ordered response

i had 3-4 of them

yes i did. Order response are priority type questions and they require critical thinking. More than likely you will see at least 1 of them

yes i did. Order response are priority type questions and they require critical thinking. More than likely you will see at least 1 of them

oh i see. i thought it is about pathophysiology..

is it a pathophysiology?

is it a pathophysiology ?

it could be on any nclex topic, not necessarily pathophysiology

I got 3 of them I believe

2-3 of them

Hi! I got one:up:.

grr, order response is my WORST. My exam is also very near and i seem to get order response questions wrong 9/10 times!!! I think Im even more comfortable with SATA questons! OMG, i know im gonna get those questions wrong again! i HATE THEM!! How did you guys go thru them? especially when its about a topic that you are unfarmiliar about or just forgot?

grr, order response is my WORST. My exam is also very near and i seem to get order response questions wrong 9/10 times!!! I think Im even more comfortable with SATA questons! OMG, i know im gonna get those questions wrong again! i HATE THEM!! How did you guys go thru them? especially when its about a topic that you are unfarmiliar about or just forgot?

Hey there. I feel the exact same way!!!!!! I am more comfortable with SATA but Put in the Order responses are driving me crazy!!! I always get 1 thing mixed up

I am a bit frustrated about this too. In my studies the last few months, I have answered thousands of practice questions using the Saunders and the Kaplan QBank, and a couple others. I have seen around 40 different ordered response questions, and I've only ever gotten ONE of them correct (It was about a burn patient and only had 4 options to put in order). I am kind of frustrated. I will usually get the first, second, and the last one correct. But it's numbers 3,4,5 that I ALWAYS miss because, in my opinion, the order is really irrelevant. For example, why does it matter if you:

FIRST warm the irrigation solution to 98

THEN select the proper size syringe for the ear canal

THEN have the patient sit upright and pull the ear up and back

rather than having getting the equipment and THEN warming the solution??

all of the ordered response questions are this ridiculous, its like a guaranteed wrong answer if I see this on my test.