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Congrats!! One of my best friend is coming from your country. She is going to take her NCLEX next month with me. Her situation is a little different from yours but she also cannot work in United States. However, she just got an offer from a local dialysis center which agree to process her legal documents for her (the center is going to pay the legal costs). Only thing left for my friend is to pass the NCLEX. Good luck for the job hunting. Also, could you please tell me that the meds questions on NCLEX contains both trade name and genetic name?
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Congratulations on passing the NCLEX exam.
The tourist visa will do you no good right now as there is a retrogression in place, and all processing in the US is on hold for nurses, other than the I-140 and with that alone, the nurse cannot work.
Best bet for you is the Consular Processing..............in the US not one thing can be done.
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Thanks.. to you all;).
To Pucca, i only had two medication questions and they were of the computation type (fill in the box). Lots of delegation and prioritization..seriously. When i hit around number 35, the questions were of the same kind.. just a mix of infection control, pt. cohort, triage, etc. I think i sound like a broken record:lol2: ..because all the threads on "advice for passing the nclex" pretty much say the same thing. Just don't fret. I have faith in you! The meds you encounter in Saunders is sufficient (for the NCLEX). A good way to absorb the names of your meds is to take them into context. Try imagining a situation where the medication can be used. Memorizing, as in cramming it all into your head, like in list form with no meaning will be pointless. God bless:)
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Yipeee!! Congrats