tigerlily777

I had the exact same feeling as everyone here. Mine stopped at 75 questions in less than 2 hours. I had less than 20 SATAs and no drug calculation which worried me a lot. Cos i read somewhere here that majority got 30-40 SATAs when they stopped at 75. But then again, every test is different. I was ready to accept the fact that i failed. I couldnt do the pearson vue trick cos someone else made the account for me. I had to wait 3 days to get my unofficial result and it said that i PASSED. So i think its a normal feeling that you failed. Don't stop praying though! Chances are you passed as well! :)

Congrats!

My exam is fast approaching and I think this is the 5th time that i reread this post. I'm getting anxious by the minute and reading this calms me down a bit.

And kudos for self-reviewing!

Your post is such a big help! Congratulations! I'm taking mine a few days from now. Any advice on what i should do? And regarding the SATA questions, did any of yours ask s/sx coz i usually fall back on that :/

Good luck! Praying for your success. You got this! :)

What's antoine?Are these the ones that came out in your exam?RN or LPN?

Oh great! Thank you! That was very re-assuring. Good luck on getting your RN title if you're still a student. I'm SURE you're gonna ace all the calculations on your exam.

Thank you SO much for your help! I get it now! :)

So should I just re-schedule my exam because I had trouble with this ONE question? :)

Best of luck to you! Taking mine Thursday next week. We can make it!

Apparently they moved my post to a different thread. Okay. Truth of the matter is I only created an account here so that someone could help me with this question. I've been lurking around for a few weeks in the NCLEX discussion board because I'm taking mine next week and I was happy that nurses/BSNs were willing to help each other out on a question (I saw that morphine question and everyone were discussing their rationales which was awesome and very helpful on my part). I've been answering questions and I stumbled upon this one. Spent an hour and still couldn't get the solution. I hope someone would help me. This question has been bothering me since yesterday. Anyway, if no one's willing to break it down for me then I'll just hope and pray I won't get this question on my NCLEX. Cheers! :)

I know the right answer is 60 ml/hr but I just couldn't figure out the solution. That's why I asked for help here. I have spent an hour stuck in this question so I'm begging for your help.

can you show your solution? what answer did you get?

A client with postpartum bleeding following placental expulsion is ordered 20 units of oxytocin (Pitocin) in 1,000 mL of normal saline solution at 20 milliunits/minute for 20 minutes. What flow rate is needed (in milliliters per hour) to deliver the dose via infusion pump? pls pls pls help! i've been racking my brain in getting the right solution.