[swee2000]

considered higher-level-of-difficulty questions? I had ALOT of them on my NCLEX-PN exam yesterday & am just wondering if anyone knows where those types of questions rank.

[RNsRWe]

Originally Posted by swee2000

considered higher-level-of-difficulty questions? I had ALOT of them on my NCLEX-PN exam yesterday & am just wondering if anyone knows where those types of questions rank.

If it's set up like the RN exam, those questions are at every level, from "so easy you aren't yet passing" to "whoa, babe, you're doing great"

[My2Giants]

Hi Swee2000,

I took my nclex pn June 26th and passed. I also had alot of infection control and teaching questions. I also wondered where they ranked on the difficulty scale. They must of ranked okay since I passed. Good luck to you and I am sure you passed!!!

[fosdene]

Hi! Ms Suzanne,
When you have time, could you kindly add me to your mailing list for your new or revised study plan using the Saunders book?
Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks

[EricEnfermero]

Originally Posted by fosdene

Hi! Ms Suzanne,
When you have time, could you kindly add me to your mailing list for your new or revised study plan using the Saunders book?
Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks

Fosdene,

Check out the sticky at the top of the NCLEX Forum entitled 'The first tip of my new study guide.' The instructions for the first step are there, then you can contact Suzanne4.

[RNKay31]

I had about 5 infection control questions and the majority of my exam was teaching, all the best.