Need Some Help on Passing NCLEX for LPN

congratulations on finishing the program!!! Don't beat yourself up, everyone fails sometime. The important thing to remember is stay focused, destress....i recommend black herbal tea....and always, always, always remember your ABCs, airway, bleeding, circulation. As long as you remember that, you can chose the most correct answer because they are usually all correct!!! I used the NCLEX LPN study guide and my RN study guide disk.(long story, went to RN school and ended up challenging the LPN boards due to family illness...) Now I'm preparing for the RN NCLEX and using the same study guide! Just try to relax and like I said, we've all failed in the journey to success. No one succeeds without failure. Best of luck! And be proud of your success so far!!!!

good job K.! By graduating from that gruewling year of nursing school, you proved you can do it! But, the longer you wait to take nclex again, the harder its going to be, what I did was not OVERSTUDY!!! Go over your notes, look at nclex review and just do it. Remember that the questions are tricky, choose the best one! Good Luck!!!

Hi K.
I flunked the RN NCLEX exam the first time I took it. I then signed up for a review class and I passed the second time. I would say take the class and try to practice answering the questions. I think you may also be able to find something online or even check one out at the library or if LPN school has a library, you may be able to find an NCLEX practice test from there. I think a lot of programs have disks that you can use on your computer that will also help a lot. Try not to be discouraged (I know easier said than done). Leave the other test in the past and go into the next with a positive attitude. It wasn't the material that I didn't know, it was the tricky questions that I had trouble with - I bet this is what is giving you trouble as well. Sign up for the next test when you feel ready. Don't rush it if you're not. Good luck!

PJ

My husband is a nurse and what he did to get ready for the test is this.... He got the NCLEX practice test book and for 5 months he would practice about 50/60 questions while timing himself. This way he got a feel for the real test. He gradually got better at these questions. Don't get discouraged, though after watching him I know that it is easy to do. Just keep trying and reading up on anything that you are unfamiliar with. Don't over think the questions either... I would always hear him say that. I'll ask him if there is anything else that he would tell you and get back to you. Good luck.

study that guide and anything else you have from class!dont beat yourself up over it just try again! ps what school did you go to?