[MaleNursesRock]

..i plan to buy that kaplan qbank, i hear its 300 bucks for 1100 questions. so i test on may 7th -sooo i want to do about 100 questions per day so ill buy it about 12 days before i test, so i can rest/ not study on that last day.-i do other questions from saunders. lipincott etc..but they seem way to easy , compared to the nclex, kaplan is more like that.

i used to study for hours a day, do like 200-300 questions per day--i got really burned out my 1st and 2nd time, now-im pacing myself-i study but not as intensly, i do more "fun" stuff for myself and with my son.-i realize that i dont need to do X amount of questions per day, (although NCLEX ppl say a person should do at leat 5000-10000 questions before the test)..I know im WAAAYY above that.

[Faeriewand]

For the poster who said they are on Suzanne's second tip.... what is it?

I am almost done with the Saunders book. I think I will be ready by May 10th when I am scheduled to take my test.

[MREYES1014]

I WANTED TO TAKE THE NCLEX-PN IN APRIL BUT... NOW IM SCHEDULED FOR MAY 3RD NOT WORRIED YET BUT..... HELP!!!! LOL

[missmykids]

well. you have to pm suzanne regarding that...but i thinkk she wont be able to help you because it is a 45 day studying before you test and according to her, her next schedule for emails of her second tip is by May 1.... but, still try to contact her. who knows....

[MomenTs]

Disaster nursing: Order of care.

Red: Life threatening but can be saved with minimal nursing care
Yellow: Injuries significant & need medical care
Green: Injuries minor and can be delayed
Black: Injuries extreme and survival unlikely

Source: Examcram

[boobool07]

Hello to all my May nclex takers are we going to start writing the dates and names of those taking nclex in may? well my big day will be the 14th so count me in..all prayers are welcomed..

WE CAN DO IT MAY NCLEX TAKERS!

[JAX_GRL]

how is every body doing so far with their review? hope all is well! take care and good luck!

[missmykids]

My head hurts already, migraine attack....

[gwafuh_2busrn]

eventhough its hard,im doing suzannes 2nd tip strictly..hehehhe

[december2905]

what materials are you using to study for INFECTION CONTROL? I only have saunders 3rd ed, and it seems limited...

by the way, i came up with this acronym to remember the diseases under DROPLET PRECAUTION. just think of SPIDERMAn!

S - sepsis
S - scarlet fever
S - streptococcal pharyngitis
P - pertussis
P - parvovirus B19
P - pneumonia
I - influenza
D - diphtheria (pharyngeal)
E - epiglottitis
R - rubella
M - mumps
M - meningitis
M - meningeal or mycoplasma pneumonia
An - adenovirus

Private room or cohort
Mask - caregiver
Mask - on the poatient when he leaves the room, only if necessary

source: saunder's 3rd ed