Silverdragon102, BSN Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 33 years experience. May 25, 2009 Even if it does I seriously doubt it will have any impact on the questions you get asked. Any particular reason for asking? 0 Likes
Seagate May 25, 2009 Yes, I heard that if you say you're a male you will get a lot of OB questions. Is this debatable? Maybe some of the guys who took the NCLEX can answer this - did you have a lot of OB questions? 0 Likes
Silverdragon102, BSN Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 33 years experience. May 25, 2009 Moving this to the NCLEX forumYou can be asked anything on the exam. If it determines that an area is weak then it can ask you several questions in that area 0 Likes
truern Specializes in Telemetry & Obs. May 25, 2009 I was never asked my sex for NCLEX. NCLEX is designed to test your knowledge level in all areas of nursing...certainly nothing based on your sex, height, weight, and sexual orientation 0 Likes
LuvMyGamecocks Specializes in Cardiac, Acute/Subacute Rehab. May 27, 2009 I was asked to complete a short survey after I took NCLEX (too frazzled to remember it was optional or not), but gender was a question with no option for "I'd rather not say"....must have been an optional survey, but it was AFTER it shut off at 75, so no chance for test interference. 0 Likes
spongebob6286, BSN, RN Has 7 years experience. May 27, 2009 yeah, they asked the survey questions after the exam not before so i dont think it doesnt have anything to do with your exam. 0 Likes
