Murse_Scott

Thanks for the well wishes, DARKANDPROUD! I felt like my questions were hard from the beginning, without any letup at all. As far as I'm concerned, I had about 2 easy questions out of the 85. I was an 'A' student in nursing school, studied the orange Saunders book for a couple of months, did thousands of practice questions, and when I was taking the test I kept thinking "where the hell are these questions coming from?". It kills me that you can spend all that time preparing for a test and then not be tested on what they pound into your head as being the basics. At this point, I don't care; I passed. I do feel bad for those that fail, though, because I don't think the test is fair. Look at all the comments here; have you ever heard of a test where nearly everyone feels like they failed? It's insane!!

Well, add me to the list of those whose tests stopped at 85, left the testing center feeling like they failed, and then PASSED. Thank God for Quick Results.....I was going nuts. Really bad test, in my opinion! Now I head into the workforce feeling like an idiot..........................

I just finished my exam, which stopped at 85. I felt like I knew nothing, which seems to be the consensus here. What a horrible feeling. It's a shame to spend all that time studying and then leave the testing center feeling like a complete moron. Where were the medication calculations?!?!? I didn't have one!! There were enough meds, though, and not the ones you'd think would be on the test. I've never taken a test like that. I hope it turns out the way many others have. All indications are that stopping at 85 is good. We'll see.......