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I definitely wouldn't take this personally. I would actually appreciate an extra set of eyes looking over to make sure I didn't forget something, and believe me, I think we all have at some point. If you have ever been on the other end of chart auditing, you would know how much neglect and sloppy charting there really is going on with patient charting. Until I was put into that role I assume everyone charted as appropriately or as through as I did but I was completely wrong. I now encourage our nurses to check each others work and notify the person before I do becasue you know if it's not charted, it never happened. However, I do not agree with someone going back in and changing your documentation. I would definitely let your superior know what's going on becasue that is completely inappropriate and unprofessional.

Good luck ssk5!!! That test is definitely difficult but I bet 3rd time is a charm. Keep us updated and good luck!!

I'm in Florida!!

Thanks, the next 48 hours are going to drag!!!!! Congrats to both of you for passing and good luck at your new job cjdmomma

SO here's my story. I took my NCLEX today, Still don't know the results, but I got the good pop up and I only had 75 questions in little over an hour. I was a "B"- "B+" student. My last day of class was 12/21/13. As soon as I got all my info I signed up to take my NCLEX exam. The closest day happened to be in 6 days. I had been working in ATI for the past 18 months are required by our school and passed the ATI predictor with a 99% of passing NCLEX first go. I have been in Kaplan for about 6-7 weeks. I passed their predictor test with a 64.5 (which is pretty good). I cant say their decision tree helped but I think the higher acuity of questions helped and some of their pointers as well as the vast amount of qbanks they have available. I worked in a Hurst review book, Saunders, and Hogans. I did 6-700 questions 6 days a week for the past month. I used every available source to help me pass. Let's just hope I did. I would guess 45% of my test consisted of SATA (I hate them), I had drag and drops, and priority mainly. I didn't get one dosage calc question. Also for those of you who may not know this the test now consists on only generic named drugs. The used to have Brand and generic, so make sure to know both. I only got a handful of med questions. Needless to say I hope I passed, but when I left I about cried, but I did get the good pop up. So lets hope!!

I took my NCLEX today, Still don't know the results, but I got the good pop up and I only had 75 questions. I was a "B"- "B+" student. My last day of class was 12/21/13. As soon as I got all my info I signed up to take my NCLEX exam. The closest day happened to be in 6 days. I had been working in ATI for the past 18 months are required by our school and passed the ATI predictor with a 99% of passing NCLEX first go. I have been in Kaplan for about 6-7 weeks. I cant say their decision tree helped but I think the higher acuity of questions helped and some of their pointers. I worked in a Hurst review book, Saunders, and Hogans. I did 6-700 questions 6 days a week for the past month. I used every available source to help me pass. Let's just hope I did. I would guess 45% of my test consisted of SATA (I hate them), I had drag and drops, and priority. I didnt get one dosage calc question. Also for those of you who may not know this the test now consists on only generic named drugs. The used to have Brand and generic, so make sure to know both. Needless to say I hope I passed, but when I left I about cried, but I did get the good pop up. so lets hope!!