Fluids, Electrolytes and Acid-Base Balance: a Guide for Nurses + Practice Questions, Case Studies, Charts

I feel like these are better for your first job as a nurse ( not that you will ever have time to use in the floor) which is were I am now. I used Kaplan for my nclex study (and passed). These are brief with very small text so if your don’t have a solid base in nursing it may leave you needing more explanation. Better for quick basic reminders perhaps.

Extremely informative. I struggled with fluid and electrolyte balance in the LVN program and this has helped me a lot. I am planning on using this to brush up for my upcoming RN program, and as a reference during the program. I wish I would have found these books and the nrsng.com site sooner!

This book is amazingly helpful! It walks you thru the information as though Jon was sitting there teaching it to you. Written for understandin , I have 14 or so of his books to help review for the NCLEX. I just wish I had them earlier in my schooling. All loaded on my kindle no need to carry all of them around. Love it, thanks Jon!

A good review of this topic. Easy to understand.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: Jon Haws is the reason I feel somewhat confident in my knowledge as a nursing student. Every single guide he produces has helped me grasp the information better than if I were just using my nursing textbooks, and the F&E guide is no exception. I'd be lost without this dude!!

I love It

I'm a nursing student, and I have most of his guides on my iPad while I study. They are simple and to the point. I wish I found these earlier. Thank you! :-)

Everyone in nursing school has struggled with this topic.... the struggle is now over....This book explains fluids and electrolytes in a simple manner that will increase your overall nursing knowledge.

Great

Excellent little book Very good for revision.

Good basic guide

Very interesting book

It's a good revision of basics clinical data, but typos and poor description prevent the book from being excellent.