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Make Quizzes
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This helps you think like an NCLEX exam maker! Really
good way to get information in your head. What might you ask if YOU were the
teacher?
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Mnemonics
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Excellent
way to make things stick. Make up funny sentences for the info you have to
remember. I have a friend who actually made memes based on his mnemonics
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Quiz each other
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Get the book out and go through the chapter.
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Use previous study sheets
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You
know, you can use the fluids and electrolytes sheets you made in FON for AH1,
Peds and AH2
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Use Microsoft paint
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You can make some color-coded stuff and concept maps on
this program
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Make concept maps
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Group
that information on one page in simplified terms
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Change position
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Do not always study sitting down, walk around the block,
study while exercising, use an under the table exerciser (yeah they exist)
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Youtube videos
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Take
a break from reading. I also set up a computer near the bathroom so I could
just listen when I took a bath. You’ll see that my bathroom was a great study
area
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Write on the bathroom mirror
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Write basic info like lab values on the mirror or a
window with dry erase marker
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Use bath crayons
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I
did this when my kids were learning multiplication tables, but it works for
dosages, too
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Laminate posters
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I made posters with basic info and studied them in the
bath (I was a very clean and well-educated nursing student)
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Download NCLEX quizzes on your phone
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There
are tons of question apps
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Poster boards around the house
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Same concept as the bath posters but elsewhere. I had one
stuck to my bookshelf that I read every night before I fell asleep
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Read stuff into your iPod
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I
would read sections of the chapter or notes into my iPod and listen on that ½
hour drive to school. Great right before an exam
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Re-listen to the old lectures
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I once did this waiting four hours for a delayed plane at
the airport
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Use extra time
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I
always had a study book in my car and used in during carpool time or in the
DMV waiting to renew my license
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Make charts
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Easy to do and color code. Especially important for drugs
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Color code things
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Sometimes
I would remember stuff just because I had written it in green on a page
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Flash cards
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Don’t discount the old-fashioned ways
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Powerpoints
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Make
your own presentations as if you have to teach it to someone else
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Make your own you tube video
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Yes, I actually did this
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Write a blog
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Just
kidding, that’s MY job J
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Make up a song
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If you can sing, if not-maybe not. No, this is a cool
idea to remember lab values etc. Doesn’t have to be complicated.
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Learn the basics really well
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
Study Tips For Nursing Students Who Have a Heck Of A Lot To Learn
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