22 SATAs! and done at 75! oh no!

[posh1104]

hi just took mine today.. has anybody here encountered this same situation.. i got 22 satas.. im like, cmon..22..are you kidding me!!! 4in-a-row, then 2, then 3 more again..waah!!! i got no computation.. none at all..instead tons of pharma, infection control, prioritization and delegation..that's it.. then.. done at 75..wheew!!

is this a bad sign or a good sign??

has anybody here had more than 22 satas?? :imbar

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

i found out that i passed as did my friend. we are so relieved. thank you for your comments. we thought we had failed with so many sata's and only 85 questions.

Congrats

[TraciRN]

Allright!! Congrats! Now are you on cloud nine or what! You knocked it out of the park way to go!!

[Meridian]

Gee it is me again, Like I said I did not get any SATA's and I kept my questions on prioritization and according to people that took the NCLEX and passed on the first time said that their questions are all on prioritization.Once the system starts asking you about definitions as they tell me, you are in deep situation and better recover back on priorities? Well I don't know but I'll keep you guys posted for I am still waiting for my result (San Diego).All I can share was my questions were all prioritization and a few Meds. For people who are asking what is prioritization, Here is an example question: You are on oncology floor and you need to move one PT. to Med-Surg floor for a new admit. which of the following PT. will you move? You will get 4 PT's with ages and its medical condition and lab values, then you have to choose which one is more stable to go to MED-Surge. ANyways, I am getting my finger cross and anxiously waiting if I made it. I hope so......

DOES IT REALLY TAKE THAT LONG TO GET YOUR RESULT? (California)????

Prioritization is important and I had a number of those on my exam also. It just depends on the difficulty. Good luck!

kespeseth, Congratulations! You're now a