I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the nclex exam last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
Prayers for y'all. Pass mines last year and I also made a video on how I passed it. My situation was I graduated 11years ago in the Philippines so it's like I didn't be go to school cause its been FOREVER 😭😂.
Which lab values did you memorize? A lot of lab values are different depending on which book I look at, and I can't seem to know which ones I should focus on for the NCLEX.
S G I would definitely start with the Saunders book! It has a great overview of what you need to know. Also, tons of UA-cam videos out there if you don’t like reading textbooks. UA-cam definitely has tons of nursing videos on topics like shock, sepsis etc. However, for NCLEX specifically I recommend doing uworld questions everyday. In terms of a study plan, I gave myself 8 weeks to study, doing 75-100 uworld questions a day, including reading the rationale and making notes on the key ideas. I tried to focus on one topic at a time in the beginning. (For example, focusing on cardiology for 3-4 days. Then resp for 3 days etc) toward the end, I made practice tests of mixed topics. When you’re first starting, I would recommend doing one topic at a time to not overwhelm yourself. Also a lot of your knowledge will come back to you from nursing school! If you are short for time, I would recommend doing 50-100 uworld questions a day and reading rationale/make notes. Refer to Saunders If you’re struggling. Good luck!! You got this! 👍
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I have a question. I am an international nurse and must take NCLEXRN. 1. can the program be closed at question 75 and not pass? 2. If I answer incorrectly, will I continue to receive questions until 265 or can it be closed earlier and not pass? Thank you!
Hi nicole, i will be taking my nclex nexmonth july 22. im also using uworld for questions and saunders for reading, should I focus on medication? Really hard to remember all pharmacology
There are so many meds so I personally did not focus too much on medication, except for heart meds! I only used the uworld pharmacology questions and it was fine! Good luck :)
Congratulations I failed last week at 120 q Started to to questions today again Idk how long it will take to read Saunders entirely again and do questions
Congrats to passing nclex ! And thanks for all your helpful tips. I wanted to ask you if the edition 6 Saunders comprehensive is it still good to use that one or do I have to purchase edition 7
@@Paris.beauty__ when studying for my Nclex, I would study on average 4-5 hours a day as I did not have class. When in nursing school, I tried to prioritize 2-3 hours a day studying either between classes or after a day of classes. When studying, I would read material out loud and make general notes, as I am not a great note-taker and learn best by reading material and trying to summarize it in a way that makes sense to me. In nursing school, I would review lectures/do assigned readings. I try to review every week so that by the time the test or exam comes, I feel more confident an not overwhelmed by a huge amount of lectures/powerpoints/material. I hope this helps!
@@nursenicolerod3132 okay I definitely will do that. I started the nursing program this year. And at my school they want you to use Saunders in class. So I was kinda confused if I should still just stick to Saunders only. But now that you mention that you still read your assigned chapters and went over lecture I will start doing that. Did you get any drug dosage calculation on your nclex at all. And please keep us updated on your life after nclex. Im new to your channel and just subscribe. Your very helpful..
@@Paris.beauty__ Thank you so much! I found the Saunders book extremely helpful as it covers everything you need to know. It is a good tool. Drug calculations are important to know, and I would study them (ordered/hand x Volume) and paediatric calculations too. I will be sure to create more nursing videos and keep you posted! Thanks! :)
Robert Hudspeth good luck! You got this! The day before you should relax and clear your mind :) read the questions carefully and answer whatever your gut tells you.
omgoodness! i am the same... making sure that I am well over prepared, especially for the NCLEX! I guess we're the same haha... I did share a few tips/thoughts on how I passed on the first try on my YT channel because this test can be soooo nerve-wracking 😾
Ke Ke i personally just write down the key points of the rationale and not really the entire question. I do make sure I read the entire rationale, but write down the main ideas/key concepts. I think it would take a really long time by writing down every single question. however, if that’s how you study/learn better, then go for it!
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The Nclex exam is very difficult to pass, I can't believe i failed after studying with so many materials😞
Sometimes it doesn't matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success
@ very correct
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the nclex exam last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
Please does anyone know who this Mr Richard is? I really need to speak with him I'm frustrated 🥺
Wow so sorry you failed, i have heard so much about Richard but I don't actually have his info
Nice video, great insight.. I don't know if Nclex is truly an exam or just a strategy to furstrate candidates 😔😔
I've failed 6 times,I don't even know what to do again guess it's time to quit 😥😥
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Prayers for y'all. Pass mines last year and I also made a video on how I passed it. My situation was I graduated 11years ago in the Philippines so it's like I didn't be go to school cause its been FOREVER 😭😂.
Thank you so much for sharing your great experience how to pass the NCLEX with a high confidence level.
zemen beyene no problem at all! Glad it was helpful :)
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Congratulations 🎈🎉🎊 Thanks for this clip very informative! Wish me luck! 🙏🏼❤️
Keep pushing and good luck studying!💉☺️ #nurselife
Which lab values did you memorize? A lot of lab values are different depending on which book I look at, and I can't seem to know which ones I should focus on for the NCLEX.
For someone who doesn’t think they even know the basics of anything, where do you think I should start? How did you make your study plan??
S G I would definitely start with the Saunders book! It has a great overview of what you need to know. Also, tons of UA-cam videos out there if you don’t like reading textbooks. UA-cam definitely has tons of nursing videos on topics like shock, sepsis etc. However, for NCLEX specifically I recommend doing uworld questions everyday.
