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[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hey Everyone! Thanks for watching. Don't forget: NCLEX Practice Quizzes: www.registerednursern.com/nursing-student-quizzes-tests/ UPDATE: How I Passed NCLEX: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6mpdKN-fq-mn7s More Videos: kzbin.infovideos Instagram: instagram.com/registerednursern_com/ Facebook: facebook.com/RegisteredNurseRNs Twitter: twitter.com/NursesRN

[@lobozjane8397]

Just passed nclex and here to encourage everyone that nclex is not as hard as assumed, just work smart and you would pass

[@sophielmd1615]

Amen

[@damilolamohammed5998]

You’re a blessing to so many students (not only Nursing). I passed my NCLEX with 75 questions watching some of your videos. Thank you for all you do you are appreciated.

[@joe121592]

This channel has helped me so much through school and for the Nclex. Passed on my first try (Feb 2022 145 questions).

[@dportal844]

Excellent channel. I used throughout my nursing school. I just passed NCLEX and this channel helped me a lot.

[@luzortiz8060]

I just wanted to say thank you for all of your hard work of posting these videos. I just passed my NCLEX on the first try with 75 questions. Thank you.

[@jimmyc8026]

I am so grateful for your sacrifice and taking your time to teach aspiring nurses. I passed my NCLEX exam at my first try and was able to do a whole bunch of SATA questions which dominated my exam because I watched you break and answer them over and over.. More grace to you and may You excel in your nursing career.

[@pattamonooy]

็Hi Sarah, I would like to thank you for all your VDO teaching . I am so grateful to you because all your teaching about nursing helped me a lot to passed NCLEX RN . I am BSN, RN from Thailand and I try to find good book and website about NCLEX RN and you are the best !!! I took NCLEX RN on April 10 and finished at 75 question and I found out that I passed! I would like you keep do VDO because so helpful for International nurse to understand the way that you explain and easy to understand. Thank you so much

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) Congratulations! Thank you very much for taking the time to leave me this comment and let me know my videos have helped you. I'm so very honored to be able to help out a fellow nurse pass the NCLEX exam. I'm so blessed to be able to use this platform (KZbin) to reach international nurses as yourself. I wish you the best in your career. Again, thank you for taking the time to leave me this comment. It really meant a lot to me :)

[@daphneraynes932]

I was browsing the internet and KZbin the past days and saw your videos. It's very helpful and easier to understand. Thank you so much! I am hoping and praying that I'll pass the NCLEX for the second time. God bless you! :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

I'm so happy you found me :) Thanks for this comment, and I wish you the best when you take NCLEX....second time is a charm :) God bless you as well!

[@daphneraynes932]

Thank you big time Ms. Sarah! :) you're truly a blessing. you're helping us a lot and keep us motivated. 😉

[@mackypante5047]

Hi Sarah, good morning! I just would like to thank you for sharing all your knowledge in nursing. I'm so grateful to you, because you helped me a lot in passing the NCLEX thru all your good, very informative and easy to understand lecture videos. I watched almost all your lectures in youtube and answered every quiz in your website. I watched your videos daily, 3-5 clips a day and it became a part of review routine for 3 months preparation since January. All your lectures did help me a lot to understand and remember all the things that must learn for the NCLEX. Thru watching your videos, my self confidence in taking the exam doubled. Last Friday April 21, I took the exam and finished at 75 questions and just now got the result thru quick result that I passed. I don't know how to express my gratitude to you, but to say thank you. I'll make sure that all my friends and co workers will subscribe to your channel. Sarah, wishing you all the best, may the Lord continually bless you and your family. ~ Mark

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

CONGRATULATIONS! I'm so very happy for you! I'm so happy my video lectures helped you along with the quizzes. Thank you for taking the time to come back and leave this really nice comment and for taking the time to share my videos with your friends and co-workers...I appreciate that so much :) I wish you the best in your new career as a nurse, Mark :) May you touch and save many people lives!!

