FAILED NCLEX ?
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I just took my nclex exam yesterday, I am positive I failed! I can't stop crying and feel like my world has just ended. I have been a lpn for 14 years, I was on the deans list through the R.N. program, I took kaplan, answered and reviewed over 3000 questions between kaplan and saunders and nothing prepared me for what I just went through. I had like 10 select all that apply questions and many, many pharmacological questions on some meds I have never even heard of before. My anxiety got the better of me, a person can only take so much before they crack and my computer turned off at 75 questions. I know in my heart I failed. I feel the test was unfair and I really don't believe 75 questions can determine if you are a good nurse or not. especially the medication questions. As a nurse on the floor when I don't know a med I look it up before giving it and become familiar with it - thats patient safety. With so many medications, over 5,ooo to be specific, out there it is impossible for a nurse to remember them all. Some of the other questions I encountered were questions for specialty areas, like ICU - were a new grad would not be working there. I really feel the board of nursing needs to figure out a better way to determine if someone is competent. Personally I feel instead of a exam, it should be an apprenticeship or a fair exam. Any tips out there? Has any one taken NSCBN study courses. ANY TIPS ON HOW TO REGROUP AND REMEBER THINGS FOR 90 DAYS DOWN THE ROAD.