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WeAreOfPeace

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  1. I don't think so, but if I had to I would have done that as well.
  2. Turn the TV off! It's proven to affect neurons in the long run.
  3. Sure I will, and I will come back to this thread, you may bet your bottom dollar!
  4. Somebody with a brain, at last! Gosh! I thought what I had written was so simple to understand! Apparently it was more difficult than passing the NCLEX-RN!!! I am sure they are not perfect despite their subtle disgusting disputes. You're out there to take care of people not to praise yourselves RNs. Get over it! You're childish!
  5. Okay, no problem. I'll rephrase it, I think I have been the cryptic one. Well if it's safe to act like the NCLEX-RN tells you to act, and if it's competent to act the way the NCLEX wants you to act, how come test takers have no clue as to whether they passed or failed, after taking it? Logics tells me that if you act safely and competently you know that you're acting safely and competently, unless you're under hypnosis, or just "guessing the right thing (answer)".
  6. Sorry, buddy, you sound very nice to me, but with the due respect, I don't think I am JUST venting. I think I am ALSO making some points here, about the NCLEX-RN examination. A part from this, thanks for joining the thread. Very much appreciated!
  7. And the NCLEX-RN standardizing what? Sorry, I don't get it! Also, since you're so knowledgeable could you please explain to us all here standing the mystery about nclex-rn takers not having a clue whatsoever as to whether they passed the test or not? Now, that's a big mystery! Is that part of the standardization process that you adorably mentioned?
  8. You're right, except for one little thing: the so-praised NCLEX-RN examination is not ONLY about content! So, move on and get over the "licensing" crap!
  9. Ok, it's time to officially say it! I HATE THE NCLEX-RN EXAM and its godly creators! And I think whoever implemented it is/are just sick(s) ! So that equals to "sick wanna-be gods" It doesn't make ANY (just for the pervert sake of using the so-much-hated nclex-style bold key words that to me are not key at all!) sense that I have studied for the BSN, did great while at it and now a so-called "authority" is preventing me from working! That's sick and stupid! And then we hear things such as "oh but they are not testing your knowledge. They want to measure your critical thinking abilities". Oh please shut up! I had enough of all this crap! The world is collapsing, spilling water (ie. blood) from every possible "corner", people are dying because of the economy (suicide, murder, famine) and we are here sitting in front of a Bill Gate's or Steve Job's precious goblet to sing about what's critical????? Get up people! If I did not pass the NCLEX-RN the second time it just means it's full of ****! And the threads about it just prove it! Thousands of people panicking and going ballistic after the exam having no-clue, no idea in the world whatsoever (!!!) if they passed or failed or just lived a dream with the connotations of a nightmare (here again having no clue as to what its substantial nature looks like!). Then you have the morons singing and clapping their hands "I passed, I made it, I am an RN!!!". Well, excuse the **** out of me, mr and mrs RN. You think you weren't an RN already before taking the test? You needed a test to tell you that you are an RN? Oh sorry, you were just a N without a R. A simple Nurse in other words! Sorry we cannot be Nurses! So just don't let the public call us Nurses! It's an offense to all those who implemented the test! Where's their role in all this? They MUST get a percentage! And what a high one, by the way! I spent hundreds of dollars on this and I hope that whomever got my money will use it on medicines! Not kidding! And no, I don't need nursing interventions to manage anger and lividness! I am as calm as the sick ones that implemented the test and said, "oh by the way, let's raise the passing standard again!"

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