NCLEX PN

Well congrats to you ..I am starting to restudy again for my retake of my nclex-pn test. How did you study? Was there something that you did to make it easy for the test? My head is hurting so bad and I haven't even taken my test yet. I am so happy to be able to retake the test but also worried that I will fail again. Studying for a few hours a day and trying to relax and get ready for the big dance again has been so hard.

I read Kaplan a couple of times did the practice questions and went through the rationale. I read through that 35 page study guide that's been floating around, I mainly focused on reviewing the main basic content like the different precautions, drug endings, fluid s and electrolytes and acid base. I skimmed through my adult health text and Saunders review book. I didn't go through the tests online from Saunders bc we used it throughout our program for tests grades. I also went back through Ati practice tests, our program also used Ati heavily. And that was it.

I didn't study everyday all day just a few days out the week I felt like I didn't do enough before going in. I wouldn't say my test was easy it just wasn't as tricky or hard as I expected it to be.

I had 195 questions I had 2 hrs left. I had like 30 or more SATA

Which in school wasn't my strongest point!!! A lot of praying and trusting and believeing in myself. And stayed calm and relax!

I'm planning to take NCLEX LVN/PN exam since I got denied to take nclex rn.

my friend suggested that I read Saudner's 5th Edition book.Do you think I need to read more books aside from this one?

Saunders is great for review of the content books like Kaplan NCLEX PN 2014 test taking strategies is good for learning about test how to figure out the question and what's its asking and how to answer. Good luck

Where did you find the 35

study guide?

I searched it on here I dont remember exactly where but I asked past graduates from my school if I had the right one.