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please keep me posted!!!!
I am scheduled to take mine in 6 days and have been studying the "made incredibly easy" disc, which asks( here is your patient, what would you do if this happened?) ( here is a disease, what is a common symptom of this?)
--more for a nurse to know what to look for--
and then i see on the net, it says questions to study like, ( a man is 75 with this symptom, vitals are these, what is he most likely suffering from?)
--more like a doctor making a diagnosis--
then i see flashcards covering AV nodes and something about the 0.8 secs and this is what causes the systolic pressure because of this...)
-- more like, for a specialist or genius or something lol---
then i hear there are 4 drugs listed in the refridgerator, which one can be taken out?
--more like for a pharmacist--
i have no idea what to study or how- everytime I think I may be prepared with the proper concepts or know what type of questions to answer, I hear something different.
I know all of the tests are different, of course, but there has to be some sort of uniformity somewhere?
If you had to choose one of the styles I mentioned above, what would you most likely pick, this is open to anyone, I will accept any help I can!!!
Please help me!!
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So are there any of you out there that passed with 265 questions?? I took mine today and ended up with all of the questions. I really don't know how I feel about it, I'm trying to stay confident and hope & pray that this is the last time I'll have to take this!
Please keep me in your thoughts!!
nyclizzo
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Ok, so I took the NCLEX today...Machine shut off at 100 questions...I honestly have NO idea how I did, but I know that is the norm...I studied really hard and feel as though alot of the information on the boards weren't really in the study materials I used. ( I used the Lipincott and Saunders books) There were no lab values, drug administration, maternity, cardiac, respiratory...things I studied lol...There were ALOT of prioritizing, a few questions where I had to put certian patients into rooms together, who would I discharge first...I hope I did ok, I'll let everyone know when I get my results...Good luck to anyone taking the boards!!!!!