NCLEX-PN Tomorrow morning!

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Hi everyone. I'm taking my nclex tomorrow morning and I am so stressed out about it. I just want to pass so badly and will be so extremley disappointed if I don't. I've been studying but I kind of feel like it's studying for the SAT, meaning you can't reallly study for it, at this point either you know it or you don't. I did well all through school and I really feel that I deserve to pass. Ughhhh sorry, I just needed to vent to some people who know what I'm going through!! I got so stressed out that last night I just burst into tears! This is a very intimidating experience! Anyway-anyone have any good last minute study tips? Or maybe a site with some good practice questions? Thanks in advance for your help!

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Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.

Try to get a good nights sleep and eat a bit of breakfast even if you don't feel hungry. Go get em!

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

I wouldn't worry about studying the day before the NCLEX is to be taken. After all, if you don't know it by now, you won't learn it the day before the exam. I would relax, eat well, remain hydrated, and do something enjoyable to alleviate the nervousness. Be sure to consume a good breakfast on the morning of your exam.

Good luck...I hope you pass. :)

I cried on the way to take the nyclex and it helped the stress. Tears are a great release. Just take one question at a time and deep breaths. Someone told me to smile at the computer before the test and it seems silly but its just another great way to let go of some of that stress.

Jean

Specializes in Critical care, Pediatris & Geriatrics.
Specializes in Med-Surg, Trauma, Ortho, Neuro, Cardiac.

You are ready now. Last minute cramming will only frustrate and fatigue you.

Good luck!

Just wanted to let everyone know that... I PASSED!!!!

YIPPEE!

Congratulations, nurse!

Congratulations, Nurse Kelly!! Whoot! Time to Party!:balloons::balloons::balloons:

i took my nclex pn yesterday and feel like throwing up. Can anyone tell me if they've had a test where the type of calculation seemed repetative? IM, dose based on kg weight, round to 2 decimal places, then 1 decimal, then without decimals? and i had tons of select all that apply!

Specializes in Med-Surg, Trauma, Ortho, Neuro, Cardiac.

Congratulations!

Specializes in LTC.

Fabulous! Congratulations!!!

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