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Prioritizing Questions

I read somewhere in this forum that prioriting questions are upper tier questions. Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? Just curious because I felt like my whole test was prioritizing and I was looking for that small glimpse of hope.:bluecry1:

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have you got disaster control (TRIAGE) as well?

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I got questions about who would you discharge first in a disaster.

that's a good sign....I know you aced it this time....

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I can only hope. The next two days will be the longest ever.

dlacina,

It is generally thought that priority questions represent higher levels of difficulty because they require you to 'put together more pieces' than a standard recall question would.

Good luck on your results. Let us know!

Hey there, i just took NCLEX 2 days ago, and i had so so so many priority questions too, like who you would see first.....i got 150 questions, i hope i passed, this waiting game is killing me, i hope we both passed!, hopeits a good sign! medicusaf14

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I did it. I really did it. Thank you everyone for your support. I got my results today and I am still shocked. :balloons: :nurse: :cheers: :yelclap: :smiley_aa :yeah:

Way to go, dlacina! :monkeydance:

CONGRATS GIRLFRIEND!!!! :balloons: :balloons: :lol2: :lol2:

:welcome: to the RN fam!!!

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