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suprmom

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  1. I had two calculation questions on NCLEX RN
  2. I took my NCLEX RN exam yesterday, I walked into the testing site shaking with anxiety. As I walked in I seen one of my class peers walk out with his face red, and eyes totally wide. We were in the fingerprinting process and couldnt conversate otherwise they assume your cheating. All his lips said was I had 75 questions and that test was HARD. I panicked even more. I started my exam at 2:00pm and finished at 8:00pm. I almost passed out whe I got out my seat. I had 265 questions. Itotally feel I failed, althought topics were familiar I still felt stupid. It was so much select all that apply(SATA) I almost lost it! find out tomorrow!
  3. Imsure you did fine on ob it wasnt that bad. I have the hesi book as well and did nclex questions, hope exit hesi is as easy
  4. Dang If my school was 77 % most of us would be out! our hesi was like a final, it was a percentage of our grade not total. well good luck! Im almost finished, at least it seems like it
  5. I also have remedial assignments this summer. Im not complaining. HESI was easy. Not meaning I aced it type of easy! The midcirricular was what I took and I found the questions like duH! because they were things we studied in 1st semester, we all focused to hard for it, I studied the hard stuff when the easy stuff was what we were tested on. Now end of the semestr HESI is what Im scared of because I heard thats hard. Is that what you took!
  6. For a minute, wasnt a typo! meat I Have 1 year left aka 2 semesters.. because midcirricular HESI means MID point. In between. I guess to me being a mom of 3, and wife, yes a 76% was good considering my lifestyle. Our HESI was not determining our pass or fail, It was worth 20% of our grade. Which is why I felt I did good.
  7. In our school 70% or above is passing. Maybe your state or college has different requirements than mine does. All I know is I passed and thats the important part. 2 semesters remaining. Yes Im in the ADN program.
  8. I been in RN school for a minute, I know what test I took. and the score ranges from 850-11?? and our school converts it into a percentage.
  9. The book is by evolve. who brought out HESI, 2007 edition. HESI NCLEX review. Do u want the ISBN #?
  10. besides thank you! all my fake friends didnt call me to ask me how my test went. I dont even know you and you asked me ! Thanks
  11. I passed with 76%. Dont break your neck studying. It was mainly psych, ob, and postpartum, , Maybe 1 question on F&E, maybe 2 questions on dosage calculations. It was easy but the questions were so easy I overstudied. It was the stuff you wouldnt think to study. The answers had stupid rationales. Ill go thru my paper and write back with detailed info
  12. Horrible Exam Stressfully Intimidating. LOL.. No seriously its Health Education Systems Incorporated . A company that creates The test and NCLEX books. Them and evolve brought them out!
  13. I hate fluid and electrolytes! I failed that exam this semester really bad. But I thank you so much appreciate your input, I wish you the best of luck! Im sure one day well look back on this and breathe on room air! LOL
  14. I go to north harris! I have hesi tomorrow! Im pulling my hair out! How was the hesi test was it easy? what areas should I focus? Thank you so much for replying,
  15. I didnt do very well on my lecture exams this semester, But I Aced Clinical,lab,and math. Is the hesi hard or easier than the lecture exams. Any opinion is welcome.

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