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Ok, here's is deal.....
I've been an LPN for over 15 years... I've never worked acute care.
I graduated in December with my RN....
I'm am totally freaking out on taking the boards...... I should be hearing any day as to when I can schedule an exam.
I have Kaplan, Saunders, NCLEX made easy and have even signed up on the NCLEX review site........
I don't remember feeling like this when I took my LPN boards and only had one review book.... and I passed the first time.
Here's my problem.... I think I'm S--king on the review questions!!
I'm either in the high 70's or low 80's......I was a B student in school.
I'm sooo afraid of failing boards..... I think if I end up answering more than 75 questions... I'll faint.
I've been having nightmares about this whole thing.
Help... I need some reassurance and some stats......
Thanks......
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Just like everyone said, relax and take a deep breath... You have plenty of experience under your belt and you have reviewed.. That is about all you can do.. Go to bed early tonight, eat a good meal and get up early enough tomorrow to be able to take your time.
Good Luck and I wish you well.. Let us know how it goes...
Lynda
I don't understan your system. I wrote my provincials RNA 1991 then RN 1992, for the RN we sat for 2 days 4 hours each we answered over 600 questions we need 350 to pass. I never worried I just told myself if I didn't know it now i never would. I was also one of the lucky one's that got the extra test questions on AIDS something we didn't study too much. I scored 525. Good Luck
BMS4
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Thanks for posting. :) Let us know how it goes. Are you in a state where you will get unofficial results pretty quickly?
Good luck and get plenty of rest. Also, eat a good breakfast. :)