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I took it today too. it turned off in 75 questions. felt like it was the hardest test i ever took. my instructors say that is good. some stuff i never heard of before, or it seems like. is it possible to do 3000 questions on kaplan and graduate first in my class and fail? im so nervous, i just want the result so i can stop stressing.
Thanks for all the well wishes. I came home and told my family the exact same thing Scrubz said. I did really really WELL or really really BAD! I'm a little worried Glen 'cause I didn't find it very hard. Compared to our school exams anyway. ( and believe me I'm no genius.) So time will tell. But I refuse to stress! I can repeat in 45 days if necessary. Don't WANT to, but WILL if I have to. Thanks again to all who wished me well. This board is great for finding supporting people who can relate to your pain!
I just got the word today at 3 pm. i checked my status with the board and they accepted my test, what a relief, i passed. i did kaplan, over 3000 questions, it is very similar to the nclex. pay close attention to all rationales, even the ones for the wrong answers when you do practice quesitons. i passed at only 75 questions, it feels good. i had 4 select all that apply, those are the hardest, and a whole bunch of priority. good luck, im sure you'll pass, nobody comes out thinking they pass, just like me, but the percentages show, you'll most likely pass.
I found out right after midnight last night while at work. Looked it up on the state board site under license status check. I PASSED!! I studied by practicing with the Saunders cd-rom practice test. I did at least 50 questions a day for about two weeks. I had a lot of prioritizing questions " Which patient would you see first?" (Think abc's) and delegation ,Which pt. would you assign the LPN?, (Think skilled assignment for the LPN and non skilled ( ambulation, bathing etc) for the nurse assistants.) Had a few peds related questions one math/dose calculation, a few on Diabetes and several on safety. Thats all I can remember. Remember you test taking tips.
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Took NCLEX today. Stopped after 75 questions. Wish me luck. After 18 years as a LPN there is only one test score between me and my RN license!
All prayers appreciated!