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Hello, I took my NCLEX on July 30th, had 4 math questions that were mcg/kg/min. At first I forgot the conversion factor for mcg/kg/min, so got the first question wrong; I was given the same question again but with diffrent numbers and remembered that 1mg = 1000mcg so used that for the second question. I was given the same question again with different numbers and used the same conversion factor. Another question exactly the same came at question 71 exactly the same diffrent number, I thought maybe I got the wrong conversion factor so I used 1g=1000mcg which is wrong, I guess I was nervous, do you think this can mess up my chances in passing; the computer stopped at 75.
Tracy628, my girlfriend rec'd 4 math calc with same type of ques except the numbers were different. She made a mistake and calculated for hours not minutes on one and then the computer gave her three more to see if she was competent. She passed last week with 75 questions. Hope this helps. I take my test 8-8-08 and need to work on calculations (haven't done one in ages.)
Jerzy Girl
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I am math challanged and am a little worried about the type of calculations that are asked on the exam. I passed the dose/calc testing that was required within my nursing program, but am rusty. Can anyone tell me the type of dosage questions I should expect on the exam? Any suggestions on websites or books to investigate? I'm testing Aug 8th and I need to address this weak area.
Thanks.