I bet everyone has the same question...but what is the best way to tackle pharm without getting super into the weeds? My school uses HESI and it goes into heavy detail about drugs. Should I stick with the top 25 most common drug classes and role with it? I want to use my time studying in the best way possible. Thank you for any tips and please DM!
^(Hi Guys! I am starting to study for the NCLEX and hoping to take it in mid-June, but do not have a date yet. I just graduated last week and am looking for resources to help study. My school gives us both ATI and HESI (HESI is brand new this year) including HESI online review. For people who have used these two resources- are they enough? I don't want to buy a resource to help me study, unless people swear by it. I am a good student historically in school, but a nervous test taker. For those who studied, how did you do it? Did you just spam practice questions, or follow the modules through HESI? Thanks guys!)
Hey guys, I have a leadership ATI exam coming up this Friday and it makes a major difference in my grade. sometimes i feel like these exams go way beyond what is covered in class, and no matter what I do to prepare, I always feel like I don't know something! How do you guys overcome ATI anxiety? My DM's are open!