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Just wondering if the select all that apply questions are considered "high level" questions? If you get 3 or more of these on your exam is it generally a good sign?

I've been reading peoples threads and some get them on their exam and some don't. Can anyone comment about their experience and if they passed or failed? Thanks.

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

it is very hard to predict. Really the only thing you can do is wait for your results

Good luck

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Specializes in ob/gyn med /surg.

i got 6 or 7 of them.. they just kept coming... i don't know if they are high level or not but i passed w/ 75 questions...

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Med-Surg, Cardiology.
Just wondering if the select all that apply questions are considered "high level" questions? If you get 3 or more of these on your exam is it generally a good sign?

I've been reading peoples threads and some get them on their exam and some don't. Can anyone comment about their experience and if they passed or failed? Thanks.

In my case it did not matter because I failed at 80?'s and recieved about 6 or more select all that apply. I was told during sylvia rayfield reviews that it signified doing well..well I was only above passing in one area when I got my fail results back from nclex...good luck though.

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Specializes in L & D.

I had one select-all-that-apply, and passed with 75 questions.

NCLEX questions seems to come in cycles. I had two pharm questions, two peds and NO obstetrics - as did classmates who took it the same week. Friends who took it after me said they had about 30 med questions (out of 75) and a bunch of peds & OB.

I think what they say is true - there is no way to predict how you did. While I knew it was unlikely that I failed, I felt as though I guessed on at least half of the questions I got!

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I got all 265 questions and about 7-8 select all that apply q's! I hate those types of questions. I'm not good at them and I'm hoping that they are a sign of doing good on the exam or else I'm in trouble! I had a bunch of everything; priority, teaching, meds, 2 calculations, equipment malfunction, delegation and the list goes on! I just hope I pass! :)

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Specializes in Step-Down NICU/PICU.

LOL...Don't you love those??...i got about 17 or 20 of them on my nclex-pn exam...i thought i was gonna die!!...i was told that these and "priority" questions were the "higher level" questions..got from my instructor who goes to chicago to write questions for the boards...i passed with 85...currently tackling my RN...XoXo:monkeydance: ( i LOVE this lil monkey!!..lol)

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Specializes in Adult Acute Care Medicine.

I got 5 or 6. I was only sure of the answer to one of them! I passed w/75. good luck!

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I only got two select all that apply questions, and I passed!!!

;);)

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just took mine yesterday and the computer shut off at 75, I had tons of meds proritization, 2 calcs and 1 select all that apply... I have no SSN when I register for pearsonvue so I ahve to wait by mail my exam results. get out of the room feeling sick and teary eyed... eeping my fingers crossed and praying for the best.! Goodluck to all of us waiting! may GOD be with us.

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