NCLEX-select all that apply questions

[pjina13]

Hi everyone,

this is my 1st time posting anything on this website.. i've read and learned a lot from thsi website from other ppl's questions.. i just took my NCLEX on 7/15 and it was horrible of what i thought.. i did not get any select all that apply questions n that freaked me out because i thought that these type of questions u get when u r doing really good.. i got the weirdest questions every n i felt my brain was not taking in the information i was reading.. so my question is: IS IT BAD IF U DONT GET SELECT ALL THAT APPLY QUESTIONS.. my computer shut off at 90 questions and i felt that after 75 questions the questions were getting easier and when it shut off i just knew i failed.. pls help..

thanx

Jina

[nursepotter05, RN]

I only got 2 of the select all questions. I did not get any of the point to the right answer. I did get 2 or 3 of the fill in the blank. All of them were easy med problems. I did not really think mine was getting harder either. I thought I would get almost all priority and management questions if I was doing well, however I really did not get very many of those. I passed with 75, though. I am sure you did fine.

[pjina13]

I only got 2 of the select all questions. I did not get any of the point to the right answer. I did get 2 or 3 of the fill in the blank. All of them were easy med problems. I did not really think mine was getting harder either. I thought I would get almost all priority and management questions if I was doing well, however I really did not get very many of those. I passed with 75, though. I am sure you did fine.

thank you so much.. it's so scary to wait for the results

[Bird2]

I took mine last year and did not get ant check all that apply, fill in the blank, point to area, or any drug calculations. Mine were all priortizing questions. They covered every topic you could imagine. I was freaked out but passed with the minimal questions. So you should do just fine.

[ShawnetteRN05]

I took my exam this morning and I had 6 check all that apply, I thought that I was going to go nuts...I took 75 questions...now i await the results.

[hzrizen]

I had 75 questions with 6 chek all that apply. we will see.

[christvs, DNP, RN, NP]

Hi! I took my NCLEX on July 1 & only got 1 select all that apply question-but I passed with 75 questions. So I would not worry too much about the type of questions you had. Hope you tell us good news soon! :) Good luck!

[busygirl07]

Hi, I took my nclex on june 28th, I had about 7 select all that apply and about 7 of fill in the blanks. Found out on July 1 that I passed.

[TX512GRL]

took my test 7/17/09 so i get to check my results in about 3 hrs

i feel so sick, i really dont want to know what just yet, i feel like i can wait !! i cant even do the pearsonvue trick just cuz i dont want to know just yet.

i got about 3 sata, 1 calculation, 3-4 infection control, 3-4 med side effects, priority questions....rest was a blurrrrrr. i felt the questions were not getting any harder, and thats what worries me

i guess we will find out, i need words of encouragment..though alot of my friends and family are confident i pass...i dont believe in myself...bad isnt?

[bdg456]

I must u guys are lucky to have least no. of SATA questions. I heard that majority of questions can be SATA (at least 10-15). I am taking my test on July 28th and I m so scared about this SATA as I don't do good with SATAs. I wish I would also get least no. of SATA and PASS!!!. Any suggestions how to MASTER SATA????

[TX512GRL]

bdg456, I practiced lots of questions with SATA..you can go to http://198.146.4.5/nclexrn3500/mainMenu.do;jsessionid=EDC8177ED155F58AE375CE2004385FCF (click on Review, click on ALTERNATE TYPE QUESTIONS)

a way to study these SATAs is one by one ask yourself if its TRUE or FALSE. Dont get tempted to pick an answer if u are not 100% sure!

[TX512GRL]

Also, if you have The Saunders book with the CD, it has SATA practice questions that I did.

Goodluck! Its not as bad as it seems!