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JPPICU

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  1. I have been checking Pearson like crazy, hoping that by chance it might come up sooner. Good Luck, it definitely sounds like you will be able to call yourself an RN really soon!!
  2. My feelings exactly! The test was very difficult. I have read on other posts that we should have thought it was difficult and that if we thought it was easy we would have been getting lower level questions. A stem cell transplant floor sounds great, you must be quite excited to find out you passed so you can start working. I got offered a job in the PICU so I know exactly how you are feeling. Good Luck, hopefully soon we can both put the RN after our names!
  3. Thanks for all your positive thinking. I was offered a job in the PICU, basically what I have been working for through all 4 years of nursing school. I felt like some of the infection control were ridiculously hard. I just hope once I got it down to the last 2 that my guessing skills were okay. Congrats on Passing! Hopefully soon I can also say I am an RN!
  4. i took the exam yesterday at 9am. i'm not sure how long maryland takes but i have been checking both the pearsonvue and marylandbon website. nothing yet. i'm starting to get sick over this. i have sooo much riding on it. moved from out of state and not too sure what the nurse manager who hired will think if i failed. ugh. i hope your right about me passing, i keep thinking of questions i should have gotten right but made a stupid mistake. i can think of a couple for sure. aaaah. oh these doubts. it's a little comforting to know priority q's are the highest level, because that's practically all they were giving me.
  5. congrats!! i hope i find out soon! i got 109 questions, but my test format seemed very similar to yours. mostly priority a few delegation, few meds, and some check all that apply. i was definitely bummed after 75 questions though. i have been studying like crazy! i keep checking the websites but nothing yet. is that a good sign when you get a lot of priority questions?? keeping my fingers crossed!!
  6. hey everyone... i have really been following this for the last couple of weeks while studying for the nclex. well i took it yesterday morning at 9am, and i think i have checked the pearsonvue website like 200 times. the waiting is driving my crazy! i have a lot riding on this exam. i was offered a position in the picu, but need my rn license before i can start. hoping they won't get rid of me if i don't pass. i'm trying to be positive...i got 109 questions (was bummed when i went pass 75 seeing how i studied very hard). i got tons of priority and infection control questions, some meds, but no drug calculation. i also got 5 or 6 of those 'select all that apply'. i know i made some stupid mistakes, but so many of those questions were really really difficult. i really just don't know what to think. all i can do at this point is wait...

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