To pass the NCLEX PN R exam on your first try you need practice Saunders Q A Review for the NCLEX PN R Examination 6th Edition prepares you for exam success with more than 5 600 practice questions each reflecting current nursing knowledge and the latest test plan framework Answer questions in the book or go to the Evolve website to answer interactive questions in Study mode or in Exam mode for a more realistic testing experience To enhance your review each practice question includes a test taking strategy and rationales for both correct and incorrect answers Written by NCLEX experts Linda Silvestri and Angela Silvestri this book is part of the popular Saunders Pyramid to Success which has helped thousands of nurses pass the NCLEX PN exam 1 265 NCLEX PN R Examination Style questions are included in the book and the Evolve website includes all of the questions from the book plus an additional 4 400 questions Content organized by Client Needs and Integrated Processes mirrors the actual NCLEX PN exam providing a logical review for exam preparation and end of course standardized exams UNIQUE Detailed test taking strategy and rationale for each question provides clues for analyzing and uncovering the correct answer option along with rationales for both correct and incorrect options Case studies include a client scenario and accompanying practice questions UNIQUE Priority Nursing Action tips are provided for each question to clarify the most important nursing considerations and interventions for each scenario Categorization of questions allows you to select questions by cognitive level client needs integrated process and clinical content area All alternate item format questions are included providing the practice needed to master critical thinking skills and understand prioritization Graphic options questions on Evolve familiarize you with these alternate item format question types that could appear on the NCLEX R Introductory chapters cover preparation guidance for the NCLEX PN test taking strategies clinical judgment and NGN item types non academic preparation and a new graduate s perspective on the NCLEX PN experience
