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LackingCaffeine

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  1. I just took the exam at 8, had a little over 200 questions, couldn't get home fast enough, did the trick, and got the good pop up =). I hope it really works! I initially thought the test was going to shut off at 75 because I felt good in the beginning and was getting a ton of SATA and priority. Well needless to say it kept going and going and I thought I failed the higher the number got. My last question was a SATA and I felt like I knew I got it right and the computer shut off which made me think that maybe I did pass. I had a ton of meds, alot that I have never heard of which is probably way I kept getting more and more. I was seriously expecting to get 1 or 2 meds from what I heard on here and from friends. I had over 20, easily. I guess that was my biggest weakness. Other than that I truly believe Lacharity's PDA helped me soo soo much. Also the infection control mnemic for airborne, droplet, etc was a big help. I really really hope that good pop up really works!
  2. I take the NCLEX tomorrow at 8:00 AM. I have been studying everydy including weekends for over a month now. I bought Saunders, PDA, and have been using that NCLEX 3500 online. Unlike most of my class, I did not take the review class through ATI and hoped that I could study myself and save the money. Truthfully I didnt have an extra $350 to spend right before Christmas along with the NCLEX fees that I paid. As far as I know, everyone in my class whoo has taken the test has passed so far. I am going over PDA and the 35 page review that I found on here right now and then I'm calling it quits. I've done all I can. I pray that I can call myself an RN this weekend.

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