Saunders 2026-2027 Clinical Judgment and Test-Taking Strategies - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 9th Edition
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- NEW! Increased focus and additional content on practice readiness supports your transition from test to practice
- NEW! Thoroughly updated content incorporates clinical updates and reflects the latest NCLEX® test plans
- UNIQUE! Student-to-Student Hints highlight real-life strategies that have helped other students graduate from nursing school and pass the NCLEX® exam
- Tips for the Nursing Student highlights the most important concepts needed for exam success and includes tips on advocating for accommodations
- Lab test questions presented with reference ranges authentically mirror practice and help increase clinical judgment
- 1,200 review questions in the book and online provide a 2-in-1 approach in which you benefit from learning strategies and practicing test-taking skills
- Focus on helping beginner-level students develop clinical judgment skills and includes a section devoted to clinical judgment, as well as strategies addressing decision-making, question data, and client abnormalities
- Practice questions on the Evolve companion website are organized by content area, cognitive level, client needs area, integrated process, clinical judgment/cognitive skill, and priority concepts, allowing for completely customizable exams or study sessions
- Clearly defined cognitive skill levels help you understand this terminology and its significance
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Part I: Study and Test Preparation
1. Clinical Judgment and Nursing Examinations
2. Developing Study Skills
3. Breaking Through Testing Barriers
4. NCLEX® Preparation
Part II: Strategies for Success
5. Alternate Item Formats and Next Generation NCLEX® Item Types
6. How to Avoid “Reading Into the Question”
7. Positive and Negative Event Queries
8. Questions Requiring Prioritization
9. Leading and Managing, Delegating, and Assignment-Making Questions
10. Communication Questions
11. Pharmacology, Medication, and Intravenous Calculation Questions
12. Additional Pyramid Strategies
Part III: Practice Tests
13. Foundations of Care Questions
14. Adult Health Questions
15. Mental Health Questions
16. Obstetrics Questions
17. Pediatric Questions
18. Pharmacology Questions
19. Delegating/Prioritizing Questions
20. Leadership/Management Questions -
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