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Exam guideHow do I use an NCLEX Candidate Performance Report after a failed attempt?
Use the NCLEX Candidate Performance Report to start with areas below the passing standard, then address areas near it while maintaining stronger areas. The report guides study; it is not a separate grade for each exam section.
Exam guideHow do I spot the decisive cue in an NCLEX priority question?
Spot the decisive cue by identifying the current decision, comparing the relevant findings and asking which fact makes one action more appropriate now. The cue must come from the case, not an assumption you add.
Exam guideHow do Standard, Contact, Droplet and Airborne Precautions differ?
Standard Precautions apply to all patient care. Contact, Droplet and Airborne Precautions add measures for particular routes of transmission; they do not replace Standard Precautions.
Exam guideHow can internationally educated nurses plan NCLEX-RN preparation?
Internationally educated nurses should plan the exam study and the licensing application separately. Use the current NCLEX-RN test plan for study and the intended nursing regulator’s requirements for eligibility.
Exam guideWhat should an RN check before delegating a task?
Before delegating, an RN should check the task, the patient’s condition, the delegatee’s competence, the instructions and the required supervision. Jurisdiction rules and the employer’s policies also apply.
Exam guideHow does partial credit work on Next Generation NCLEX questions?
NCLEX items with more than one scoring key can use partial credit. The scoring method depends on the item, so a partly correct response does not always earn points in the same way.
Exam guideHow many questions are on the NCLEX-RN, and how long does it take?
The NCLEX-RN has 85 to 150 items and allows up to five hours. Your exam length depends on the adaptive testing rules; the number of questions is not a result.
Exam guideHow can I review missed NCLEX questions without memorizing the answers?
Review a missed NCLEX question by naming the rule, the decisive fact and why your chosen answer failed. After a gap, test the rule in a fresh situation rather than only replaying the same item.
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