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ash.harper7

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  1. Pt 1--hypoglycemia is the killer answer so it makes nclex lady happy lol hurst is the best! Too much sugar kills slowly not enough kills fast
  2. Good Luck! sending happy outcomes and wishes for a great celebration! deep breathe and read the questions carefully.
  3. I took (and passed!!) my test Jul 15 and only had 75 questions, of those only about 6 were SATA, the rest was multiple choice 2 exhibits and 1 EKG. those 6 SATAs were basically asking symptoms of a certain disease dealing with GI and Maternity. My tip would be to look at the question, dissect what it's asking and treat the options as a true/false. Remember that all the choices are never the answer and neither is only 1.
  4. Hurst def. It really helps you understand the core content and it doesn't matter what type of question the "NCLEX Lady" asks you, if you know your content, you'll get it right.
  5. My school required us to take HURST before we graduated May 2013. It was the live review and the online videos were available if we needed it. Our live teacher stated that she would be asking us higher level questions based on the April 2013 change. I however felt like the Q-bank was sufficient in preparing you. I only completed 3 of the quizzes ranging 82-93/125 and passed with 75 questions on my first attempt! I loved HURST.
  6. I actually had to work, so I looked up key lab values, but stopped studying by noon. Then I just relaxed for the rest of the day. I wouldn't study hard though, you need to be refreshed for the exam!

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