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Math on NCLEX

Hi

Im so nervous i'am preparing to take my boards in almost two weeks. I have completed the kaplan course and now i'am doing over the kaplan questions that I got wrong and also my saunders cd. Any hoo Ive been doing ok, however the math that is on kaplan is very hard versus the math that I learned in nursing school. I was only taught 3 formulas and also my conversions. I'am fine with just coverting someting but when there is alot of numbers i get so confused and dont know what the question is asking me . My question is, is the math that is on kaplan the same as boards or can you please share with me how bad the math is on boards so i can prepare myself. I understand that I might not get any math or maybe even a couple, but i just want to be prepared just in case.

Thanks so much I would be forever so grateful

Cindy 17

p.s. does anyone know of any good books that just have math that prep me for boards. I'm so desperate and i dont want to get little questions like that wrong.

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    I only had one math question on boards and it was calculating Pit for a preggo mom. Wasnt too bad.

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    I just took the NCLEX-RN and had no math questions. Others who've taken the test recently are reporting that they've had a few math questions, but nobody had very many. I think you'd be better off to study areas such as infection control, priorities and delegation, which seem to be emphasized on the revised NCLEX.

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    Agreed with the post above. I've also heard that math ?s are considered lower-level ?s, so the fewer the better I'm assuming.

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