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NCLEX MuST GUARANTEE PASS!!

I’m guessing you want to know what does it take to pass the NCLEX PN on the first try?

1st:

Decide what study tool you will use for an example: Archer, Uworld,Hurst,ATI (Me personally started with Uworld for one month then Archer for two months and Hurst the last 2 weeks leading up to testing day).

2nd:

Schedule out 5-8hours a day for studying. You need time to go over your incorrect answers from the question bank. As you’re studying you should watch videos in between to see if you are retaining the information. By the time you’re studying for the NCLEX it’s too late to learn anything new. TRUST YOURSELF.

3rd:

I shut down studying by 7 or 8pm . I went to the beach to unwind and have ME TIME ☀️ Don’t forget the NCLEX PN is to make sure you are a SAFE NURSE! Everything on the test you will have learned about. I can’t express this hard enough know your FUNDAMENTALS ‼️ SAFETY ‼️DELEGATION ‼️

#nurseoflemon8 #nurselife #nursingstudent #nclexstudying #nclexprep

2024/12/3 Edited to

Passing the NCLEX PN can be a daunting challenge, but with the right strategies and mindset, success is within reach. First and foremost, selecting the appropriate study tools is crucial. Resources like UWorld, Archer, Hurst, and ATI each offer unique advantages, and personalizing your study plan by integrating them can enhance your understanding. Creating a structured study schedule, dedicating 5-8 hours daily, will enable you to thoroughly go over practice questions and review incorrect answers to reinforce your knowledge. Watching instructional videos can help clarify difficult concepts and maintain your engagement with the material. Trusting yourself and your preparation is vital; remember that by the time of your exam, the focus should be on retaining what you've learned. As the exam day approaches, prioritizing self-care is essential. Allocating time to unwind each evening can help reduce anxiety. Activities like beach visits not only provide relaxation but also recharge your mental state, making your study sessions more productive. Make sure to emphasize nursing fundamentals in your study routine, particularly safety and delegation, as these are critical elements assessed in the NCLEX PN. Lastly, don't underestimate the power of community support. Engaging with fellow nursing students online using hashtags like #nclexstudying and #nclexprep can provide additional insights and motivation. With dedication and the right approach, you can pass the NCLEX PN on your first attempt and take a step closer to an impactful nursing career.

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Bedside emergency equipment checklists vary depending on your workplace, but these three things should be in EVERY patient room 🚨‼️🏥⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #nurse #nursing #nursingschool #studentnurse #futurenurse #rn #registerednurse #emergencynurse #medsurgenurse #nursetiktok #nursetok #nursingstudent

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A woman in a blue 'NURSE' sweatshirt and white pleated skirt poses in four frames, holding books, a stethoscope, and pink gloves. Overlay text reads: 'How I passed NCLEX -RN in 85 questions Nurse Bri'.

A tablet displays a digital study schedule for October/November 2025, showing daily assignments and study times. Overlay text states: 'As soon as i received my ATT, I started studying consistently. I studied 4 consistent weeks in total!'

A tablet shows an NCLEX-RN test question about a 37-year-old female with abdominal pain, asking to identify the condition, actions, and parameters to monitor. Overlay text describes using 'NCLEX Bootcamp' as a study source.

How I passed the NCLEX-RN on the first try in 85 questions👩🏽‍⚕️📚. #nclexprep #rn #registerednurse #nclexrn #nursingstudent

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How people are PASSING THEIR NCLEX with my notes!

Pass the NCLEX without the overwhelm! 🎉 These digital study notes cover the essentials only, no more, no less. Perfect for the busy (and tired 😅) nursing student who wants to feel confident and prepared. ✨ What’s inside: ✅ Med-Surg, Pharmacology, Psych, & Mom & Baby all in one ✅

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A top-down view of a person wearing dark green scrubs and white sneakers, walking on a paved surface with a light pink bag. The image is overlaid with the text "Nursing School Essentials" and a stethoscope icon.

A grey and pink laptop backpack with an insulated lunch bag, alongside two pink clipboards, one featuring medical cheat sheets. The backpack is highlighted as a spacious option for nursing students.

A black MDF stethoscope, three pairs of blue light glasses, a pink watch, and a set of pink trauma shears with pen lights. These items are presented as essential tools for nursing students.

Nursing school must haves ✨🩺👩🏼‍⚕️ (my version)

I've been in the healthcare field for awhile now but going back to school and starting my journey toward becoming a pediatric nurse, and these essentials are coming with me every step of the way! Here’s a few items that I have purchased. ALL ITEMS ARE LINKED IN MY BIO 🤗 🔬 Medical Tools:

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