Motivation to Pass my LPN Nclex

Moriah02 · May 3, 2015

Passing school does say something. It says that you tenacity and perseverance. You just need to use that same tenacity & perseverance to get you through the finish (NCLEX) line. I couldn't afford those expensive study tools either. What I did use though was the NCBSN learning extension comprehensive review. I bought the 8 week course for $100. I passed my NCLEX with 85 questions. They also offer a 3 week course for $50 & a five week course for $70. It helped so much. It goes over everything that you learned in school. This review is also written by the people who write the NCLEX! So, who better to study from then the people who write the test. This made a world of difference. Good Luck!

LuvCash RN, ASN · May 3, 2015

Ok I was in the same boat last year. Stay positive don't throw in the towel yet. I didn't buy all that online stuff I had books: Saunders, Kaplan Strategies, Exam Cram, and PDA (this book was good but more RN to but it made you think), and let me not forget Youtube. Oh the 35-page study guide that's going around on this site. But you have to find what works for YOU.

How focus are you when studying? Are you taking notes, making notes cards, what's your weak area(s), are you understanding the content, or are you understanding what the question is asking (be careful with this), theses are some things to ask yourself.

You really don't want to over do it with a lot of studying materials then you start to get overwhelmed. Once again find out what works for you but Saunders and doing questions 50 to 100 a day (testing myself with the bubble answer sheet) yeah I know I test myself as if I were in school:yes: , note cards, taking notes is what I did.

The first thing you must get out of that negative thinking because there are so many successful stories on this site from people who has taken the NCLEX multiple times. Second get back motivated looking at your babies is motivation. Third show those babies that their mother is a fighter and don't give up easily and about to change her life and there's by becoming a NURSE. If this is something you're passionate about fight for it.

Daniv1 · Jun 4, 2015

LPN'S I have a question. I ordered a book from Amazon it's called NCLEX PN 2015-2016 I'm answering questions and in the book it said that LPN only do most stabled patient one question was who is the most appropriate and the answer was a 41 yr old in traction with a fractured femur the next question is the LPN received report from the RN which client should be seen first the answer was 52 yr old complaining of chills who is scheduled for a cholecystectomy but then it said this the least stabled patient I thought you picked most stabled like I picked man with left sided weakness wanting to go to commode. Can anybody help me out do you pick least or most stabled or both at times I'm studying for my NCLEX and I'm a little confused PLEASE HELP!!!!

OrganizedChaos, LVN · Jun 4, 2015

LPN'S I have a question. I ordered a book from Amazon it's called NCLEX PN 2015-2016 I'm answering questions and in the book it said that LPN only do most stabled patient one question was who is the most appropriate and the answer was a 41 yr old in traction with a fractured femur the next question is the LPN received report from the RN which client should be seen first the answer was 52 yr old complaining of chills who is scheduled for a cholecystectomy but then it said this the least stabled patient I thought you picked most stabled like I picked man with left sided weakness wanting to go to commode. Can anybody help me out do you pick least or most stabled or both at times I'm studying for my NCLEX and I'm a little confused PLEASE HELP!!!!

Ok can you put the questions & the answers? Then what answer you think is right?

RNsRWe, ASN, RN · Jun 4, 2015

LPN'S I have a question. I ordered a book from Amazon it's called NCLEX PN 2015-2016 I'm answering questions and in the book it said that LPN only do most stabled patient one question was who is the most appropriate and the answer was a 41 yr old in traction with a fractured femur the next question is the LPN received report from the RN which client should be seen first the answer was 52 yr old complaining of chills who is scheduled for a cholecystectomy but then it said this the least stabled patient I thought you picked most stabled like I picked man with left sided weakness wanting to go to commode. Can anybody help me out do you pick least or most stabled or both at times I'm studying for my NCLEX and I'm a little confused PLEASE HELP!!!!

I'm sorry, I read this twice and it isn't making any sense to me. Can you be a little clearer in your question?

LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN · Jun 4, 2015

LPN'S I have a question. I ordered a book from Amazon it's called NCLEX PN 2015-2016 I'm answering questions and in the book it said that LPN only do most stabled patient one question was who is the most appropriate and the answer was a 41 yr old in traction with a fractured femur the next question is the LPN received report from the RN which client should be seen first the answer was 52 yr old complaining of chills who is scheduled for a cholecystectomy but then it said this the least stabled patient I thought you picked most stabled like I picked man with left sided weakness wanting to go to commode. Can anybody help me out do you pick least or most stabled or both at times I'm studying for my NCLEX and I'm a little confused PLEASE HELP!!!!

Post the question, the answers and what option you think it's right and then we will help guide you to the best answer.

In the meantime:

What does your previous performance report say?

What questions do you need to focus on?

When I studied for the NCLEX; if I wasn't answering a certain category correctly, I would focus on those particular questions after reviewing the rationales; if I didn't understand the rationales, I would go back and use a source to study from. I never written down the rationales to questions that I wasn't getting, I reviewed it, then went to questions that focused on that particular category, meaning these 4:

1. Safe, effective care;

2. Health Promotion;

3. Physiological Integrity;

4.Psychosocial Integrity.

I used ExamCRAM and NCSBN as my sources (NCSBN has links to find information) if I needed to go back and find the rationale.

ASPIRING2BGREAT · Jun 4, 2015

Dear OP

Keep the faith and know that you can do almost anything if you could just convince your mind to over rule the negative. Fear is the biggest dream killer ever! That is fear that is overwhelming you......I know it all to well.

You are smart enough and you can succeed!

There are many free things out there to assist in your studies. If you email([email protected]) me I would like to send you something that

will help with content, if needed.

Renew your mind and know that you can, if not for you at least for your kids!

Keep the faith!

Daniv1 · Jun 5, 2015

I will definitely email you I need all the help I can get and I appreciate your kind words. Thank You