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Summary: In agreement...Awful editing
Review: I agree with the previous reviewer (Who edited this book?, January 9, 2002
Reviewer: C SMITH from Portland, ME USA). Having some experience with other Princeton Review books, I bought the book confident that I would get excellent review material. Unfortunately, I underestimated the flaws the previous reviewer had mentioned (typos, incorrect answer numbering, etc.). Instead of helping me...the book had me questioning my own knowledge of the material and every other answer they printed as well due to the discrepencies. It had me more flustered and agitated than I needed to be. I would steer clear of this NCLEX review book until they cleaned up any subsequent versions.
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Summary: Don't waste your money!!
Review: I passed my NCLEX in February. I bought this book attracted by the CD ROM. I agree with previous reviewers that there were mistakes on both the CD and in the book. One answer even recommended giving marbles to a baby to play with. Book is too simplistic........i bought the Mosby book six weeks before my test and passed using that!!
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Summary: Monkeys will help you pass the NCLEX before this book will!
Review: This book had a nice format, with an organized and interactive way to learn. And its by the Princeton review, so you can't go wrong, right? NO! This book has horrible editing, with answers not matching up to questions and overly simplified explanations of difficult material. This book tells you that a pH of 7.30 is alkalotic and that you should give marbles to a 3 month old. I got frustrated and simply quit using this book all together. Try Mosby's---its a much better and well-trusted review. I passed my NCLEX, but with no thanks to the Princeton review!
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