[@padayon6968]

Ms Sarah thank you so much for the effort in teaching aspiring nurses, It had help me a lot in understanding the subjects I struggle with by watching all your videos, I just passed my Nclex in 75 questions a month ago. Thank you so much, you are a blessing from above ❤️

[@crystalmora9441]

Here I am!!! I failed out of nursing school and came back with a punch and PASSED! Now ill be signing up to take the NCLEX!

[@joykendrick6851]

Really nice. I passed mine too and am grateful. It's not about purchasing various Virtual trainer. It's all in your determination and what u are willing to sacrifice, there are ways to it. In all goodluck every1 trying to pass.. xo xo happy am licensed.

[@NathanPsprague]

Sarah thank you so much! I just received my RN license here in California. I didn't think this day would ever come. Your videos helped me get through my Nursing Program and achieve my dream of becoming an RN. Now I just need to find a job =P

[@crd1018]

I have been an LPN for 4 years. I took the NCLEX PN in June of 2013. I studied by doing questions after questions. I recently just graduated to become an RN and I take my NCLEX RN in about two weeks! My question is to those fellow LPNs turned RNs, did you feel like the NCLEX RN was "easier" to you after being experienced nurse already and had taken the NCLEX style test before?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Christy :) I've pinned your question to the top so hopefully some LPNs will be able to answer your question. Best wishes when you take NCLEX-RN!

[@crd1018]

Thank you so much Sarah! My entire nursing class LOVED and worshipped your videos! You helped me and my fellow classmates tremendously!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Wow, really!!! That is so AWESOME! I'm honored to have helped you all...thank you for letting me know the videos helped..it really means a lot to me that my videos are helping nursing students. Again, best wishes on NCLEX :)

[@cubeweaver]

Love the southern accent!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much :)

[@oduma9803]

I have a month to take my exam, doing just questions enough?

[@briaunablunt8064]

hey, I love your videos because they help me prepare for nursing in the future. I followed and hope you upload new videos.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for your kind words :) I'm so happy you will be following the channel. Every week I always upload new content with free review quizzes and notes. So, always stay tuned!

[@lilricomami]

I take my test in 13 days what would you said would be the best method to study?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thanks for watching the video :) I personally would say the thing that helped me the most was to practice as many NCLEX style questions I could get my hands on. I concentrated on medical surgical and other areas that were hard for me. I wish you the best on it :)

[@18081Tatiana]

Hello ,Sarah. Thank you very much for your videos, I watch them a lot, even I am just going to start my nursing classes this fall, all that you explain is interesting for me, and helps to prepare for the school. Sarah, can you give an advise regard studying E- books for nursing classes. I have never studied from E-books, and I like usual paper books.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hi Tanya :) Thank you so much for watching my videos! I appreciate it greatly! It is so exciting you will be starting nursing classes this fall! When buying books for nursing school, I always went with the hard copy of the book rather than the e-book version because I didn't want to save in on my computer (in case it crashes) or have to remember passwords to access the book etc. Plus, I always resold my textbooks to make some money back (those books aren't cheap), and I would like having a physical copy so I can flip the pages and look through it (I find it hard to navigate books online books). So, I would look at your preferences and decide from there. I hope my advice provides some insight :) Best wishes!

[@18081Tatiana]

Thank you, Sarah, for the advice and kind words:) Unfortunately, for some reason, (maybe because it is cheaper) in my school, we won't able to use a hard copy of books, they have started for a few years using of e-books.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Very interesting! I agree with you, and I bet it is because it is cheaper....I guess I'm old-fashioned and like hard copies. Thanks for letting me know about this :)

[@brenm2389]

