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only 4 days left.. plz help

i have only 4 days. 1 am doing kaplan q bank now. i already finished my q trainer my scores are b/w 60-65% but 58.8 in q trainer 7. but i am feeling very uncomfortable with meds. its hard for me to memorize all the side effects even group wise. is it ok to go for exam even if u weak in meds?? please suggest something.:dead:

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    Yes go for it.

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    i have only 4 days. 1 am doing kaplan q bank now. i already finished my q trainer my scores are b/w 60-65% but 58.8 in q trainer 7. but i am feeling very uncomfortable with meds. its hard for me to memorize all the side effects even group wise. is it ok to go for exam even if u weak in meds?? please suggest something.:dead:

    Is kapln q bank easier or tough as compare to q trainers?

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    I honestly did not study meds before my NCLEX, other than a quick look-over the pages Hurst offered on their site. I had the most random meds on my NCLEX that I have never even heard of before, so I don't think it is possible to study for the pharm part! But the majority of mine was content, not medications, so it turned out good.

    I say if you feel good with your core content and you're doing well on practice tests (I did Hurst, not Kaplan, so I don't know if their tests are alike, but I averaged 70-74% on my Hurst tests the week before my NCLEX and passed), I think you will be fine!

    GOOD LUCK!!!

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