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co0okiness

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  1. i also read somewhere you can remember "my stupid chicken hez tb" (stupid = sars)
  2. thank you so much, i was really hoping for that sort of answer because i figured doing questions rather than reviewing all the material was more helpful!
  3. Hi! I'm taking my NCLEX exam on Aug 3 (that's about 3 weeks away), and I'm super nervous. I have sold my soul to Kaplan and am doing only q-bank and q-trainer questions each day, scoring in the 50-60s% on all of them. I am close to finishing them all up so I will probably begin to redo them. I am not worried about running out of time, but I really need to know how to use the remaining time wisely and not waste time. I don't feel I am confident with the amount of content I know from nursing school, so I'm wondering what I should do in the remaining 3 weeks in terms of A) what material is MOST IMPORTANT to review (I mean like particular labs or disease processes or procedures, etc) and B) what I should continue to do/go over (with Kaplan or other study books) to soldify a passing score? PLEASE HELP!! THANK YOU! :confused:

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