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It sounds like you've done a great job of preparing for the test. Take some time off to RELAX, especially the day before your exam. Get a good night's sleep, eat something before taking your test, rub your lucky rabbit's foot, and sacrifice a chicken to :bowingpurChthulhu:bowingpur. You should be in good shape.:wink2:
I took my test WED and will know at 9am tomorrow if i passed. It was the most difficult worded test i have ever taken and i didn't feel good after I was done. I got 75 questions which APPEARS to be a good sign but my guts are wrenched over it. Had 3 nightmares last night all ending with me failing the test and I have taken some benadryl to help me sleep tonight or I don't think that i will. All I can do is wait it out and keep breathing. I sincerely do not want to have to take this test again!!
nrsgnerd
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I am taking my nclex in 11 days and I have studied madly. I was a very good nursing student and feel I have a good grasp on what I need to know.
My question is this: If I am getting anywhere from 60-85 % on all of my practice tests that are geared towards nclex, do you think I am prepared and have a good possibility of passing. I have taken ped's tests, mental health, med surg, community, maternity, pharmacology, all kinds and probably done somewhere in the vicinity of 3,000 questions so far. I always go back and review what I have missed and make sure I look up any topics that I feel weak in. I'm just nervous and need to know that the nclex prep questions are doing what they are suppose to be doing which is helping me see the question the way nclex wants me too. I did not take a prep course (too expensive) but I have two kaplan books, ATI (nclex prep course), Hogan books, ...made easy books, saunders, and ofcourse my drug reference book and take all sorts of free nclex exams that I find online. AM I prepared? Do you have any cheap suggestions or do you know of anything else, books or online I can possibly do to ensure my passing nclex. I'm probably obsessing, right? Thank you in advance.