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I almost fainted as well during my OB clinical rotation. I had to observe a C-section and funny enough all the blood and incisions did not bother me at all. However when they were about to inject the lady with epidural in her spine with the huge needle, I almost passed out and had to leave the room for a lil bit. I have a huge phobia for needles, receiving and giving, but I noticed that the more shots u give, the more u'll get used to it. I'm getting used to it now and it's not as bad as it was when I first started. I think that it's all in the mind and u can do it as long as u coax urself to. Good luck with ur nursing career!

Amen Jess!

Hello everyone, im taking my exam (RN) second week of October. Quite anxious:uhoh3:. We all have to stay positive and believe that in no time, we will be RNs or LPNs!!

Good luck nclexwarrior! I hope everything goes well. Let us know if the exam was ridiculous like most people say it is or if it is actually doable.

Hey jessica! I know of two people that passed with 265 questions. And if ur questions got harder and harder then it is a good sign that u passed according to kaplan. They tell u that if ur questions got harder then ur chances of passing is higher than if u kept getting easy questions. I know waiting for ur results could be nerve racking, but hang in there and u should be fine. Good luck!

I recently graduated with an RN degree and I intend to take the NCLEX exam soon. I am nervous about it and I would like to know what the exam is like (if it is easy or difficult) and the best way to prepare. Thanks for ur reply.