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Brunoverse

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  1. Use the examcram sheet. You can google it. It has study tips, lab values and important info for the exam. Good luck!!?,
  2. I used examcram (both review book and practice questions), Kaplan q trainers, nclex 3500 and an app for my iphone called nclex RN qbank. I feel that the examcram is a good basic review and doing tons of questions is the bet bet. I just passed at 75 a few weeks ago. Good luck!!
  3. Examcram has sheet. Look over it tonight and before the test. Good luck!!! http://www.learningshark.com/Nursing/Nursing%20Homepage/NCLEX-RN_Cramsheet.pdf
  4. Can you take the next few days off to focus on the nclex? I forgot to mention that I took a week off of work to focus only on nclex. Good luck!
  5. My scores were between 73 and 62. I received 62 on trainer 6. I passed a few weeks ago at 75 questions. I too felt like I should postpone, but I went for it and I'm glad I did. 54% is on the lower side, but the nclex will be getting more difficult come April. If I were you I would keep my appointment and for the next 6 days do at least 200 questions per day with reading the rationales. Also, very important, know test taking techniques. Examcram has a cram sheet that you need to know like the back of your hand. It's available online. Good luck!
  6. You have gret scores! Saunders is considered easier than nclex. You should search online for the Kaplan q trainers and take them. Numbers 6&7 are closest to the nclex. Good luck!
  7. Why not do half of 6 today and then take the rear of the day off. Make sure to review test taking techniques so you have a way to answer questions if you have no idea. The techniques I used were umbrella answers, never select absolutes (always, never), on sata do the true false method, if you have no idea pick c. Exam cram has a two page review for the day of the test. It's available online. Good luck!
  8. My exam was scheduled for march 5th and I sought advise from the wonderful associates on this site on whether or not I should postpone it. I felt underprepared and I got to a point of feeling like I knew nothing. My scores on the q trainers were right where yours are +/- a few points. With the advise from our peers I didn't postpone and I passed in 75 questions. The nclex was hard, but easier an I thought. Relax, you have prepared and you will be fine!
  9. You sure seem prepared. I feel that the q trainers are close to the nclex. I made sure that I had all lab values, pt, inr and such memorized. Didn't need any of it, lol. As far as EKG I had one and it was easy. I recommend examcram review for cardio. Actually, I took the nclex 10 months after graduation and I only used examcram for review. Do lots of questions, do sata from nclex 3500, relax the day before the exam. Use test taking techiques such as umbrella and never selecting absolute (always,never). You're do great!
  10. Congrats!!! Go team March!
  11. Your scored are close to mine and I passed a few weeks ago. I would do 6 & 7 and read the rationales.
  12. Do you have exam cram? I used it to review and found it was helpful.
  13. Remember ABCD airway, breathing, circulatory and defects a. shows a defect in blood glucose, but also shows signs of improvement b. shows a circulatory complication of birth, possible hemorrhage. I would pick b due to the fact that its circulatory and you also need to assess to see if the drug therapy is working.
  14. Very good!
  15. Make sure to do Prioritization, delegation, and assignment by lacharity. It is a must for the nclex.
  16. I just took the nclex-rn and the lady at Pearson vue testing center told me to do the trick.
  17. You're going to do great! Know your immunization schedules. It was easier than you think. The hard stuff is so random that no amount of studying will help so just guess!
  18. Your scores are right where mine were and I took it today and it shut off after 75. I ran to my car and did the PVT and I got the good pop up. You can do it! I had a ton of SATA, my advice is to focus on those and not q trainer 7. Try nclex 4000 for the SATA's. good luck!
  19. Thanks for all the support! I just took it and it shut off at 75, ran to my car and did the PVT and I got the good pop up!!!
  20. Try nclex 4000 for the sata. Also, get priority, delegation and assignment by lacharity. Also get exam cram. Good luck!
  21. Okay guys I just took the NCLEX and got the good pop up! The last few days were rough because I thought I didn't know enough but I went for it and finished at 75 questions. What I did to study: question trainers with scores from 55-73, read exam cram and did practice questions from both exam cram books, PDA is a must! Good luck to all that are taking it soon, and remember to relax, breathe and pray!
  22. Congratulations!!!
  23. Thank you julz68! I feel better after reading your post! I will post as soon as I find out I passed!

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