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Dear Nurses,

I just wanted to know what are the most common or most important disorders from each system and medications to study for the NCLEX and any other tips would be appreciated.

I will be taking my NCLEX in about couple of months!

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Dear Nurses,

I just wanted to know what are the most common or most important disorders from each system and medications to study for the NCLEX and any other tips would be appreciated.

I will be taking my NCLEX in about couple of months!

Thanks

Mine made no sense at all and asked about a lot of medications and diseases I'd never heard of. You will have different questions and you'll find out what they are when you take the test. Good luck!

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Understand delegation, patient teaching and don't "do nothing." Which answer is MOST correct? I suggest a Kaplan review. Good luck

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Specializes in Public Health, TB.

When choosing what to do first, always choose Assess!

Get your prioritization frameworks down pat:

Mazlow, ABC, Nursing Process, etc. , what is going to kill you first.

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Thanks for your help!

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Hi there,

Try not to focus too much on disorders or content.

The most important thing to know really well is priority and delegation, and your drugs. I failed the NCLEX focusing too much on disorders and diseases etc... and I only had only one or two disorders. I would say that the NCLEX is a good 75% priority questions, with the remaining percentage being SATA,and pharm.

Good Luck!!'

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Mine made no sense at all and asked about a lot of medications and diseases I'd never heard of. You will have different questions and you'll find out what they are when you take the test. Good luck!

I felt the same about mine.

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