jackie102

You don't. I did not spend much time on meds. I got about 8-10 med questions I recognized them but did not know the answer.

I kinda agree with the op. I studied for hrs content / questions I did pass nclex 2 wks ago with 75?s - I thought it was very hard I walked out thinking I failed. I guessed on most of the test. I do not know if the studying helped because nothing I studied was on the test. Kaplan questions were similiar format but I did not see any repeat questions & I did about 1500 questions. They were the type of questions you could not go home & "look up" it was all criticial thinking. Delegation, how would u see / call first , precautions (this u need to know), meds........... The answers that I wanted were not there.

How did u study during school? I am a mom of 4 little ones. I alway got up 1-2 hours earlier than the children then on the weekends hubby helped out. So I would always go to bed early

Anyone know about mass?

Anyone know what a new grad in Mass starts at?

I just took mine on Tues in Mass and both names were listed.

I passed at 75 just found out today - took my boards on Tues. It was very hard no math

I took the Anderson review

Anyone have any helpful tips for passing nclex or a good book to help with these questions?

http://198.146.4.5/nclexrn3500/question.do;jsessionid=C533E1F532DAC20B2FA576AC2078228F This is a awesome free site with tons of questions

No sure what PN is but Saunders does have a 3rd & 4th ed out for RN

I was just going to ask this - I am starting to study for my RN boards & I have the 3rd edition of Saunders nclex-RN & just noticed they have a 4th edition out. Does anyone think it matters that I study of the 3rd??

any endocrine help??

I know what my teacher does I was asking what YOUR teacher does.

I am also so tired & overwhelmed I am in my last semester - finish in Dec.