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sonoqueen

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  1. I read saunders "conprehensive revies nclax PN exam" it contains really good summary including medication, growth and development, peds, and excercise question and REALLY GOOD explanation. it helped me to prepare CPNRE. you could find RN version of this book via online.. GOOD LUCK!!
  2. I have no ideas about RN exam, but most of our questions were about situation. there were some questions about lab results, (hyperkalemia) and some drugs.... it would be better to know how to apply pathological knowledge to a certain situation. I hate this kind of situation, I love patho, physiom and anatomy.
  3. :dancgrp: congrat to all!!! I also passed!!!!! I got panic when I saw the envelop because somebody told me a small envelope is bad news or a bill to pay. wow!!! I passed!!!!!
  4. I took the test yesterday, but I feel like "I am failing" It was so confused and I found the CPNRE book(74CND) was totally useless. I also bought internet practice tests from the test organization, they also useless. the test was horrible, and I hope I could get pass. I usually got mid~high 70's on internet test and the exam prep book event their analysis indicates that I have 85%~95% of possibilty of pass. BUT!! Yesterday I realized the real test was much difficult than the practice test. I wonder other's oppinion. was it difficult?

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