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May 18, 2009 03:59 PM

What happens if the NCLEX stops at 77 questions?!


So i took the NCLEX today...i had WAY too many SATAs and i have heard that they are the harder end of the questions but i did not feel too confident. It seemed like the questions did not get any easier throughout the entire exam. i only had one calculation, a ton of pharm...uggh. Well, i got to 75 and in a way, i was hoping the exam would shut off but on the other hand, i thought maybe that would not be good because it was possibel i did SO badly on the first 75 questions that they knew to fail me right off the bat . Well, it didnt stop at 75 and when i saw 76 i was really excited because i knew the program had not come to a 95% certainty on whether or not i had passed it but i was sure i would have to get the majority of the harder questions correct from that point forward...well, the 76th question was something about anemia and i KNOW i got that correct (i even went home and looked it up after the exam!) and then they gave me 77...a mental health question about a personality disorder- i had actually studied that topic specifically and the question was, "What would the nurse do FIRST" ones. (I also looked that one up when i got home and got it correct also)...then the exam shut off...im a nervous wreck. i originally thought i failed but then maybe not? Does anyone have any feedback- i would love to hear thoughts!!


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from CECE,RN
Old May 18, 2009, 04:23 PM

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Hopefully you got quick results in your state, so you won't be anxious too long. But sounds like the type of questions I had on my nclex and I passed. So good luck!
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from caliotter3
Old May 18, 2009, 04:31 PM

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Wishing you good luck.
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from +one
Old May 18, 2009, 05:16 PM

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good luck.
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from lovebabies
Old May 18, 2009, 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by triciaann View Post
So i took the NCLEX today...i had WAY too many SATAs and i have heard that they are the harder end of the questions but i did not feel too confident. It seemed like the questions did not get any easier throughout the entire exam. i only had one calculation, a ton of pharm...uggh. Well, i got to 75 and in a way, i was hoping the exam would shut off but on the other hand, i thought maybe that would not be good because it was possibel i did SO badly on the first 75 questions that they knew to fail me right off the bat . Well, it didnt stop at 75 and when i saw 76 i was really excited because i knew the program had not come to a 95% certainty on whether or not i had passed it but i was sure i would have to get the majority of the harder questions correct from that point forward...well, the 76th question was something about anemia and i KNOW i got that correct (i even went home and looked it up after the exam!) and then they gave me 77...a mental health question about a personality disorder- i had actually studied that topic specifically and the question was, "What would the nurse do FIRST" ones. (I also looked that one up when i got home and got it correct also)...then the exam shut off...im a nervous wreck. i originally thought i failed but then maybe not? Does anyone have any feedback- i would love to hear thoughts!!
congratulations for taking the nclex. the wait is the hardest part. according to people that SATA is a difficulty level question, you never know. good luck
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from pink123
Old May 18, 2009, 05:45 PM

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Good Luck and think positive.
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Old May 18, 2009, 08:55 PM

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Good luck

BTW, did you try "Pearsonvue trick"??
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from triciaann
Old May 18, 2009, 09:45 PM

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what is the pearsonvue trick?
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Old May 18, 2009, 10:33 PM

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Go to the Thread: Pearsonvue "Trick"..is this really TRUE?


Read their posts. I believe in this trick. Find out if you passed or not.
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Old May 18, 2009, 11:05 PM

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wishing u goodluck!
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