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Took Nclex PN anxiously waiting....
did u try pvt trick????
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Took Nclex PN anxiously waiting....
I am Waiting for my results too but i took it in June
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CA NCLEX-PN RESULTS
I took my NCLEX-PN test in 3hrs stopped at 85 I had 2 check that all apply( s/s of GERD and diverticulitis) and 2 simple math problems but I had like 10 meds n almost rest of the exam was about nurses essenial act and a lot of Infection Control about 10 questions. I havent checked the trick yet i would rather wait for the letter than checking the trick...i am soo nervous to check but if i failed...
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CA NCLEX-PN RESULTS
OMGGGG i took mine on june 18 at westlake too @ 8 am....but i havent checked my trick but i just prayyyy....
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i failed my nclex-pn yesterday...nurses please help!
hey guys dont worry just pray to god , i read on few of the older postes that the trick is not accurate anymore beacuse not alot of students are buying quick result soo just relax and wait the official letter ...by the way, it doesnt take 4 weeks in california it takes 7 weeks now for the offical letter to come to ur door..5 of my classmates took their test n got their results after 7 weeks...and they all passed:) U guys have plenty of time to PRAYYYYYYYYYY for the good.....
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DDAY...NCLEX june 24th
Think Positive and Be Positive...
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DDAY...NCLEX june 24th
omg i am taking my test 1 week before u .....i am soo scared...i studied saunders ed. 3 and now i am doing saunders ed 4 which has about 1500 questions ..i never get less than 65%..after i am done with this book i am thinking to do kaplan book or exam cram questions..... 5 of my classmates took their test and passed afters waiting for 7 weeks for there results ,all of them stopped at 85 except one who stopped at 205 god....i just get chills when i imagain myself sitting front of that computer and taking actual Nclex test.. Now a day, i just study and pray morning and evening...
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Advice on where to begin studying for NCLEX-PN
This is really helpful i got this from the other thread.. Infection Precautions has 3 types: Airborne, Droplet and Contact Airborne (My Chicken Hez TB) Measles Chicken pox Herpes Zoster Tuberculosis Management: -private room -negative airflow pressure, minimum of 6-12 air exchanges per hour -UV germicide irradiation/ high efficiency air filter is used, mask, N95 mask for TB Droplet (SPIDERMAn) Scarlet fever Sepsis Streptococcal pharyngitis Parvovirus B19 Pneumonia Influenza Diphtheria Epiglottitis Rubella Mumps Mycoplasmal/Meningeal Pneumonia AdeNovirus Management: -private room -mask Contact (MRS.WEE) Multi-resistant organism Respiratory Syncitial Virus S.kin Infections (e.g:VCHIPSS- Varicella zoster, Cutaneous Diphtheria, Herpes Simplex, Impetigo, Pediculosis, Staph infection and Scabies) Wound Infection Enteric Infection (Clostridium Difficile) Eye Infection (Conjunctivitis) Management: -MRSA: gloves, gown, goggles, face shield -patients should be in a private room