I probably failed NCLEX RN...

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Hey guys!

Took my NCLEX RN yesterday and I'm feeling down ever since. My exam contains 2 SATA, 1 dosage and calculation, 1 drug and drop, a lot of prioritization and medication. Never tried the PVT trick but I'll use the quick result tomorrow. My computer shuts off at 75, I was hoping to get more questions. I'm pretty devastated that it stopped. Oh well, I'll study again after I confirm it tomorrow...

Thank you guys for the support!

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Specializes in LTC, Med-surg.

Do the PVT!!! But you have to wait 24 hours from NCLEX start time.

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Specializes in LTC, Med Surg, Renal Care.

Have you tried the PVT?

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My test was friday my computer shut off at 75 i only had 5 sata and a lot of who would you see firsi

Did the trick in my car and got the good po ip

You might have pulled it off

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Do the PVT!!! But you have to wait 24 hours from NCLEX start time.

hello... i failed,,,

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My test was friday my computer shut off at 75 i only had 5 sata and a lot of who would you see firsi

Did the trick in my car and got the good po ip

You might have pulled it off

hey friend,,, i failed

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Emergency, Trauma.

The issue may not necessarily the source of the review, but how one approaches the NCLEX itself: understanding the four concepts of becoming a competent, entry-level nurse:

1. Safe, effective care;

2.Health promotion;

3.Physiological Integrity;

4.Psychosocial integrity

Will determine WHAT the question is asking you; the question may be Respiratory related-but is it a Health Promotion or a Safety, or a Physiological or a Psychosocial one? Would you know the difference and choose the BEST answer?

Once one understands the concepts of NCLEX, they can do so successfully.

Don't look at content; you know most of the material because you passed nursing school; begin to do questions related to each concept; review all questions and rationales; ANY rationale you struggle with, THEN review content. Lather, rinse, repeat.

When practicing the questions, prepare the questions like a mock NCLEX exam, review the minimum and then work up to the maximum for endurance purposes.

After looking at your report, focus on the weakness and review questions and rationales; make mock NCLEX tests and start with the minimum and gradually until the maximum; you have to have an endurance in answering application questions.

After each "exam", make sure you are reviewing the rationales; any rationales you are not clear on THEN look up for content.

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Never let "failure" deter you from achieving your goals! I sent you a message.

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To ryuk11. You will get it next time. Good luck to you and God bless you! Try again maybe you will become a Registered Nurse! 👍

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Never let "failure" deter you from achieving your goals! I sent you a message.

Thank you so much rb18 I really appreciate it!

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To ryuk11. You will get it next time. Good luck to you and God bless you! Try again maybe you will become a Registered Nurse! ������

Thank you for motivating me Kawaii_ and I will definitely become a REGISTERED NURSE!

THANK YOU!

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Ryuk11 sorry you did not pass....I am sure if you read my story it will motivate you it is under plastic 100%..... I did not pass the first ,second but passed the third time so you know how I felt, please do not give up and don't bother doing pvt that is just to confuse you I know it is nerve wracking but keep yourself busy until you get your result above everything pray don't know what religion you belong to but God has the final say.... If you need help or encouragement send me a message.

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