In terms of a study plan, I gave myself 8 weeks to study, doing 75-100 uworld questions a day, including reading the rationale and making notes on the key ideas. I tried to focus on one topic at a time in the beginning. (For example, focusing on cardiology for 3-4 days. Then resp for 3 days etc) toward the end, I made practice tests of mixed topics. When you’re first starting, I would recommend doing one topic at a time to not overwhelm yourself. Also a lot of your knowledge will come back to you from nursing school!
If you are short for time, I would recommend doing 50-100 uworld questions a day and reading rationale/make notes. Refer to Saunders If you’re struggling.
Good luck!! You got this! 👍
Thank You :)
I wanna know does the Uworld have practice questions according to different systems?
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How long did you study each day? Including time taking to answer the questions on uworld
Creations i would say around 4-6 hours a day! 😊
Hello Nicole! How long did it to have ur license number posted on the state board of nursing website?
I have a question. I am an international nurse and must take NCLEXRN.
1. can the program be closed at question 75 and not pass?
2. If I answer incorrectly, will I continue to receive questions until 265 or can it be closed earlier and not pass?
Thank you!
1. yes
2. it can be closed at anytime and it is possible to fail when it closes just as it is possible for it to close at anytime and still pass
Hi nicole, i will be taking my nclex nexmonth july 22. im also using uworld for questions and saunders for reading, should I focus on medication? Really hard to remember all pharmacology
There are so many meds so I personally did not focus too much on medication, except for heart meds! I only used the uworld pharmacology questions and it was fine! Good luck :)
Plz can l hv a pdf fo uworld
@@learnmorepikitayi309 there isn't one. you have to purchase it. it is worth the money
If you are looking for more NCLEX tips or any type of nursing videos, let me know! 💕👩⚕️
Nicole Rod can you please email me the cheat sheet you talked about with the lab values zteph759@gmail.com 😅
@@stephaniegonzalez7998 hi! :) i basically used this link and printed it out!: www.rncentral.com/blog/2012/basics-cheat-sheet-for-nclex/
(scroll to bottom) hope it helps!
Nicole Rod I will be taking my NCLEx this coming Ap. 12 I would love to hear more tips and techniques from you sis.
Nurse Rhea VLOG thank you! Will do!! 💖😊 good luck!
U Word is the best , i pass my NCLEX whit 75 question the last oct 24
Familia Familia congratulations!! It is awesome!😊
Congratulations
I failed last week at 120 q
Started to to questions today again
Idk how long it will take to read Saunders entirely again and do questions
Nine Arts that’s okay! Take your time, go through uworld and the rationales. Make notes on those and keep practicing! Good luck! Keep pushing!
Did u use the 30days subscription or 60 or 90..heard they are all different.
Congrats to passing nclex ! And thanks for all your helpful tips. I wanted to ask you if the edition 6 Saunders comprehensive is it still good to use that one or do I have to purchase edition 7
Grenda Joseph thank you so much! The edition 6 is perfectly fine as well! Good luck! 💖
@@nursenicolerod3132 thank you nicole. What kind of study routine do you use like how often would you study a day while your in nursing school
@@Paris.beauty__ when studying for my Nclex, I would study on average 4-5 hours a day as I did not have class. When in nursing school, I tried to prioritize 2-3 hours a day studying either between classes or after a day of classes. When studying, I would read material out loud and make general notes, as I am not a great note-taker and learn best by reading material and trying to summarize it in a way that makes sense to me. In nursing school, I would review lectures/do assigned readings. I try to review every week so that by the time the test or exam comes, I feel more confident an not overwhelmed by a huge amount of lectures/powerpoints/material. I hope this helps!
@@nursenicolerod3132 okay I definitely will do that. I started the nursing program this year. And at my school they want you to use Saunders in class. So I was kinda confused if I should still just stick to Saunders only. But now that you mention that you still read your assigned chapters and went over lecture I will start doing that. Did you get any drug dosage calculation on your nclex at all. And please keep us updated on your life after nclex. Im new to your channel and just subscribe. Your very helpful..
@@Paris.beauty__ Thank you so much! I found the Saunders book extremely helpful as it covers everything you need to know. It is a good tool. Drug calculations are important to know, and I would study them (ordered/hand x Volume) and paediatric calculations too. I will be sure to create more nursing videos and keep you posted! Thanks! :)
Can I ask specifically what your percentile or percentage of your 2nd UWorld self assessment?
Robert Hudspeth sure! I can’t exactly remember but it was definitely a low 80 I believe. (I think maybe 81 or 82)
@@nursenicolerod3132 thanks! Taking my NCLEX tomorrow and trying to talk down my uncertainty!
Robert Hudspeth good luck! You got this! The day before you should relax and clear your mind :) read the questions carefully and answer whatever your gut tells you.
omgoodness! i am the same... making sure that I am well over prepared, especially for the NCLEX! I guess we're the same haha... I did share a few tips/thoughts on how I passed on the first try on my YT channel because this test can be soooo nerve-wracking 😾
helpful info but the random sound effects and music were very distracting
Okay so when people say they use uworld and they write the rationale, are you writing the question too or just the rationale?
Ke Ke i personally just write down the key points of the rationale and not really the entire question. I do make sure I read the entire rationale, but write down the main ideas/key concepts. I think it would take a really long time by writing down every single question. however, if that’s how you study/learn better, then go for it!
@@nursenicolerod3132 Which stethoscope do you have?
Can anyone, share about any other prep course that they have taken.
I passed my Nclex, by taking a prep course from Avenir solutions.
Did you get a lot of sata questions???
J Ss definitely got some SATA. It’s important to practice studying those types of questions as they can be tricky. Always go with your gut.
Hi! Did you do 90 day UWORLD or 60?
Alexa Barb hey! So I did the 3 month (90 day) one. 😊
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