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  1. As I stated previously to those who do NOT have a license yet, study everything you can.
  2. I took the new version yesterday, I cant begin to tell you how hard it was. I scored in top 95th %tile for my exit by Hesi (which is MEGA hard). But NCLEX was a whole other story. I studied the same material that a friend did from a prep class and she passed but I didn't even see even 2 of the same questions as her, I totally bombed. Quit job and studied like a dog. Lots of infection control, few delegation, mostly first priority diseases, check all that apllies, fuzzy unclear animated images to identify, crap load of meds, not too much math, few peds and maternity. No cute little encouragement popups like others, just frustrating through & through. Don't know how i will ever pass. I don't know what to tell future test takers other than study any and everything.
  3. Hi Whitney, yes I know it's perfectly legal. Just don't know why your psycho ass instructor and school for that matter won't help you. Don't they realize that a girl committed suicide who couldn't pass?!?!?! Please go to your school director and ask them, it is a code that is given to students. The versions change frequently so my questions will be different from yours, i know because my friend failed and her 2nd version was totally different. If they don't help you then contact me so I can give you instructions on how to request the number from your school. [email protected]
  4. Hi Yi, I just took the exit for LPN by Hesi in Feb of 2011. i worked and went to school both full time with a 2hr 1 way commute w/ no family or spousal support. I killed myself and barely passed my classes so if I can do it so can you. I can guarantee you will pass if you do the following: Register at Evolve Elselvier. They have a practice test available for purchase for aprox $40. There's aprox 450 questions there w/ answers, I memorized EVERY single question, & mentally noted rationales. Its sooooooo helpful because you can test yourself endlessly until you get 100% for each of the 8 categories peds, fundamentals, etc. On the test there was 150 questions, only 20 or so were NOT on the practice test 7 those were the ones I failed, My score was 96% My school was new and still on probation w/ students failing miserably w/ an 20% avrg passing rate. Finally the school recommended Evolve's site. My class passed hesi w/ a 95% class average. You WILL pass
  5. Hello, I'm just a nursing student so I don't know anything on the clinical side but I'm Native American. I think the most important thing to know when working in the Native community is it's important to learn a bit about the local cultures i.e. taboos and such. Even learning bit of the language will be appreciated especially by elders.

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