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Could someone who has recentl taken the test clarify if it's true that most questions on nlex will be diabetes,lupus, and infection control.

will be taking test July 26. Need all you prayers have done what i can and i know God will not let me down.

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I tested this past March, but there is no way to determine specifically what diseases and medications, etc you will be tested on. The test is very RANDOM and every test is different. There is no way you can know everything but just study and prepare the best you can and it should be ok. Good luck. :up:

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I tested this past March, but there is no way to determine specifically what diseases and medications, etc you will be tested on. The test is very RANDOM and every test is different. There is no way you can know everything but just study and prepare the best you can and it should be ok. Good luck. :up:

Thank you.

although i have not yet tested, i have spoken to a few at work who have. they for the most part had questions on common diseases and the care involved, pharmacology ( usually ones they had not heard of ), prioritization, delegation, one had a couple of questions regarding rare diseases and the tx for them. nclex, they all agree is 100% random, i.e. anything goes! the random facts thread is pretty good for some tips. be sure to add a few of your own, too.:heartbeat

No diabetes, no lupus, but yes on the infection control. Good luck!!!

Infection control, yes. I got no diabetes or Lupus. I got a ton of MS and a ton of infection control. Lots of SATA.

No disease processes per se. I did have a ton of infection control.

I know for a fact I didn't get one question on Lupus. I did get a question that was somewhat indicating diabetes (it was a hypoglycemic question) but it didn't specify diabetes as a disease the pt had.

Most of my questions were priority (who would you see first, who would you treat first) and infection control. Oh I did get some odd ball ones about cultural practices. But not the common ones taught in school, some really odd obscure ones that I had no idea.

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Thank you all.

I took it yesterday and it was so random it scared me, hardly any questions repeated on specific disease topics, and they jst kept getting harder ugh the waiting is the worst,

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I took it yesterday and it was so random it scared me, hardly any questions repeated on specific disease topics, and they jst kept getting harder ugh the waiting is the worst,

You did well. Have faith.

All the best.

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