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Preparation for the NCLEX-PN examination should include
 
  a. cramming difficult concepts the night before the examination.
  b. rereading each textbook used in the program of study.
  c. going to a party the evening before the test.
  d. reviewing content summaries and focusing on identified areas of weakness.

Question 2

What advice should an LPN/LVN use to adequately follow up an employment interview? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Write a letter to the editor of the local newspaper praising the facility.
  b. Offer a written critique of the interview sent to the interviewer.
  c. Call the interviewer to inquire how the process is proceeding.
  d. Write a thank you letter for granting the interview.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Identifying areas of weakness and undertaking a systematic study program is a good strategy for preparing for the NCLEX-PN examination. Cramming is rarely effective. Rereading all texts is time-consuming and lacks focus. Relaxing is a good idea, but partying may lead to fatigue and lack of clarity in thinking the next day.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C, D
It is appropriate for the interviewee to write a thank you letter following the interview and to call to inquire whether he or she has been hired. The remaining options are inappropriate to the situation.



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