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Study Preparations

STUDY PREPARATIONS

*determine your strengths and weaknesses

*create a study schedule

*set realistic goals

*find an effective study space

*think positively

*start studying sooner rather than later

2 to 3 months before the NCLEX

*establish a study schedule. set aside ample time to study but also leave time for social activities, exercise, family or personal responsibilities, and other matters.

*become knowledgeable about the NCLEX-RN examination, it's content, the types of questions it asks, and the testing format.

*begin studying your notes, texts, other study material.

*take some NCLEX practice questions to help you diagnose strengths and weaknesses as well as to become familiar with NCLEX-style questions.

4 to 6 weeks before the NCLEX

*focus on your areas of weakness. That way, you'll have time to review these areas again before the test date.

*find a study partner or form a study group

*take a practice test to gauge your skill level early

*take time to EAT, SLEEP, EXERCISE AND SOCIALIZE to avoid burnout

1 week before the NCLEX

*take a review test to measure your progress

*record key ideas and principles on note cards or audiotapes

*rest, eat well, and avoud thinking about the examination during nonstudy times

*treat yourself to one special event, you've been working hard, and you deserve it!

the day before the NCLEX

*drive to the test site, review traffic patterns, and find out where to park. if your route to the test site occurs during a heavy traffic or if you're expecting bad weather, set aside extra time to ensure prompt arrival

*do something relaxing during the day

*avoid concentrating on the test

*rest, eat well and avoid dwelling on the NCLEX during nonstudy periods

*call a supportive friend or relative for sime last-minute words of encouragement

the day of the NCLEX

*get up early

*wear comfortable clothes, preferable with layers you can adjust to fit the room temperature

*leave your house early

*avoid looking at your notes as you wait for your test computer

*listen carefully to the instructions given before entering the test room

*PRAY

*succeed, succeed, SUCCEED!!!

GOODLUCK!:wink2::nurse:

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