Published Jun 23, 2012
Grmmy
28 Posts
Scared to death! Took LPN in Feb, 85 questions and passed. Instructor told me that those that take the LPN within months of the RN, fail the RN. He is also a Kaplan rep. So nervous. Did the Kaplan course 3 weeks ago, not a lot of studying since. Anyone else taking it tomorrow?
Rebecca929
22 Posts
I don't see how it really makes that much of a difference. I took mine today. Good luck!
2012RN2b
125 Posts
Grmmy I will also be testing @ 8am tomorrow. Good luck to you.
Practicing ROME and lab values.
I am in NH.
I'm in IL reviewed labs but packing it in now.
CoachIsLove
26 Posts
I took the NCLEX-PN the last week of January and passed with 85 questions. I took the NCLEX-RN this past Monday and passed in 75 questions!
Good luck tomorrow!! I am in NH also! :)
171 questions, 21 sata. Results are pending. Darn.
75 questions but too afraid to try PVT.
abasima23
77 Posts
what is ROME?
ROME has to do with Respiratory and metabolic acidosis and alkalosis.
Resiratory Opposite Metabolic Equal.
RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS:
Respiratory acidosis uncompensated: pH acid (-) PaCO2 acid (*) HCO3 normal
Respiratory acidosis partially compensated: pH acid (-) PaCO2 acid (*) HCO3 base (*)
Respiratory acidosis totally compensated: pH normal PaCO2 acid (*) HCO3 base (*)
RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS:
Respiratory alkalosis uncompensated: pH base (*) PaCO2 base (-) HCO3 normal
Respiratory alkalosis partially compensated: pH base (*) PaCO2 base (-) HCO3 acid (-)
Respiratory alkalosis totally compensated: pH normal PaCO2 base (-) HCO3 acid (-)
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS:
Metabolic acidosis uncompensated: pH acid (-) PaCO2 normal HCO3 acid (-)
Metabolic acidosis partially compensated: pH acid (-) PaCO2 base (-) HCO3 acid (-)
Metabolic acidosis totally compensated: pH normal PaCO2 base (-) HCO3 acid (-)
METABOLIC ALKALOSIS:
Metabolic alkalosis uncompensated: pH base (*) PaCO2 normal HCO3 base (*)
Metabolic alkalosis partially compensated: pH base (*) PaCO2 acid (*) HCO3 base (*)
Metabolic alkalosis totally compensated: pH normal PaCO2 acid (*) HCO3 base (*)
Indian_rn2b
170 Posts
Did you guys try PVT? Good luck
thanks so much. this is what i was looking for.