Again.. The agony of the UNKNOWN
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so here i am exactly a year later from taking lpn boards feeling 20 times worse! i took nclex rn yesterday after completing a lpn to rn bridge program. i sit down at the computer with sweaty palms an a ulcer! throughout the test i didn't think the questions where hard. when i got to 74 i prayed that the computer would not shut off because i didn't feel as if i was able to show my true potential and competence as a nurse, and what happened? it shut off! i know that there is absolutely no way i passed, the questions where too easy i just didn't know the answer and felt as if i should of known it. after pn boards i felt 50/50 i didn't rule out passing. but right now i feel that there is no hope because the questions where to easy. everyone tells me that if the questions are hard that's a good sign. i didn't think the questions where hard, i felt as if i should have known the answer but just didn't know it. i could always narrow it down to two answers. i have read post all day yesterday and have seen many on low level vs high level but i wasn't able to find a clear answer. i had a lot of priority, staffing, delegation, tons of infectious control, and 10 sata, and alot of pharm. i am also concerned because people have told me "there where drugs on there i had never heard of" well i had heard of every drug i just didn't know the answer does this mean this is a low level question or maybe because i was already an lpn i was more conscience about the drug name? i knew what the drug was and what it was commonly used for but the side effects that i looked for where not an option!! any advise? just an encouraging word?
