...and my goodness, this test was weird. I felt completely defeated after the 75 questions I had, but I must admit, nothing was out of the ordinary. Despite this, I caught myself guessing on about, oooohh, every question. I had about 10 SATAs, a lot of medication questions and probably about 5 priority ones. I honestly don't remember anything from that test. It was all such a horrible blur. Anyways, I did the pearson VUE trick and have been getting the pop-up, so hopefully that, along with the fact I only had 75 questions, means I passed.
I took the Hurst Live review back in May but didn't start studying until July 20-ish. I recommend them highly for content, but I must say, the test seemed to be avoiding a lot of content questions other than medication questions. I didn't use anything else, although I read some Kaplan stuff earlier this summer.
Anyways, those are my thoughts. This truly was a weird test, and I believe that everyone will feel the same after taking it. Even with the pop-up and 75 questions, I still don't know what to believe or how to react. Has this consistently shown to be a good indicator? Good luck to everyone else taking it, you can do it! These next two days are going to be torture.
