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Lany_RNphil · Sep 10, 2005

oh i c .. its my first time here.. .so i guess its wrong or not right to ask questions regarding nclex.. so now i know..

Fun2, BSN, RN · Sep 10, 2005

oh i c .. its my first time here.. .so i guess its wrong or not right to ask questions regarding nclex.. so now i know..

From what I've read, you can ask questions about the NCLEX, but you CAN'T post, exchange, or in any other way, tell someone else actual test questions and/or answers.

RainDreamer, BSN, RN · Sep 11, 2005

This is what it says in my Candidate Bulletin:

"Candidates should be aware and understand that the disclosure of any examination materials including the nature or content of examination items, before, during, or after the examination is a violation of law. A violation of this type can result in a civil liabillity and/or disciplinary actions by the licensing agency including the denial of licensure."

If you don't have a Candidate Bulletin already, I would highly recommend you getting one .... lots of great info in there.

suzanne4, RN · Sep 11, 2005

This is exactly what I have been saying.

Questions about NCLEX can be discussed, but no question can be posted here taken directly from the exam, or even a review book as those questions are also copyrighted. There is still much that you can post here if you follow those two rules.

rednecknurse74 · Mar 16, 2006

I walked out and couldnt remember one question. only that I knew I got one right:uhoh3:

Fun2, BSN, RN · Mar 16, 2006

I walked out and couldnt remember one question. only that I knew I got one right:uhoh3:

Welcome to AllNurses.com!

Did you just take the NCLEX recently?

cranium · Apr 20, 2006

I took my nclex PN on Tues Apr 18th. There was approx 4 people already testing when I walked in and started, at 85 questions it stopped and left but so did everyone else. I met up with one girl in the hall and she said it was her second time taking the test and she was just on break, at that time she started asking me test questions and what was on mt test and it felt like a set-up.. (I'm paranoid like that) but I said I could not remember, and the funny thing about it is that I really had forgotten! (nerves)

GooeyRN, ADN, BSN, CNA, LPN, RN · Apr 20, 2006

With so many questions, its hard to believe someone could remember the exact questions with all four answers! When I left the test (3 years ago) I couldn't remember even one question, yet the four answers!!!!!

lisabeth · Apr 23, 2006

Please take a moment and remember that you agreed not to publish questions that are on the exam. That is exactly what you are doing by posting them here. They are covered also under copyright laws.
This site is Googled around the world, and you could find yourself in trouble down the line.
No problems with asking someone what they would do, but when you quote the question exactly as it was on the exam, and stating that it was from there, you are opening yourself for trouble.

Fun2, BSN, RN · Apr 23, 2006

More than likely those questions are not REAL NCLEX questions & answers, but are good study questions. This is what you need to find out.

As far as REAL...I understand your concern. I also have a folder where I have saved all the questions from other sites. (They are all NCLEX Study questions, not the real thing.)

Good grief!!! Another nursing group that I am in sends out NCLEX questions and answers. I am just taking pre-requisites, so I didnt have any idea. I have them saved in a folder. Should I delete them? I dont want to do anything that would be cheating. If I cant pass it honestly, I dont want to pass it. Someone please let me know. Thanks.

lisabeth · Apr 24, 2006

More than likely those questions are not REAL NCLEX questions & answers, but are good study questions. This is what you need to find out.
As far as REAL...I understand your concern. I also have a folder where I have saved all the questions from other sites. (They are all NCLEX Study questions, not the real thing.)

OK. Good deal. I was just keeping them till I got ready to take the test, and then maybe, just maybe:uhoh3: they would help.

I am stressing so bad already just about Pharmacology next semester. I guess we should just see if I ever do make it to the NCLEX.

RainDreamer, BSN, RN · Apr 24, 2006

OK. Good deal. I was just keeping them till I got ready to take the test, and then maybe, just maybe:uhoh3: they would help.
I am stressing so bad already just about Pharmacology next semester. I guess we should just see if I ever do make it to the NCLEX.

Some of the best advice I received in nursing school was to NOT WORRY ABOUT THE NCLEX! Please don't even think about it at this point. Just focus on your classes at this point. Focus on what you're taking right NOW. It's a good idea to get an NCLEX book to do practice questions so it'll help on the exams in nursing school, not so much on the NCLEX. Then during the last semester of nursing school your school will probably have some kind of NCLEX review course. And then you can start doing practice questions more seriously and just focus on that.

You'll be ok. Good luck to you!