What questions should the graduate nurse ask themself when determining which NCLEX-RN® examination review course is right for the graduate? (Select all that apply.)
a. What review courses are easily accessible?
b. What review courses will teach me what I need to know?
c. How well do I study at the computer?
d. Can I plan a study review schedule and stick to it?
e. Can I plan study time?
A, C, D, E
When choosing an NCLEX-RN® examination review courses, the graduate nurse should ask themself the following questions: What review courses are easily accessible? How well do I study at the computer? Can I plan a study review schedule and stick to it? and Can I plan study time? The purpose of the review course is not to teach the material to students but to serve as a review.
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a. It eliminates pain and discomfort. b. It prevents joint contractures. c. It eliminates the need for turning. d. It reduces risks of immobility.
The nurse understands that which is true of alcohol?
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