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Does all the info we learn in A&P be on the nclex??

I'm having a hard time in A&P so I was wondering should I be concern about A&P and NcleX?

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Hello! I took my NCLEX-PN yesterday, and I had ZERO A&P questions, which is a pity, because that was one of my favorite subjects in school.

I had lots of prioritize questions, dosage calculations, pharm questions (mostly nursing implications), and what felt like dozens of SATA questions.

Then again, each NCLEX exam is unique, so good luck, study hard, and you will do great!:jester:

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I hope you pass but what you are saying that it is possible to gat A&P questions on the NCLEX.. Did you have any from foundation?

NCLEX assumes that you know it already

anything under the question pool can be asked so it's best to study basically everything that the test plan requires.

No A&P is a pre req for nursing it is to provide a foundation of understanding about the human body so the NCLEX assumes you know those things in order to complete school!!!!

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I'm passing but I just dont think I'm going to remember what I've learned in A&P because its so much

Most likely! Good luck!

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