kflynn
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Thanks so much for your motivating words! I take the NCLEX on July 19th and I am scared to death. I was wondering if you had that list of fun NCLEX facts from when you took your NCLEX and also if you had any other helpful hints, tips, or tricks for preparing for the NCLEX. Thanks!
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where do you work that is $30/hr. I'm a nursing student and I am looking at my options. Really would appreciate it! thanks
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They expect you to know all the conversion rates make sure you know things such as the conversion from ounces to gallons and such
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For the math section make sure you know your measurements! For example,The metric system is based on powers of ten. There are three basic units in the metric system: the meter (length), the liter (volume), and the gram (mass/weight). Prefixes are added to these unit names to indicate the power of ten which must be applied to the unit. The most common metric prefixes are, in descending order: kilo- (1000); hector- (100); deka- (10); deci- (0.1); centi- (0.01); and milli- (0.001). So, for example, one kilometer is equal to a thousand meters, and one milliliter is equal to 0.001 liters. * The topics covered in the mathematics section are numbers, operations, percents, ratios, proportions, algebra, measurements, graphs, and diagrams. Ex. Ticket sales for this year's annual concert at Minutemaid Park were $125,000. The promoter is predicting that next year's sales, in dollars, will be 40% greater than this year's. How many dollars in ticket sales is the promoter predicting for next year? hope this helps...if you need the extra study guide tip and tricks fro the teas let me know
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I just finished taking the TEAS examination and I got a 90! Whoop Whoop! I also got my nursing school acceptance letter! After all of this I've decided to sell my study guide I used for the TEAS. It's not the ATI study guide, but it's more like tips and tricks for the TEAS. It really helped me out and I figured someone might want it. If your interested just e-mail me on here. Sincerely, Kimberly P.S.-If you have any questions about the TEAS (in general) I can probably help you out.