Johnnyappleseed

When you are put on CALL, how does your work call you in If they need you? I would expect that they CALL you. My wife has been on call a couple nights the last few weeks and a certain charge nurse has just been sending a text message saying, “you’re getting called in, let us know when you get this.” These texts just make a little beep on her phone and it doesn’t wake either of us up, especially at 1:00 or 2:00 am. I just feel like it should be common courtesy to make a phone call and not just text if they need you to come in during the night. She doesn’t want to keep showing up super later when she gets called in because it takes her so long to notice the text, but she doesn’t want to throw a fit about her not calling if texting is the norm. Is this something she is justified in writing a complaint about? Or should we have someone stay awake and keep watch for an incoming text at any point during the night?

My wife just took the RN NCLEX and guess what.... She got all 265 questions again! These tests are brutal. Crossing my fingers for her. I didn't want to go through this again!

She passed! She saw her license number on the state website the other day. So happy for her!

She used Exam Cram NCLEX PN. She also used the flashcard program anki to make flashcards. I am hoping and praying she passed! I am nervous the trick doesn't always work. Good luck on your test! I'm sure you'll pass :) PS: It won't let me use private messaging because I haven't had "15 quality topics" or something strange like that.

I hope so! I'm just not confident the trick works if you use an invalid card... I'm hoping we find out tonight, it should be posted to our state licensing site DOPL if she passed.

I tried the "trick" with an invalid credit card and got this pop up. Does that mean she passed? Or do I have to use a valid credit card??

I heard about the trick from this website. It seems a little sketchy because you basically have to risk $200.

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When we get the results from her test I'll let you all know if she passed or not. I really hope she does.... a sad wife is a sad life...

So my wife is in nursing school and just took her PN NCLEX this morning. She was bawling afterwards when I picked her up. She said she got all 205 questions which means she failed. I've done some research and it sounds like you can pass even if you get all 205 questions. From what I have found out it, if you get all 205 Qs it only matters if she was above or below the pass/fail line after the last question. So in my mind she has a 50/50 chance of passing. Am I right?? I don't want to give her false hope, but I don't want her to be so depressed for the next however long it takes to find out.... She said most of her questions were SATA, if that matters...