of doing questions. I take my NCLEX next week and I have no motivation to study any more. Can I stop thinking about nursing for a few hours, please?
Katie71275 947 Posts Specializes in L&D. Has 2 years experience. May 29, 2013 I take it next week too and NO motivation at all.
littlerayofsunshine, BSN, MSN 76 Posts Specializes in MS, OB. Has 10 years experience. May 29, 2013 I have done 1000+ questions. I really want to do 75 and out next week.
NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN 2,690 Posts Specializes in Med/Surg, LTACH, LTC, Home Health. Has 37 years experience. May 29, 2013 Then stop studying!!!! I went through this 'fatigue' stage, too. A week before my exam, I didn't study at all. The week of the exam, I tried to baracade myself at home with the plan for last-minute cramming but for some reason, my ENTIRE family showed up out of the blue. They had no way of knowing that i was testing that week since I told NOBODY! But, that visit kept me occupied with non-NCLEX thoughts and then on the day of the exam, I walked into Pearson Vue at 0800 as an LPN and walked out after 58 minutes and 75 questions as an RN without having a chance to do my cram session. Your 'fatigue' will only place added stress on you which can lead to poor critical-thinking skills; something you do not need on exam day. You've each spent a couple of years at least in nursing school and if you have this 'wore-out' feeling, you've logged countless hours of NCLEX preparation. I say relax; you've done what you're supposed to do to be ready. Good luck to you both!!!!
littlerayofsunshine, BSN, MSN 76 Posts Specializes in MS, OB. Has 10 years experience. May 29, 2013 Well I have to finish Kaplan and review a few things, but I am going to take tonight off! Good luck everyone.