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6 more days... my test plan

I'm working full-time at a nursing home (thinking about quitting because of the inefficient training I'm receiving). I was given only 2 days off before the NCLEX to study because the DON said, "Pssshhhh. You're gonna pass! You seriously don't need a week off to study. You passed nursing school. You'll pass NCLEX." She says this job is more important than the NCLEX...... ANYWAYS.... if you're curious about the story, then check it out here: https://allnurses.com/graduate-nurse-forum/inefficient-training-first-574683.html

I have 6 days left before the big test. I've done over 2,000 practice questions (most of them Kaplan). I've made notes from the rationales and plan on reading over those and memorizing lab values. Do you think that is a good test plan 6 days before the test?

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    I think ur on the right track. Go over ur lab values, therapeutic levels, insulin, cardiac meds, prioritization. I'm also studying for Nclex. Haven't got my test date yet but still waiting. ur gonna do great . Don't stress ur self!!

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    Good luck.

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    wow..........thats a crazy DON ....no nclex..no license ..that means no RN job...so the nclex is more imp than the job.... as for your study....u seem on the right track.. Kaplan rules ...start to wind down your study now...sleep well b4 the test....briefly memorize some lab values.....infection ctrl mnemonics...you know more than u think you know.....and please inform us of the results and your job decision...your story is very interesting..... Good luck.

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