Rebecca F. answered • 11/26/24
RNMSNED in nursing education with 28+ years of professional experience
Nursing students and NCLEX test takers!!!!!!
MCQ approach
Read each Q&A thoroughly- take your time, identify context clues/keywords,
Try to answer the question before looking at the answer options
Remember all answer options are either correct, incorrect, or partially correct- DO NOT CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT IS PARTIALLY INCORRECT!!!
Educated guessing is always about what you know, not about what you think you do not know.
Use Medical terminology to break down words to help you better understand the disease/disorder/procedure.
When studying, try aligning your study material with practice Q&A- it is best to do with Q&A that has rational
Also if you disagree with an answer- look it up.
Do not overthink!!!!! Avoid adding scenarios that do not exist. Only focus on what the question is asking you.
Try to do the process by elimination by asking yourself yes or no or true or false about each answer option,
Be sure that the answer aligns with the question.
Answer options are correct, incorrect, or partially correct- DO NOT CHOOSE THE PARTIALLY CORRECT ANSWER!!!!!
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