20-25 sata, some difficult some ok. at one point 4 in a row:banghead:
1 drug calculation. real easy
4-5 meds. nothing strange actually stuff you see on tv except for what they want me to taech
some psych stuff but related to physiological/medsurg stuff
tons and tons of infection teaching and priorities, delegating to a floater and an lpn.:bluecry1:
i had promised myself that i wont obsess over the sata. but right now, i am.
anybody in the same boat? or at least same stress level????
nb : my very last question stright out of exam cram. i did not agree with the rationale, but hey at least i am sure i got that one right!!!!:banghead::banghead:
I passed !!!!!!! I guess 20 + SATAs and no MATH can be a good thing...
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Congratulations.:bow:
You know these 48 hours are a killer. Its the most difficult ever.That makes me a little less worried, but i wouldnt be called Grouchy if thoughts starting with "what if.........." werent running through my mind right now:banghead:
The BON website was updated this PM, and I took the exam yesterday AM so wasn't a complete 48 hours for me! I'm pretty sure you passed but I know how it feels, people tell you that but until you see your name of the BON website it doesn't sink in! Let us know how it goes Grouchy so we can ditch the grouchy bit and keep the happy part :)
Which exam cram did you do the 2006 edition? Did you finish it?
Good Luck in your career.
I had three Exam Crams. I borrowed them from the library, all three editons they had. One was black and yellow cover with the notes, i used that one for quick reviews eg waiting at the Doctors, and the other 2 were 2nd Edition. i never reaaly used those except when my husband quizzed me. I did alot of the questions on the CD. I also took Kaplan review course.
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GatorRN08
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I passed !!!!!!! I guess 20 + SATAs and no MATH can be a good thing...
:hpygrp: