Nclex rn tomorrow .....nervous

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Hey everyone I am scheduled to take my nclex rn exam tomorrow and I am a nervous wreck...I must say it's not easy to study while working full time and a mother if a two year old ..but I gave studying my best shot ...May god be with me tomorrow

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Hey everyone I am scheduled to take my nclex rn exam tomorrow and I am a nervous wreck...I must say it's not easy to study while working full time and a mother if a two year old ..but I gave studying my best shot ...May god be with me tomorrow
hey Good luck!!!stay calm n positive .Mine is on21st,fingers crossed.
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Clear your mind... remind yourself, it's just another test!

I just took this nerve-wrecking son of a gun yesterday. I swear I defecated 3 times before I left the house :D I kept my composure during the test by reminding myself that it's just another test. I've done many before, and I can do this one too. Nothing else matters; not what's for dinner; not what time I work; nothing but you, and your objective in front of you.

At any time you feel overwhelmed, or believe that you're not focusing correctly, look away from the screen. Steady deep breaths. Read each question carefully. If you do not fully understand what you just read, read the answers, and then re-read the question.

You've 6 hours to complete it, you CAN do this!

If you come across a question that you simply have no idea what the answer could be, remember Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and ABC's priorities. If you get it down to two answers, and the afore mentioned does not help you, go with your gut, and move on! Do not dwell on an overly difficult question!

Remember with select all that apply, read each answer as true/false. Notice if there are answers that contradict one another.

For any, and all of the questions, picture yourself as the nurse at the bedside. Imagine the environment if that helps.

Remember for delegation, even to the LPN/LVN, give them the patient that is most stable, with predictable outcomes!

Above all YOU CAN DO THIS! You know you can... you've done something most people could never do, YOU'VE SURVIVED NURSING SCHOOL! Now get in there, and get your license!

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hi !!! me too, mine on saturday 21st!!! best of luck to all of us

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Best of Luck you can do it!

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I know how u feel Im going today.I gave it all I had now lets see if it helped

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OMG this is too funny this is exactly what I needed before I headed to the testing center a good ass laugh

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Good luck, I will say a prayer for you

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Gud luck to you!!! I am awaiting.my ATT so i will be feelin.lik u pretty soon....but u can do this!!!!

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Clear your mind... remind yourself, it's just another test!

I just took this nerve-wrecking son of a gun yesterday. I swear I defecated 3 times before I left the house :D I kept my composure during the test by reminding myself that it's just another test. I've done many before, and I can do this one too. Nothing else matters; not what's for dinner; not what time I work; nothing but you, and your objective in front of you.

At any time you feel overwhelmed, or believe that you're not focusing correctly, look away from the screen. Steady deep breaths. Read each question carefully. If you do not fully understand what you just read, read the answers, and then re-read the question.

You've 6 hours to complete it, you CAN do this!

If you come across a question that you simply have no idea what the answer could be, remember Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and ABC's priorities. If you get it down to two answers, and the afore mentioned does not help you, go with your gut, and move on! Do not dwell on an overly difficult question!

Remember with select all that apply, read each answer as true/false. Notice if there are answers that contradict one another.

For any, and all of the questions, picture yourself as the nurse at the bedside. Imagine the environment if that helps.

Remember for delegation, even to the LPN/LVN, give them the patient that is most stable, with predictable outcomes!

Above all YOU CAN DO THIS! You know you can... you've done something most people could never do, YOU'VE SURVIVED NURSING SCHOOL! Now get in there, and get your license!

How did you do? Did you get the good pop up??

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Good luck!

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Guys I did not get the good pop up I got 105 questions loads of priority questions ,3 sata ,loads of pharm and about 10 med cal...I am crushed

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