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I can not believe it! friends are suggesting taking a day off before the exams, I still find myself doing questions and memo... lab values. Please pray for me!

The key word, is not relax, but forget all you have crammed into your head, practice forgetting, not the content youi have crammed into your tired head, but homework and swotting. IN otherwards go relaxed and pigeonhole the studied material and bring it back when you are ready, yes and do take a day of and relax.

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good luck!!

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i just got home now after the long journey and tied the pvt i got the good pop!...... to god be the glory!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thank you lord - youtube

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CONGRATULATIONS!!! :yelclap:

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Thanks ...it wasn't easy

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Congrats AwesomeGod!!! I thought you wound do great. How was it??? You said you took Hurst, was it like the Hurst q review questions?

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Congrats:w00t: how many questions did you get?

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To@stethoscopeTo be honest with you hurst helped alot especially with the content part,NCSBN also helped with infection control and safty...ATI was very helpful with priotization/delegation and 4000 was helpful with answering Sata. they all were useful I can't give it to one.

@2bnurseforce, I went over 75. I was hoping for 75 but the computer didn't stop me. I was scared and happy, scared that means I have not pass but happy for the fact that if the computer is still letting me I have not failed either,then I started paying more attention to the questi....rather than counting numbers, time and Sata . I practiced priotazation on me during the test....lol

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Specializes in ER, progressive care.

I relaxed the day before. By that point you know everything you are going to know and by trying to cram things in, you're only going to stress yourself even more, imo! Maybe look over some lab values (and do that again the morning/day of) but that would be the extent of my studying. Good luck!

ETA: congratulations on getting the good pop-up! :yelclap:

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The day before I took my exam I was not answering any questionnaires but rather reading the rationale for the questions I got wrong. However the day of the exam, I was awake around 3am and was reading the same thing, rationales for the questions i got wrong.

One thing I can advise to all future test takers is to atleast answer 10-15 questions on the day of the exam before going to the testing sites. It somewhat made me ready to analyze the question and the answers and was ready to take the exam itself.

Good luck! :w00t:

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The day before I took my exam I was not answering any questionnaires but rather reading the rationale for the questions I got wrong. However the day of the exam, I was awake around 3am and was reading the same thing, rationales for the questions i got wrong.One thing I can advise to all future test takers is to atleast answer 10-15 questions on the day of the exam before going to the testing sites. It somewhat made me ready to analyze the question and the answers and was ready to take the exam itself.Good luck! :w00t:

Thank you anyway, I took the test yesterday evening and got the good pop_up !¡!¡!¡! via PVT try.

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Specializes in peds-trach/vent.

congratulations. knew you could do it.:)

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