Stressed out and tired

I took a Cardiac quiz three weeks ago. I got a 96, but I should have gotten 100, because the question came from Brunner in regard to Stress test. The book says: the cardiac stress test would be positive is the ST segment is depressed that was my answer. She also had chest pain, which is also in the book. I felt I should have gotten that answer right too, since the book stressed ST segment more than the chest pain for a positive result. I did not complain since I got an A anyway, but I understand your point.

Thanks for responding, I just feel if you lecture and the book is supposed to be our bible then, their should be no question about what is the correct answer. I also feel are they teaching us the correct information?

lovely to know we are not alone LOL.... My professor says the exact thing yours does. Just b/c it is in the book, does not mean it is right! SO THEN WHAT THE HELL DO WE STUDY FROM? there is no way to know what is right or wrong! Good luck

At my cc, we can argue about the question... as long as its in the book !

I had a question on my last test that was never covered in class or in any of the reading we had to do for the class. But no one challenged it. We know better because our instructor will not throw out any test questions. Her reasoning is that we're supposed to know it whether she goes over it or not.

C that's crazy, b cuz how do u no if I no the content or not. In my program, they can't put content on a test that has not been lectured on or in the test chapter, therefore, we could argue that.

most nursing instructors are crazy. they just want to get a high percentile of passing the nclex. those who can't do...teach. ignore, things are better after nursing school.

That's how our instructor operates. They got a super high pass rate on the last nclex and now it has created a monster. It's about the results and not how they came about getting them.

most nursing instructors are crazy. they just want to get a high percentile of passing the nclex. those who can't do...teach. ignore, things are better after nursing school.