What I used to study for NGN RN- NCLEX
Now after I graduated I was COMPLETELY burn’t out and the last thing I felt like doing was studying.
So did I force myself to study? No, cause I knew I wasn’t gonna retain much. I was also waiting for approval of my application and my ATT number to be able to test. And I had to wait almost a full month after graduation before I got the number.
When I was approved to schedule a date I picked it out several weeks in advance—1) because that’s when I could with my work schedule 2) I personally didn’t want to test late in the afternoon 3) for my anxiety 😬
Once scheduled I bought the 30 day subscription to archer that included the q-bank and on demand videos.
I started going through archers study plan but found the videos long so I started focusing on areas I needed an improvement based of my testing results.
The videos shared are what I found helpful overall- the prioritization video helped out immensely!!!
I also started realizing taking this test was just gonna determine if I knew enough to practice safely. So of course I started focusing on safety.
The lines tubes and drains video helped me cause I get confused on that stuff.
And lastly the beautiful nursing NCLEX review video is something I recommend to all my friends and classmates. This video not only encompasses the knowledge overall but it really helped me realize I don’t need to know everything and that the NCLEX realizes I’m a baby nurse.
My school allowed me to test for my LPN a year into my RN program. So when I studying for the LPN- NCLEX (which I also passed in the minimum questions) I had used beautiful nurses video and really helped!
Hope this helps anyone getting ready to take this test. You will do amazing! Believe in yourself, take it one question at a time and keep going. 🩷🤍🩵🩷🤍🩵
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Preparing for the NGN RN NCLEX can be overwhelming, especially after graduation when burnout is common. It's essential to find study methods that resonate with your learning style. Many candidates have found success with online resources like Archer, which offers a comprehensive Q-bank and on-demand videos tailored for NCLEX preparation. Key areas to focus on include prioritization, safety protocols, and understanding complex nursing concepts such as lines, tubes, and drains. Videos that cover these topics provide valuable insights, breaking down critical thinking processes needed for the exam. It's also beneficial to kickstart your study plan well before the test date, allowing ample time to cover each topic thoroughly. Engaging with support groups or forums can also provide encouragement and shared experiences that can help boost your confidence. Remember, consistency is key! Take practice questions regularly to familiarize yourself with the exam format, and don't hesitate to reach out for help from peers or mentors if needed. Stay focused, believe in yourself, and tackle each question with a calm mind. You'll be well on your way to success in becoming a licensed nurse!
Will these work for the LPN NCLEX cause I need something to help 😂