NurseLil-lea

Hi everyone, Just wanted to let you all know the test was a struggle but I finally PASSED. ME an Official LPN Nurse!! To all of you that are skeptical about the PVT, believe!! It worked for me. I just would like to thank everyone on this nursing foru...

I am interested on becoming a subcontractor for a company that does On-site Flu Shots at different clinics. It contracts you for about 4 mths. Has anyone here done this type of subcontracting work? Can someone please give me some insite on rather thi...

Money for Bill because he keeps showing up every month and I don't even have to call him . My son Motivates me to go to work everyday (I am his sole provider) I am thankful to have a job to be able to pay the mortgage, the car payment and misc. bills...

Hi Allnurses, I finally got an interview with the VA Hospital setup for next week. I put in plenty of applications with them online and someone finally called me back. The thing is, is that they said that I will receive about 20,000 less of what I am...

I love what Dreams May Become! I purchased the movie :) Very powerful film:up:

I will be praying for you! You can and will do it:)

You are welcome Zadia, you can do it! Simama is correct, take your breaks whenever the computer tells you to. Go outside and get some fresh air. For the LPN test, if it goes pass 85Q, don't panic, you are still in the game like Simam said :)! My test...

I had the same problem with passing the test! I couldn't afford a tutor and all those online NCLEX courses to pass the test. I had to finally just start studying differently than what I was doing. I had so many books I was studying from, tooo much in...

I would say "Take a Chance". You may do better than what you think you would do. Good Luck :)

I would say, keep doing questions at least 150 to 200 questions every day/night until a couple of day(s) before your test and take a break and do something nice for yourself (RELAX). No one can really tell you to either take the test at your schedul...

Are you studying for the RN NCLEX or the LPN NCLEX?

Click this link to take you to the PVT instructions! Good Luck :) https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/pearsonvue-trick-true-374829.html

Sounds like you PASSED!! :ancong!:

by no means was lpn nursning school easy. it was alot of information to take in , in 17 mths, alot of sacrifice between family and friends. it was like i had no life, none of us didn't. we started with like 58 people and it trickled down to 43. names...

CleeM89, yes this book is helpful for LPN's also! It helped me loved this book! The book is more towards RN's but it helps with LPN's as well!! Get the book, you will not be disappointed :)

They say that is common for your first year working as a new nurse! You should probably try to hang in there and get your year experience in so that you can move else where!! Good Luck jthieret, you can do it! Just think positive when you go into wor...

Make sure that you are knowledged up with the content on the CD! True if you keep second guessing yourself on the questions you answer, you will select the wrong answer (I kept doing this on my test, finally started going with my gut and it worked). ...

the questions for the nclex test come from a question bank. you could have a number of different questions (they are totally random). each test is different, where you may have a certain type of question, another person would have something totally d...

hi heavenelu, please try the links below, these threads are also very helpful, they helped me and lots of others on this site successfully pass the nclex!! good luck! https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/tips-info-passing-76241.html https://a...

suzanne's plan is no longer available on this site https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/suzannes-plan-no-373424.html

Your real answer will come when you get your official results!! God is going to have your back!!:)

I think it is 48hrs not 24hrs. You still have time before it will show up! :)

They don't give a certain percentage on each type of question/subject that the NCLEX will have. You just need to be fully studied on all the content. If you know the content, you should be able to answer the questions on the NCLEX. Good Luck! :)

The PN test is 205 questions! If you got the good pop up, it usually means you passed:yeah::ancong!:

This is why I will not work for another LTC facility again! When I was a CNA and going all out for the residents and treating them with respect and dignity, the other CNA's was man-handling residents, pulling, grabbing, yanking, talking down to them ...