NMC Numerical Test Live Demo Tips and Tricks for Nurses & Midwives | nmc cbt Pearson exam

[@lachu4974]

Helpful video ... thank you

[@MedixMentor]

@lachu4974 You're welcome! I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@saleemsheraz8983]

Thanks alot for such a wonderful video I passed my numerical exam because of you Thanks again

[@MedixMentor]

That's great to hear, congratulations! 🎊

[@SwearTonicha]

One of the best video for beginners 🫶🏻❤️

[@MedixMentor]

thanks for your suggestion

[@peterrichard9769]

Your video helped me so much to find the exam easy:: thank you

[@MedixMentor]

Your kind words put a big smile on my face! I'm grateful to have been able to help. Wish you best of luck for your exam

[@AmirKhan-dq4ry]

Appreciated

[@MedixMentor]

@Amirkhan-dq4ry You're welcome! Glad you found the video helpful.

[@AmirKhan-dq4ry]

@MedixMentor how many questions we should Have to correct in PART B to pass in 100..?

[@rajwinderkaur8586]

I need more and more videos of part A please your explanation is very good 😊

[@MedixMentor]

Will upload soon

[@randhawagarry3098]

very useful video sir thnx for your help

[@MedixMentor]

I'm glad you found the video helpful. That's what I'm here for - to assist and provide valuable information.

[@Godblessme85]

Thanks for this great video. Please, do we need a space between the figure and the unit, or it doesn't matter. E.g 20ml or 20 ml

[@MedixMentor]

@Godblessme85 Thank you for your kind words about the video! Regarding your question, in medical notation, it's generally recommended to leave a space between the figure and the unit, so in this case, it would be '20 ml'. This helps with clarity and readability, especially when handwritten. However, in some styles or formats, the space might be omitted, but '20 ml' is the more conventional and preferred format.

[@Godblessme85]

@MedixMentor Thanks for your response. What I meant in my question is would NMC CBT mark the answer wrong if there's no space between a figure and its unit?

[@emilyamos2020]

wow thanks a lot, please check the question 14 answer for me, thanks

[@MedixMentor]

@@emilyamos2020 you are welcome, and in the last I have shown the answers and all the answers are correct so there is no need for rechecking. If you have any suggestions, you can give it

[@SilpaPoly-k5y]

If we don't click end the review option at last and time is out will computer read the answers

[@ShahnazSolangi]

Great job sir ...but one thing should be that increase the size of letter/words.

[@MedixMentor]

Thank you for feedback I will improve it next time....

[@rajwinderkaur8586]

thank you so much

[@MedixMentor]

Welcome 😁

[@rajwinderkaur8586]

keep it up please make more videos

[@MedixMentor]

Yeah, Keep watching

[@tammatta4598]

Hello. I had a question about BMI calculation. Should i include the units in the answer? I am trying to check what i did wong.

[@MedixMentor]

Sometimes units need to be added and sometimes not depending on the questions description and required and answer.

[@rajveerkaur1210]

Thanks sir

[@MedixMentor]

Welcome 😊

[@SHYLETChabanga]

Nice video

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Thank you so much! We're glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful!

[@jenisharai3348]

If i write mL instead of ml then is it correct or incorrect??

[@MedixMentor]

Both 'mL' and 'ml' are commonly used and accepted.

[@taraletskain5198]

Hi just want to ask what if the answer is 41.6 . How is can write that? Is it 42 or 41?

[@ST-je6dn]

@@taraletskain5198 42

[@ST-je6dn]

42

[@peterrichard9769]

Nice video: how to locate a calculator?

[@MedixMentor]

Click on the calculator where it is written on the screen and the calculator will open