Description

For more than 30 years, the live Anderson Review has helped RN students pass their NCLEX-RN exam with its live 5-day intensive review at elite universities in Massachusetts. Now, for the first time, this superior NCLEX-RN review course is available online from Fitzgerald Health Education Associates. Fitzgerald is the top provider of the highest-quality certification exam prep available. The Online Fitzgerald-Anderson NCLEX-RN Review continues that tradition!

The Fitzgerald-Anderson NCLEX-RN review is revised annually to ensure that the course and the accompanying workbook reflect the latest exam. Our copyrighted W-Assessment System teaches you strategies to identify the critical elements of NCLEX-RN questions and isolate the correct answer.

Fitzgerald-Anderson NCLEX-RN Review Advantages

• Course mirrors the NCLEX-RN Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) approach
• Post-tests developed to reflect the exam & measure exam readiness & include bonus sample tests
• Covers the need to know for the NCLEX-RN exam
• Special concentration on nutrition, pharmacology & psychological integration
• Includes a comprehensive course workbook with more than 200 pages written by expert instructors
• Bonus handy laminated guide for NEED TO KNOW NCLEX-RN LAB VALUES
• Outstanding Faculty with decades of experience teaching NCLEX-RN Fitzgerald-Anderson NCLEX-RN review and RN programs
• Identifies areas in need of further review
• Reviews information in the same way you are tested on the NCLEX-RN Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) Exam
• Explains how to answer questions, even when you are not sure of the answers
• Gives feedback with quizzes after each section
• Assists in the development of a personal study plan to maximize your score on the test
• Covers All MAJOR HEALTH categories: Adult health, Maternal-child health, Care of children, & Psychology and Pharmacology
• Includes five sample tests—test items just the way you will see them on the NCLEX-RN CAT Exam

Overcome common stumbling blocks such as:

• Fear of Failure
• Test-taking Anxiety
• Poor Test-Taking Skills
• Lack of Preparation
• Fear of Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT)

Learn to prioritize, the key to successful nursing. Discover how to gauge a patient's needs with these five level guidelines:

• Level 1
  Immediate airway and breathing problems currently occurring
• Level 2
  Sudden changes in the mental status or level of consciousness (from baseline)
• Level 3
  New onset vital sign changes–especially pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, or oxygen saturation
• Level 4
  Unstable metabolic disorders and diagnostic test results: Conditions include severe hypo- or hyper-glycemic conditions (providing mental status changes have not already occurred, which moves the problem to level 2)
• Level 5
  Complaints of pain especially postoperative pain (exception: if pain is described as cardiac in origin, the complaint requires a level one response)