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Nclex Today

jUST TOOK NCLEX AGIN TODAY FOR THE SECOND TIME FIRST ONE WAS 75 QUESTIONS AND THEN IT SHUT OFF. THIS TIME IT WAS 76 QUESTIONS BEFORE IT SHUT OFF. THERE WAS ALOT OF MEDICATIONS ON THE TEST THAT I NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE HOW IS A PERSON SUPPOSE TO ANSWER THESE?

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i agree w/ you.. got tons of meds w/c i hav no idea wat was it for... im pretty sure i failed.. i only got a number of priortzation..and no delegation..and i think 3 of select all tht apply.. :trout:

I'm really worried about medications too....I'm giving my test next weeek but really after reading all the posts I'm not sure if I should spend more time on meds or not.... I'm using Saunders CD to prepare for meds...it has around 700 q's on pharmacology.....does anyone thinks thats a good way to prepare or shd i look up other sources too?....I'll really appreciate any replies....I need help guys!

hello. My suggestions is you should examine yourself where is the part that you don't really master or let's just say, you find it more difficult among the rest then you focus that part. The most important to the med is you know its use, advantages and disadvantages, who to apply, it's contraindication, side efect or adverse effect.

If you're going to take the exam next week, you better relax yourself this week

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