Sarah Ann Hay

I hated it hated it hated it !!!!!!!! Now that I am an RN and working as an RN and not a SN - it's completely different!!! The clinicals at my school were a waste of time. We learned how to be perfect CNAs, not RNs!

I don't know. You have to earn those credentials and you are not an RN. That's just how I see it.

The trick worked for me, I passed!

I got a 98% on the ATI predictor. I paid for a Saunder's NCLEX-RN online review and failed the predictor with 75 questions. I took the NCLEX-RN a week later and passed with 75 questions.

You have to log onto your existing account on which you initially paid for the exam. Trying to register for a new account and exam does not mean you passed.

You have to wait 2 days before you can pay for the quick result anyway so it's not a big deal.

How long do I have to wait to find out if I do not pay for quick results? It says the results are 'unofficial' and I don't want to pay for something that isn't official. I am in FL.

After the exam, the lady who checks you in hands you a paper with a little pamphlet telling you what to do which I seemed to misplace....

Why does it take 8 weeks?!?!

I took the NCLEX-RN today and had only 75 questions! I only had one calculation (fluid intake), tons of meds (I know I missed one), and like every other questions was priority! I had 11 SATA. I did the PV trick and got the good pop up! ;D

Tomorrow @ 2PM (well, today it's 1am!) is the big day!!!

One of my classmates took the NCLEX-RN three days ago and she told me her last question was a knowledge/comprehension question. She felt she answered the question correctly and she also passed. (= So I do not know how accurate the whole 'very last qu...

Alright, I will keep this in mind! I didn't read this in any of my texts though.

I never heard that. I know an emergency tracheostomy kit should be @ the bedside. -CONSULTS the med surg book!-

Calcium gluconate is the antidote for overdose of magnesium sulfate. When asked a question on the NCLEX what should be by the bed of a patient recieving IV magnesium sulfate, the correct answer is calcium gluconate. *This pertains to the OB patient a...

Wow! I'm sorry! I will double check mine right now so I don't make the same mistake!

Congrats! My big day is this Friday...

Congratulations! I take it this upcoming Friday and I'm quite nervous. Cramming everything I can. I graduated on the 15th of June and scheduled my test ASAP. I'm worried too. I took the Saunder's Online NCLEX-RN CAT ... and failed with 75 questions. ...

I must agree with you. Reposition first which may relieve the compression.

I looked at ATI and it gives a list of interventions but does not place them in order!

I know the first thing you do is reposition the client. However, I've never had a question with an option to stop the transfusion. I'm not sure what you'd do first. ): You could essentially do them at the same time ... just reach up and clamp the lin...

Our class was allowed to choose anyone. It is tradition that a nurse pin a new nurse. Luckily for me, the person I had pin me (my grandmother) is an RN. (:

Yeah. I hope I don't have to sit through it more than once. Safety is a biggie. I was reading if you are unsure of an answer, select the answer that causes the least harm to the patient.

I hope you did great! 265 questions, eh!! Wouldn't you have a better chance to pass with 265 questions though? (: Let me know how you did! I am studying using Kaplan, Saunder's and ATI and my textbooks.

O.O ! REALLY? I did not know this... I take my test on the 2nd of July. -scared-