What I meant was learn the material and you will be prepared to apply your knowledge appropriately. Memorizing never worked for me either. If you have a solid base, you should be ready to tackle those...
Starting salary for new grads is $21.50 @ KU, $21.49 @ Children's Mercy, $20.25 @ St. Luke's. Night and weekends vary. CMH does offer critical care differential. Hope this
As a new male grad, I disagree with New Male Grad. Sorry, but ATI is a great tool to have. It may not be the end all, but it adds another dimension to preparing for the NCLEX. I wished I had used it...
I took it a few weeks ago and had 8 math questions and a bunch of SATA's. Test shut off @ 75 and I passed. My guess is you did well. The freaking out part is totally normal, but borders on cruel and...
I'll try not to confuse things. Start on the right side of the = sign with the wanted quantity/desired quantity. For instance, we need to know how many mls to give. So, = ? mls. Now start to work the...
I think it's a good idea to know the diseases that show up as compare/contrast in the boxes and tables of our text books. Addisons/Cushings, AGN/Neph Synd., L side CVA/R side CVA, Ulc. Col./Crohns,...
I took the NCLEX 5/30/08 and had 6-8 drug calcs, all requiring some conversions. Know your metric conversions ie: mcg/mg/g/kg, lbs to kgs, and oz's to mls and you should be fine. The 1 thing that sort...
I'm sure I missed something along the line... are/is Bunnyhunter and Missmykids the same person??? Anyway, whomever passed the NCLEX, good on you! And good luck to all those taking the test in the...
Good thread! Took the test Friday. 75 questions. Ponied up $7.95 to find out I passed yesterday. Time to have a little fun ya'all. Good luck to all the June
I had the same question during my test yesterday. Whole numbers are rounded to the nearest whole number and don't include fractions, percentages, or decimals. I had at least 6 drug calc questions and...
We are required to pass @ 100%. We can take the test as often as needed, but within a limited time frame. Find a method that works for you, and you'll do fine. Once in clinicals though, you have to be...
Yep, I know what you're saying. I also know in the "real world" I won't have that shadow and I'll have to deal with things as they happen. I guess it's just the fundemental element of getting to know...
I believe it is about respect and communication. I'm in my last semester of an ADN program and have never had a patient refuse my care either because I'm a student or because I'm male. I try to take...