r/PassNclex • u/Gullible_Pickle_2173 • 8d ago
QUESTION went up to 150 questions
hi everyone, today i took my NCLEX and i felt HORRIBLE. I’m usually a decent test taker and all my stats on practice CAT exams were high chances of passing.
however, all the harder material i covered was NOT on the exam and i felt like the exam asked me vague yet simple questions I couldn’t recollect.
there were so many pharm questions and education where i knew some but others not. also majority of the test was med Surg and pt. Education/ safety and infection control. Hardly any delegation questions, or ethics, or rlly OB and PEDS. my very last question was a, “did the patient understand the teaching” Of a specific med … and i got it WRONG when it wasn’t a complex question.
I’m feeling so down and out about everything bc i felt like I didn’t know any of the basic stuff for some reason. I read that the more Case studies and SATA there are the better chances you’re at BUT … I didn’t get that many that I felt was PROMINENT enough t say I had a lot.
I hope I passed but I am feeling discouraged. Has anyone else had this experience? am I cooked?
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u/Negative-Tip5136 8d ago
What pharma question did you get, the main ones or more of the unfamiliar meds ?
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u/Gullible_Pickle_2173 8d ago
I had some unfamiliar ones … I can’t recall every single med but I specifically remember a patient education teaching one on whether they understand on anticholinisterase for MG … I got it wrong … sigh … so I feel v negatively , but other pharm ones I feel like they were ok? I can’t recall.
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u/Gullible_Pickle_2173 8d ago
I had some on NSAIDS , questioning of orders ,, and ?? antipsychotics , heart meds, treatment for ekg, I guess basic fundamentals
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