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Britchna

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  1. I got a lot of pharm on my nclex.
  2. When? I haven't heard of one person that did pvt properly 24-48 hours after nclex fail with good pop up. Please enlighten me.
  3. I did hurst review and passed the nclex pn a year after graduation. I listened to the lectures 3-4 times each. In the car, shower every night when my baby would go to sleep. I scored a 79/125, 95/125, 88/125 on my qreview ( it was harder then the nclex for me). I also was answering 150-200 questions a day from nclex mastery app and kaplen free question trainer 1-5 and and other questions I could find. I also did Saunders questions specific to the areas I needed to work on but Saunders was to easy. I also used the study guide someone posted on this site which was helpful. I got 85 questions 35 SATA 5 excibits 1 peds math and a lot of meds, 1 ekg strip, delegation, priority etc. good luck.
  4. Yea It came down to me passing it this Time or going back to waiting tables, because I couldn't afford to be home anymore. I gave it all I could in the car listening to lectures, or answering question after question in the passenger seat. Waking up answering questions, which I feel like Is most important. Take two 100 question tests a day through out the day little by little then make a good chunk of time to go over rational. Then when I put my son to sleep I would listen to lectures till my eyes couldn't stay open. It was rough. But so worh it.
  5. I took my exam may 15th 2015 stopped at 85 questions 30+ SATA 5 excibits 1 math and a lot of pharm, priorty, delegation. This was my second attempt a year after graduating. I waited 24 hours to do pvt. Put in the correct cc number and three digit code but wrong Exp. and got the "our records" pop up. I am on cloud nine.
  6. I graduated May of 2014 from the Lvn program. I was pregnant half of the program and had a one year old when I graduated. I took my 1st nclex in aug. And failed with 85 questions. I decided to take a break and raise my son. And just back on it in a few months. I decided to get the hurst review. I listened to the lectures 3-4 times and filled out all the papers. I made flash cards for all the important drugs that hurst provided on the resource pages and the precautions as well. I paid 30 dollars for the nclex mastery app and did every question and quiz on there. I did free kaplen question trainers 1-5 and did at least 150-200+ questions a day on all kinds of topics for three months. Increased it to 200+ for the last three weeks. I scored a 79/125 95/125 88/125 on my hurst qreview tests which I did two days apart a week before my exam. It include the topics I needed to work on so I did Saunders questions on just those topics like (psychosocial integrity and comfort care) I felt Saunders was to easy tho! I prayed every night the week before the test. I only studied for an hour the day before the test (labs, meds, Spider-Man) i took my nclex may 15th 2015. It stopped at 85. I got 30+ SATA 5 exhibits, 1 math, one ekg strip, lots of meds! It was hard but easy. Meaning I knew most of the diseases it asked about and the roots of the meds. I waited 24 hours after the test to do the pvt and I got the good pop up. I am so excited still waiting for official results in a few weeks because I don't get quick results in Cali. But I am behond happy. It was a cake walk once I reallt put my mind to studying.

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