Saunders 2022-2023 Clinical Judgment and Test-Taking Strategies

Use proven strategies to prepare for nursing school tests and the NCLEX®  exam! Saunders 2022-2023 Clinical Judgment and Test-Taking Strategies:  Passing Nursing School and the NCLEX® Exam, 7th Edition provides tools  to help you overcome test anxiety, develop study skills, and improve  test scores. You’ll gain insight into key nursing areas such as clinical  judgment, prioritization, leading and managing, communication, and  pharmacology. In the book and on the Evolve website, 1,200 practice  questions represent all question types ― including alternate item  formats and new Next Generation NCLEX®-style test items. Written by  leading NCLEX experts Linda Anne and Angela Silvestri, this essential  resource offers the practical tips and realistic practice you need to  succeed on any exam!

Test-taking strategies help students find the correct answer to all types of test questions.
Pyramid Pointsidentify content that is important to know in preparing for the NCLEX® examination.
Fun, full-color design features lots of sample questions, cartoons, and bold designs to help engage visual learners.
1,200  practice questions are included in the book and on the Evolve website,  with each illustrating a test-taking strategy and including the correct  answer, rationales for correct and incorrect options, a tip for the  nursing student, and question codes.
Categorization of questions by  beginning, intermediate, or advanced level makes this book a useful tool  throughout the nursing program.
UNIQUE! Tip for the Nursing Student  is provided with every practice question to help students learn content,  develop clinical judgment, and master test-taking skills.
UNIQUE!  Student-to-Student Tips highlight real-life strategies that have helped  other students successfully complete nursing school and pass the NCLEX®  exam.
Practice question categories on Evolve include the level of  cognitive ability, client needs, integrated process, clinical  judgment/cognitive skill, content area, priority concepts, alternate  item formats, and strategy.