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what is considered difficult question

i knew that prioritizing and delagation is consired difficult question...but i only have a few of those ....i have a bunch of PT. teaching though...is that mean im doing bad?? that why they keep trowing pt. teaching question?

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Hi there, I am confused by your post. I thought that the categories of questions had nothing to do with pass or failing, but rather answering questions of any category at a high level is all that is needed? Nowhere, throughout all my prep time with Kaplan and Saunders did it say the test picks your weak category and asks you more of that category, but rather it ranomly selected questions based on the level of difficulty, and not the category. I am extremely nervous then if you are right, because I just took the test today and got about 133 questions and got med questions over and over again with SATAs mixed up in the middle.. so does that mean I failed because it kept giving me med questions?

stressed out,

almost_rn

The test can still pick up on a weak area and ask on it.

If in doubt there are some good concise information on the NCSBN website about NCLEX

Getting asked a lot about a certain subject doesn't mean you have failed. Good luck

The test can still pick up on a weak area and ask on it.

If in doubt there are some good concise information on the NCSBN website about NCLEX

Getting asked a lot about a certain subject doesn't mean you have failed. Good luck

thanks, makes sense! and i passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanks, makes sense! and i passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations

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