How to study for NCLEX-PN and how to break down and critically think for each qu

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How to study for NCLEX-PN and how to break down and critically think for each questions. How to pick out the main ideal. The main point the question is asking me. I also need help with answers choice why is its not correct and why it's correct. What is the questions asking me each question. What is its asking me.

I need for someone to explain to me how to think critically as a nurse. I have some questions below as explain to teach me or make notes for me on the questions. What is the main ideal. How to think NCLEX on exam.

I need someone to explain to me how to think critically like a nurse. Tips the same way that I ask for help on a chemistry problem the break down on how to work the problems.

I have been asking this read my question or statement that I have presented to you.

Explain to me the why behind the nursing process. The why behind the critically thinking. READ MY WHAT I AM ASKING THIS IS MY THRID TIME ASKING THIS I NEED A REAL NURSE TO HELP ME

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Study FOR NCLEX:

Actually NCLEX requires a core thinking and patient centred approach. A nurse has to be versatile to critically analuse the situation. For example, if we take any question it has 4 option and out of that you have to opt for the most relaible anwser and the problem is we feel every option is important and correct. So, to choose the best your approach should be patient centred with an analysis of keeping nursing and law in mind.

The other option is to think other way and start excluding the point like if a patient is unconscious and you are nurse of that ward what will your first step and all option seems right to you. In that case start imagining the real time picture and think what can save my patients life without hampering the law and that is your correct answer. I hope this will be helpful.

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