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Document. Document. Document. It does not matter what the nurse before you did or did not see (well kind of). Things can change for the worse or better and you should chart what is right in front of you and how you perceive it using your best judgement. I've seen nurses simply chart what the nurse before them charted without even assessing the patient. Other nurses make mistakes, we are all human. But it is best to not second guess ourselves just because we see or don't see something different. That alone could save a person's life.

I took the NCLEX-RN in Mason, Ohio on July 20th (Saturday) at around 2pm. I fudged up on the PVT the first time 2 hours after the test and thought I failed. My friends kept saying I needed to hit submit again and go to the next step. But alas! The Pearson Vue website was down and I couldn't try again. Did it again the next morning and got the good popup. Monday came and still no email or active status on the board. I bought the quick results and it said pass. My license was still not updated on the OBN website until 3pm July 23rd. From what I hear they were a little short staffed and backed up at the OBN. Hopefully you passed! I passed first try in 2.5 hours with 75 questions. If the quick results say you passed then almost definitely you passed.