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2/25/2016 Hi guys, Okay I need some assistance on this. When it comes to restraints... I come to many questions where answers tend to be different as far as time frame goes. Some restraint questions you need to check and assess every 30 mins. I have got some question where answer is 1 hour assessment. The majority of questions I get tend to be 2 hours release restraints for range of motion. I've noticed that at times it gets tricky. So is there a much easy way to figure it out these time options. How do you distinguish if its going to be 30mins?, 1 hour or 2 hours?? Thanks y'all!

Hey I really really appreciate this long reply.. Seriously i really do :) This will just help me more. Yeah regarding those notes 35 pages I dont have them.. I just signed up here last night so I'm barely new here. You can email it to [email protected]. My family feels that I'm ready to take this exam but I just feel like I'm not. I feel that I still have a lot to cover. Maybe when I completed the entire Q banks and Q trainers then maybe well see. I also need help on the content area somewhat. If you have any notes on that.. please do send them or if you know any sites that has it. I really appreciate your help and feedback. I just really want to know what the majority NCLEX will be tested on.

Oh wow! Congrats!! I can just imagine how you feel right now. I totally envy you. I'm just here on a boring sunday in my room studying. So tell me more about the meds. Thats still also my weakness.. What type of generic names did you get so I can study them just in case if i get the same meds as you. I can't believe they dont put both medication names.. Wow, they really are making it hard. So can I asked how long did you study for this? I'm leaving work temporary in 2 weeks so I can focus my review. This coming week will be my last week and I will take about couple of weeks off so to really focus on my review. What was your review strategy? Did you do the entire Q Banks and Q Trainers questions on Kaplan?

Hey thanks for replying. How many questions did you get overall? Some people say the SATA are not as hard as they seem. Some people say they're rather common sense and true or false and yes they also said as long as you know the content. What about the rest of the exam... where they mostly delegation, prioritizing and safety and Infection Control type? A lot of my classmates who took it said it's mostly those. I wish you luck on your nclex. I hope you pass. :)

Hey everyone, I'm planning to take my NCLEX in 2 months. I've been reviewing for a couple of months. I'm using Saunders, ATI, Lippincott, and Kaplan Q & A. I'm really worried about the SATA and Drag and Drop questions. A lot of classmates who took it told me that half of their questions where SATA and Drag & Drop. I'm freaking out. This is my biggest worry because I totally suck at these type of questions. For the most part I ALWAYS tend to left out 1 answer and I ended up missing the entire question. I was wondering if any of you guys who already took the NCLEX can give me some tips on how to prepare for these type of questions for NCLEX. What do they usually ask for SATA questions on NCLEX. Are they asking for signs of symptoms of a particular disease and what is it usually? Also for drag and drop... anything you can tell me to study what topics and what are the usual drag and drop questions they might ask. I know the NCLEX questions are random and I just would like to know what are the possible questions I might get so at least I can prepare and study them. I really appreciate the help and feedback. Thanks you guys.