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jowalay

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  1. Don't be nervous! Relax... make sure you read the questions slowly... understand what the questions are asking? Do good on the first 87 questions... it is a pass or fail. If you do hurry during the first 87 questions and not analyzing each , computer will either stop because you pass or stop because you did not reach the desired number of correct answers! So go slowly but surely but not too slow OK? Goodluck!!!
  2. Just finished taking my NCLEX PN ( I tried my very best to see if I will make it. Read all the review questions in Saunders, online reviewers and a lot more. Eager to become a good nurse but with the questions on medications, I'm pretty sure that I will not make it? I have a question in my mind.....that when one is given a certain name of an unknown drug, with spelling one can hardly even pronounced, will that person know exactly what the drug is for? Looking thru their prefix nor thru their suffixes can't even give you a clue? I am 100% sure that even the best Pharmacist or Doctor will first of all ,get their drug book to find out what that medication is for ? Why give these students a hard time? In actual hospital settings or nursing home settings, medication administrations are already prepared by the pharmacist....all the precautionary measures are indicated. So why give students a hard time????

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