I am very prone to visual and audio distraction during exams.
At school, I wore a baseball cap that I could pull the brim down so all I saw was the paper or computer screen and didn't see anyone in my peripheral walking around, tapping their pencil, writing, etc.
I also wore 26dB hearing protection AND ear plugs so I didn't hear coughs, sneezes, scribbling, clicking, typing, the door opening, people in the hall, etc.
they dont allow hats in the testing area unfortunately, i am the same way, and they have your basic ear plugs that they offer to you. literally the only thing u can bring in the testing room is yourself and the clothes you are wearing.
At my testing center-they offered the standard put in ear-ear plugs- huge headphones to listen to audio clips and then another pair of huge headphones that were supposed to make the sound seem less-they almost looked identical to your picture.
SummitRN, BSN, RN
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I am very prone to visual and audio distraction during exams.
At school, I wore a baseball cap that I could pull the brim down so all I saw was the paper or computer screen and didn't see anyone in my peripheral walking around, tapping their pencil, writing, etc.
I also wore 26dB hearing protection AND ear plugs so I didn't hear coughs, sneezes, scribbling, clicking, typing, the door opening, people in the hall, etc.
Can I wear these at NCLEX?