ebonynurse

congratulations.

Thanks guys.

Has anyone taken the Nclex-RN exam on Friday and obtained the results by Sunday. I understand we participate in fast results over here but then pearson says they don't work on sundays. Anyone ... please help?

congratulations. how did you get ur results on a Sunday? which state did you take it in?

With God all things are possible. May the good lord grant you both perfect peace as you take your exams tomorrow. I pray that all fear will flee from your hearts when you start. You'll make it. Just believe. All the best!

Hey nurse ashley: how was it? was the ncsbn any helpful At all??? Good luck.

Congratulations !!!

Thank you so much !!! You guys are always so supportive.

congratulations, i'm really happy for you. keep praying for us too.

Okay I only see infection control in Saunders listed under Pediatrics. Is there any other place/book I need to study with. It seems that is imperative for us to know this section (infection control) pretty well b4 taking the boards. anyone ... pls help?

thanks and congratulations once again. i wish you all the best as you start a brand new WONDERFUL career.

congratulations. which one of the 2 did u say resembled the real things saunders or the ncsbn? thanks.

I pray from the bottom of my heart that you all pass. I'm still studying hard!!!

CONGRATULATIONS, you deserve it

congratulations !!! cardiac RN did you study with any other materials aside from saunders? how did you study saunders cos i saw you wrote that you di 50 something chapetrs in 3 days. did you do just saunders comprehensive? thanks, and congratulations once again!!!

Thanks.

Congratulations ellescorpio !!! By the way, did you really study for ONLY 2 weeks? How did you do it? what was the plan? i'm crunched for time. again, CONGRATULATIONS

I pray you all pass. Let us know how it goes. Wishing you all, all the best!!!

Hi "hope to be a nurse": which saunders did you use and which kaplan. did you use the qbank and/or did you go for the live classroom review in person. thanks !!!

Congratulations. What materials did you use to study with in such a short time frame. Any tips? That's really awesome! Did you practice only questions ... what's the secret? Thanks.

Hi MistyDawn: what materials did you use to prepare for the exam and pass only 3 weeks after graduation? How did you do it? Congratulations !!!

Thanks for the advice. I really do apreciate it. I guess the idea of having 6/7 couplets to take care of in mother/baby just seems overwhelming. They all offer fellowships in the different specialty areas which is a good thing.

Hi SmilingBluEyes: i'm in my final semster taking OB/L&D/MotherBaby & NICU rotations split over several weeks this semster. I come from a background in computers (I"m very much a techie) ... I thought the postpartum unit might be a good place to start but then after taking L&D I feel like that's veen a much better unit. I enjoy the 'action' and see there's a lesser pt:nurse ratio on the unit. the big plus aslo is the technology. what would be ur advice for a new grad on these issues? i find myself wondering if i should go in to l&d/postpartum or NICU. at least i know i don't want to do med/surg for sure. don't i sound confused? i've gotten offers already in these different units in different hospitals but how do i choose? Thanks, EbonyNurse