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The exam would have made me feel like this . But I had read Pearson's explanation of adaptive tests and I concluded that the more SATA's they threw at me, the better I must be doing.
Before too long I was jazzed to see an SATA come up and when it shut off at 75 I walked out feeling like "that's it?"
Don't know if I passed yet, but I have a friend who had 22 SATA and she passed at 75.
My primary study tactic was doing as many Saunders practise tests I could force myself to do. I took it easy the nite before the test and went out to eat at a comfortable restaurant with my husband.
I also noticed that even if the question seemed like "you gotta be kiddin' me, no *******' way, nobody taught us that!" If I took the time to look at everything and think about it, there was a clue in the question sentence to help me find the answer. Of course, I could have gotten them wrong too. Who knows? :chuckle
I took the NCLEX for the first time earlier today. I'm pessimistic because I only had 3-4 SATA questions. Exam stopped at 75. The next 4 days will be the longest anxious moment ever while waiting for the result.
I'm new here at "allnurses.com" & the topics are very helpful in somehow relieving my post-NCLEX stress.
yummiemommie39
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On my nclex I had 30 sata....n a drag some meds.....I was really just really clam i took breaks i than i kept on answering i can't expalin the feeling of the screen going black.....I was just calm i failed my first exam I told my self i have to pass not for myself but also my family especially for my baby....I hope all my studying prepared me now comes the hard part waiting for the results....to everyone taking it good luck ot us all:redbeathe:redbeathe