Some other resources for practice questions if people aren't ready to jump into UWorld:
Paid: NCLEX RN Mastery Available on web, Android, and Apple. Subscription based and includes a lot of practice questions as well as mnemonics and other nursing school related content.
Free: ATI RN Mentor - best for people whose program uses ATI but if you use HESI or Kaplan it doesn't hurt to check out. It has about 800 questions, and it's based off the 2013 test plan so it's older but still good info. The app is a little screwy but it's a good resource for free quality questions. It's available on Android and Apple.
Free: NursesLabs Over 3500 RN questions and also a PN question bank, plus tons of other resources on care plans, notes, etc.
NursesLabs also has a cram sheet with the most important labs and topics to know for the NCLEX.
On YouTube, Cathy Parkes is a MUST if your school uses ATI but is also a good resource for other programs. She goes over the ATI books and summarizes all the most important information to know for ATI exams.
Other apps I like:
AdobeScan: Free, lets you scan in documents to PDF.
Davis Drug Guide: Paid, same info as the book but easier to carry around.
Figure 1: You have to sign up and be verified as a student or a professional, BUT on this app real doctors and other medical professionals post interesting cases they have including photos and labs, etc. It's a great way to see some interesting stuff. On app and their website.
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u/prettymuchquiche RN | scream inside your heart Mar 21 '19
Some other resources for practice questions if people aren't ready to jump into UWorld:
Paid: NCLEX RN Mastery Available on web, Android, and Apple. Subscription based and includes a lot of practice questions as well as mnemonics and other nursing school related content.
Free: ATI RN Mentor - best for people whose program uses ATI but if you use HESI or Kaplan it doesn't hurt to check out. It has about 800 questions, and it's based off the 2013 test plan so it's older but still good info. The app is a little screwy but it's a good resource for free quality questions. It's available on Android and Apple.
Free: NursesLabs Over 3500 RN questions and also a PN question bank, plus tons of other resources on care plans, notes, etc.
NursesLabs also has a cram sheet with the most important labs and topics to know for the NCLEX.
On YouTube, Cathy Parkes is a MUST if your school uses ATI but is also a good resource for other programs. She goes over the ATI books and summarizes all the most important information to know for ATI exams.
Other apps I like:
AdobeScan: Free, lets you scan in documents to PDF.
Davis Drug Guide: Paid, same info as the book but easier to carry around.
Figure 1: You have to sign up and be verified as a student or a professional, BUT on this app real doctors and other medical professionals post interesting cases they have including photos and labs, etc. It's a great way to see some interesting stuff. On app and their website.