jonglewarrior

i started some serious studying exactly a month in advance...you have about a month so i think you have some time...just depends on how you plan your study out...just at least study saunders and start off doing 85-100 questions a day (mixing saunders with exam cram)..then increase it to like 125 questions a day plus more studying...knowing content was the key for me..so study study...but a month is enough time...so start now and crank it up...hope this helps...goodluck..lemme know if you have more questions

Alright, i had the kapaln course...but that crap really didnt help me a lot honestly....the main thing with the nclex is content review and the kaplan book is crap with that...for my nclex re-take i started studying the saunders book ...use that for content review and then use the saunders cd to just get more practice questions on same topics.. for my second nclex try as i started studying the saunders book and also answering questions at the end of each chapter and cd...i started writing down some noteworthy ideas and information and rationales ..so i basically had up to 25-30 pages of this notes rationales and lab values and i carried this along with me wherever i went...so instead of waiting in the doctors office doing nothing, i just read through these rationales...instead of sitting in the car waiting for somebody and listening to music..i turned the car radio off and read these rationales...while watching tv instead of watching the commercials..i just read these rationales during commercial break...at least u get the point...this rationale was just very portable and very handy and by the time i read through this rationales like 100 times, everything in there stuck with me...... for the kaplan, like i said it was useless...i answered like 30 percent of question banks or whatever it was called and that crap expired on me...so basically just use saunders book and cd and then another source..examcram force had good questions and straight to the point rationales... i did 100 questions a day...and then a week before the nclex i broke down my days monday focus on pschy, tuesday pharm, and wednesday and thursday delegation and prioritization a day before the exam...they said dont answer questions...well i couldnt help it...i answered like 10 questions...lol..and also studied my notes i talked about earlier for the rest of the day. and also for like an hour or two the day of the exam....this the strategy i used for my second nclex try which i passed with 75 questions sorry for the ramblin..but im still excited i passed...but please feel free to ask more questions, i kno what u are going through

yo folks....i DID IT...i PASSSSSSSSEDDDDDD...omg....damn...wow...75 questions and passed wow...i cant believe it... i mean i found out like 5 hours ago and im still excited...wow...well i took the exam yesterday 09/28 and around 8:59am today (09/29) checked the BON website and there was my name with my license number and everything....woooooow....and ok the Peasue Vue Trick thing does work, the first time i took the nclex, i tried the Trick and it took me all the way to the credit card page and of course i failed my first nclex try .....and then yesterday soon after i get home from taking the exam(like 30mins after taking the exam) i tried the Pearson Vue trick thing and the good pop up came up and it didnt take me to the credit card page and like i said i just found out 8;59 am today i passsed...wow...75 questions my advice to anybody who hasnt taken it....of course do your delegation, prioritization and assignment questions..practice these well.... practice your infection control well...and funny enough practice management questions, as far as types of leaders, management of conflict kind of stuff....also dont forget incident reports...also know your GI and pschy stuff very welllllllll......very GI heavy and pschy heavy.... goodluck to those who havent taken it///remember u can never feel ready to take the exam..study very hard and just try your best and leave the rest to God...dont forget to pray b4 and after the exam...Amen....woowwwwwwww im an RN....God Bless everybody in their careers.....im an RNNNNN....wooooooo

hey sorry to hear about the death of your fiance, may his soul R.I.P. Sorry dont feel bad, i also didnt pass my nclex the first time, and it was hard getting back to studying...i would suggest just easing your way graudally into studying just doing a few questions a day and then gradually increase the number of questions you do a day, i would also suggest starting from basic nursing stuff, just as a fresher and then as things start coming back to you you start diving in deeper. In addition, i think by now you should have recieved your nclex report, so you could start doing content review on the section you were below passing and then after content review focus an ample amount of time on answering questions in that section you were below passing. Oh by the way i retake my nclex tomorrow, please wish me luck and pray for me. Thank you n God bless, hope this helped a little bit

can i please get a copy also [email protected] thanks a million

Hey 0907 could you please send me the med list in excel format. thanks alot