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How was EC #6 for everyone?

I am going to be taking NC #6 and I was wondering how everyone did. I am kind of cramming in my reading because I have to go to a wedding out of state at the end of april and I am scheduled to test before that.

thanks,

Melissa:nurse:

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I took it after microbiology, which was quite a help with the ID stuff being fresh in my mind. I got an A on it. I don't remember it being difficult, but I HATE ORTHO. I had to study up a bit on ortho, but it was still not too tough. Good luck!

I was fine. Endocrine and oncology are my bete noirs.

I studied the least for this one related to a vision issue. Probably around 3 weeks of pretty intense studying. I came out with a B. It was the last of my NC's so I was just thankful to be done...Now if I can get the rest out of the way. Lol! Good Luck to you. You will do great. You have plenty of time to prepare. Best Wishes! Traci

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I loved NC6! It was my favorite one. :D

The test wasn't too bad. It was not the easiest either. I thought all HD 1,2,3 were all kinda hard. But thats because I studied 2-3 weeks for all the test. Good Luck, you should do fine!

Passed yesterday with an A. My scores on the pretest were 75 and 70. I studied for a long time because I put the test off until Spring. Lots of questions on ortho, traction, etc. Not a bad test. :p

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Great job!! :) How many exams do you have left?

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thanks for all the advice....I love trauma and ortho so I think I'll be just fine...I can't wait for this stuff to be OVER!

2 to go!

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I know! It almost sounds too good to be true!

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