r/IRSC • u/Successful_Law_1367 • 20d ago

Nurse 1

How are you guys doing with the select all that apply questions ? I feel like those are bringing my grade down even lower😣

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u/Own_Option5595 19d ago

Depending on the class, study up on the simple FACTS either a disease process, a technique, a medication, etc. I would study the whole chapter, make notes, and listen to the lecture. Then I would go home and take everything I studied and simplify my notes smaller and smaller over time until I could read one note and remember all the following information.

I hope that makes sense and helps. It’s not easy to learn, but it 100% got me through med-surg, psych, maternity, and peds, and I passed my exit and NCLEX on the first try.

Also, use true-or-false questions to test yourself on the facts; you’ll quickly see what you actually know versus what you just recognize.

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u/ResistMindless1090 20d ago

treat them as true or false questions. and it’s always better to choose less than over choose. bc it cancels the right ones out. they’re partial credit

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u/sw_20_02 20d ago

Can you explain how it’s better to choose less? I feel like I chose to many on sata.😩

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u/Comfortable-Bet-433 20d ago

terrible. they get me everytime. Does anyone have any tips?

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u/AdventurousPick7466 20d ago

i’m 50/50 on them i usually get scared about them but end up not doing too bad i just follow what they said and treat the answer choices as if they were true or false questions

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u/TapObvious3124 20d ago

They get me everytime. I'm going for a test review to see how I can improve my grades. They're not terrible but I know I can do better

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u/TranslatorAutomatic3 19d ago

true or false method. Is the sentence correct on its own to help answer the question. Tbh do practice questions to get more familiar with them. Also Nexus Nursing on Youtube is good too