Synopsis

The new 4th edition of Lippincott's NCLEX-RN® Alternate-Format Questions helps you prepare with confidence for every type of question on the NCLEX exam - including the new audio and graphic option questions included on the 2010 test plan. Completely updated, and with more than 500 questions - including 350 alternate-format questions styled after those included on the exam - this essential study resource provides more questions than any other NCLEX book of its kind!

Sharpen your test-taking skills with the types of questions you'll see on the NCLEX:

• NEW Audio questions - available exclusively on LWW's thePoint.com
• NEW Graphic option questions
• Multiple-response / multiple-choice questions
• Fill-in-the-blank calculation questions
• Chart exhibit questions
• Drag-and-drop questions
• Hotspot questions

And there's even more content and features to make you NCLEX-ready:

• A special preparation strategy section for success on the NCLEX exam
• Critical thinking strategy, client needs category, client needs subcategory, cognitive level, integrated process, and remediation reference for every question
• Coverage of all topics on the exam
• Clear rationales for correct and incorrect answers
• Comprehensive tests with 150 additional NCLEX-style questions

The companion website at thePoint.com provides online resources to help you make the most of your study time:

• NEW Audio questions, like those you will experience on the NCLEX-RN exam
• All questions in the book available online
• An NCLEX tutorial to help you plan to succeed!

Reviewer: Valerie Harrison, RN MSN Post master FNP(Delaware Technical & Community College)
Description: This is an excellent resource for nursing students preparing for their NCLEX-RN boards, especially since nursing educational programs must now incorporate alternate-format questions in their curriculum. This is a necessary update of the 2009 edition since the NLCEX test has increased the number of this type of question.
Purpose: It is intended to help nursing students prepare for their NCLEX licensure.
Audience: The book is written for nursing students who need to prepare for their NCLEX licensure examination and it is an excellent supplemental review.
Features: It incorporates all possible types of alternate format questions student nurses may encounter. Along with alternate format questions, the book also provides illustrations and rationales.
Assessment: Because of the constantly changing question types on the NCLEX-RN exam, this is a must-have review for any nursing student today.