Runnerguy
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I concur Waterpaint!
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yes there is some validity in the fact that near the end of graduation, you will have most of your information identified on the nclex is engrained in your memory, but there is still a requirement to study for the nclex! you cannot possibly remember the vast amount of material that you learn during your studies through your nursing program! you do, however, need to take things one step at a time, so focus on studying for graduation then and only then should you start to prepare for the nclex examination, possibly as much as 1-2 months before your scheduled nclex. hope this helps!
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I completely agree indigo girl! The general populace as well as the laboratory virologists and microbiologists as more concerned with creating the titers in a more productive way or just treating the mass amount of patients being seen for " suspected" N1H1.