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But the NCLEX will give you some difficulty with drugs. I had a dozen drug questions and only knew about half of them. A couple of drugs i never even heard of, and some drugs had choices that weren't even associated with the normal side effects. It all comes down to the test. I had only one "pick all that apply", my friend had 10 . I didn't even have that much delegation, 80% of my test was about priorities and who understands/needs clarification.

i got a 935 on the hesi and passed nclex in 75. i thought the hesi was much harder particularly because a lot of the questions required that you knew textbook values and information. it was a lot easier to guess on nclex and eliminate wrong answers. the hesi tests everything, the nclex will focus on some topics but not others depending on the computer. when i left the nclex if felt kind of cheated that i only had two labs questions, no math, one ob, and hardly any pathophys.

I thought you were going into the dialysis field. You couldn't stay away from those dialyzers in clinical.

the cd is supposed to have 4000+ questions on it. it is broken up into different sections such as study, test etc. obviously there are questions repeated throughout the different sections. what is the best way to access the questions without having repeats? in other words i just want to go through all of the questions without having to look for the ones i haven’t been asked yet.