March 2011 Test Takers Support Group

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aint sure if there is already an existing march 2011 test takers' support group. nonetheless, i ought to just create one.. study tips and advices, as well as encouragement, motivation, support, and prayers from each and everyone of us may play a big role in our preparation for this battle. let's all be rn's!! good luck to us!! may the good lord be with us all in our way to passing the nclex!! :cheers:

i know this is a bit embarrassing but what do you understand with this type of q

"which of the following has the most immediate implications for the clients care?"

--I think its a priority question. Which patient is to attend first?

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--I think its a priority question. Which patient is to attend first?

or what is the most important objective data to watch out for that may aggravate the clients condition...i get it..thanks :uhoh3:

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yes, maybe a sign and symptom the patient might be having that should alert the nurse or the health care provider. :)

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Specializes in Pediatric Hem/Onc.

It sounds like one of the "which patient will die first without intervention?" questions. I call them that to help me answer correctly lol

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Do you all ever find yourself wanting to argue with a practice question answer/rationale? I have come across a few that I feel are clearly wrong!

For instance, anyone suggesting that a pregnant woman take prenatal vitamins at bedtime WITH orange juice has evidently never been 8 months pregnant with nightime heartburn or suffering from early pregnany nausea or they would never suggest that!

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you will be fine, good luck

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Do you all ever find yourself wanting to argue with a practice question answer/rationale? I have come across a few that I feel are clearly wrong!

For instance, anyone suggesting that a pregnant woman take prenatal vitamins at bedtime WITH orange juice has evidently never been 8 months pregnant with nightime heartburn or suffering from early pregnany nausea or they would never suggest that!

haha yes. I have.

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Another late night of studying... I have 8 days till NCLEX..............Count Down,, Crunch Time, Brain Fried:eek:

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Specializes in ER, progressive care.
Another late night of studying... I have 8 days till NCLEX..............Count Down,, Crunch Time, Brain Fried:eek:

Hang in there and good luck! You can do it!

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how many of you have started taking the qbank questions . my goal is to take 150 a day but i am really struggling with that.

i need like 4 -5 people to sorta study with like support each other....for example after i finish a set of 50 or 150 questions a day i have to report back here and others will too.

im soo fagged out

also i noticed that once you get distracted mentally your scores go down ...its pretty much automatic for me ...so pls remove any distractors YOUR CELL PHONE

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how many of you have started taking the qbank questions . my goal is to take 150 a day but i am really struggling with that.

i need like 4 -5 people to sorta study with like support each other....for example after i finish a set of 50 or 150 questions a day i have to report back here and others will too.

im soo fagged out

also i noticed that once you get distracted mentally your scores go down ...its pretty much automatic for me ...so pls remove any distractors YOUR CELL PHONE

COUNT ME IN!!! badly need support too! most of the time i find it hard to come up with my goal for the day... :(

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COUNT ME IN!!! badly need support too! most of the time i find it hard to come up with my goal for the day... :(

I am not sure when your test is, but one thing that has helped me to FINALLY get going is to make sure I mark on my calendar what I have done for the day, each and everyday. I require of myself at least 50 questions, an hour of review and some physical exercise every single day. At the most that is only 2-3 hours. It makes me feel good to mark on my calendar that I did it. Usually getting started is the hardest part, and I almost always do more than my minimum, once I get going. I have to be really firm with myself!

I also make "cheat sheets" or cram sheets that I keep all over the house and I will review them whenever I have 5 minutes. I watch nursing videos and DVDs, too, when I am doing other things. I figure for these next weeks I can devote myself to preparing - then I will get my life back! Investment, tight?

You can do it!

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