Please help

What is the question that the passage refers to???

1) What kind of program are you in? What is the test for?

2) What came before that question? What are you being asked? I mean, we can define all those terms, but I'm not getting where you are confused so I don't know how to help you.

I think she is asking when given certain scenarios

• Does the question ask about a specific aspect of nursing care assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation?
  

. Such as vitals- assessment, giving a pain med- implementation, patient's response to pain med- evaluation.

Oh, OK. So if she knows the definitions of what those terms mean, she should be able to see if there is something about them in a given scenario?

If this is the case, OP, where are you confused about the definitions and what they mean related to patient care?

im sorry yes I was asking about whats the way to remember these when taking the NCLEX PN test. I cant sit there under all the stress and try to remember all of this stuff. Don Thank you for your answer. I hate timed test I freak out over it. I dont like to be under pressure like that and I freeze. I failed my first NCLEX and im trying to get back into the swing of studying and I just dont know what to study so im just studying everything and im all over the place doing it. If anyone could help I would be one of the happiest people on earth.

Thank you so much for your help

OP the FIRST place you need to dart is what portions of the test you were below passing;

Next, you need to review questions and rationales in a NCLEX format style, meaning, "mock" the NCLEX, and go the distance...85 questions, 105, 165, 205 to give you a sense of normalcy in getting the amount of questions to think critically.

Next review answers and rationales; also, pay attention to your scoring...is it near 70% or more? The higher your percentage, the higher your chances of passing the NCLEX; that's why reviewing your response in choosing the BEST answer by thinking like a nurse is measure through review and readiness predictors; and reviewing what you missed.

Sending positive vibes in combating your anxiety, and succeeding the NCLEX-PN.

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