NRSNG was founded by a team of professional nurses who are devoted to improving the quality of nursing education. The team recently released a top study tool for nursing students preparing for the NCLEX exam.
Allen TX - June 12, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
The team of expert nurses at NRSNG have released their top quality study tool available for nursing students studying for the NCLEX® exam, starting with free nursing practice questions. The study tool is a set of more than 3,500 questions in every nursing category and every NCLEX category. The questions mimic exactly the types of questions that nursing students will see on the NCLEX exam. The questions can help students who are struggling with a particular area of nursing.
There are many nursing categories which students are exposed to during a course of study. These include cardiac, endocrine and metabolic, ethical and legal, fundamentals, GI and GU, hematologic and immunology, integumentary, labs, mental health, musculoskeletal, neurology, obstetrics and pediatrics, oncology, pharmacology, prioritization and delegation and respiratory. NCLEX categories include Basic Care and Comfort, Health Promotion and Maintenance, Management of Care, Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies, Physiological Adaptation, Psychosocial Integrity, Reduction of Risk Potential, Safety and Infection Control.
The founder of NRSNG is Jon Haws, an ICU nurse, Charge Nurse, Code Team Nurse and mentor to nursing students and new nursing. His interest in changing nursing education began in nursing school where he became frustrated with the direction nursing education was headed. The mission of NRSNG.com is to change that fundamental approach. The team is focused on making nursing education more science-based rather than art-based. Schools should teach critical thinking. When students are taught to think, rather than to follow a mnemonics list of steps.
Additional changes in the process of nursing education include promoting professors based on the success of their students, rather than on politics. Schools should not pass students who are unready. More time should be spend in clinical aspects of the education. The team at NRSNG has actually gone through nursing school, have passed the NCLEX exam and have actually worked in the field.
For more information about us, please visit https://www.nrsng.com/nursing-practice-questions/
Contact Info:
Name: Jon Haws RN BSN CCRN
Organization: NRSNG
Address: PO Box 1574, Allen TX 75002
Source: https://www.nrsng.com/
Release ID: 119076