My first year in nursing school, one of my friends who was ahead of me in nursing school recommended using OneNote that comes with Microsoft for note taking. I wish I had listened a little more closely now that I'm prepping for NCLEX, because OneNote has a search function that makes it easy to find information on a specific med or disease or whatever, depending on your notes. It also has a record function so if you take your laptop or phone to class you could record the lecture. ;) I had to use eBooks also, and I HATE THEM! In fact, I wish I hadn't bought the package the school required and instead rented from chegg or searched my local Half Priced books for the hard copies of the books I used most which were my medical-surgical text, Saunders and the green HESI-NCLEX RN review book (same one on Sarah's page). Other essentials were the maternity, pediatric and Vacarolis for psych. I also bought my medical surgical book's adaptive quizzing app from Evolve, and a study guide I found at Half Price Books (the Iggy one). The study guide has great questions, but no rationales. I now purchased a subscription to UWorld and love it. But one of the main things that several people have recommended is doing loads of practice questions and paying attention to the rationales. Oh, as an added note, the green review book also has practice questions if you purchase the book new or a used copy from someone who hasn't redeemed the code for it. Best of luck in nursing school!

[@lanelldorsey702]

Do u have a nclex for lpn?

[@slimsbeautychannel]

hi, I am taking my exit hesi. I am wondering did you read and write smalls notes.. I find myself doing that and it's taking me so long, taking time away from actually practicing questions. do you think I should just read and do practice questions?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) I would read sections in the exit HESI guide (the book HESI sells), and I would pay close attention to the "HESI Hints" and the end of the section questions. Then for extra practice for the section I was covering I would use the Saunders Comprehensive Review Guide software and practice as many questions as I could in that particular section. I did not take take notes because, as you pointed out, I felt it was wasting a lot of time. Practicing questions really are what helps, but after you complete a set of questions be sure to read the rationales of why you got each answer right and wrong. Then for the questions you got wrong go back in the book and review it. I hope that helps. Best wishes on your exit HESI (although I hated taking it...the exam really helps prepare you for NCLEX). I hope you have a great Christmas :)

[@slimsbeautychannel]

Thank you so much! for the guidance! I hope you have a great Christmas! Thank you for making this videos, they have helped me a lot during nursing school.

[@pravinasubbu7780]

Hi...sarah sis......yr expalanation is excellent.....i am pravina frm india(tamilnaadu)....how to improve English knowledge

[@cabdilaahidalmar9615]

thanks for your lecture which is very important one particularly nursing staff those looking for opportunity to get work. so may I have had one question which is how can I get NCLEX guidelines ? thanks for your answering

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thanks for watching the video and for your comment :) It is best to visit www.ncsbn.org/nclex.htm to obtain guidelines about the exam. Hope that helps!

[@palvimittar3022]

U got a subscriber 👌👍👍🥰

[@fursanqafaf266]

Thank you so much I'm from Palestine and I'd like to register for the NCLEX Exam :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're very welcome! Very awesome to see someone from Palestine :) Thank you for watching the video, and I hope you register for NCLEX, and I wish you the best on it!

[@kaekae9593]

KMD BSN, RN 🙏🏽💕

[@AmberMendez-w3q]

Any repeated test taker here ?

[@kimmiecakes4388]

Hey. I know you posted your study plan for nclex, like what you studied each day. could you give me that link? thanks so much

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hey Kimmie :) Here is a study log I kept for how I prepped for NCLEX and exit HESI: www.registerednursern.com/my-hesi-nclex-rn-study-log-hours-the-books-i-use-to-study/ I hope you can find it useful. I wish you the best on it!

[@kimmiecakes4388]

Thank you so much for replying. So I plan to take my boards next month. Do you think I should do a system plus the meds each day? I also have the Saunders book and I'm using the nclex mastery app which both helped me a great deal in nursing school. I finished on Tuesday and I wanna start studying now while everything is basically fresh in my mind lol

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Kimmie Cakes Yes, definitely practice a system (especially the systems and areas you are rusty on) and pay attention to medications that are prescribed for certain diseases (along with patient education and side effects). Just keep answering questions and reading the material in the book that correlates with the questions you practiced....also read the rationales of each question as well. I wish you the best when you take NCLEX :)

[@nedamusleh8247]

thank you I love you

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're so welcome! I love you too :)

[@ndebindondok2871]

Thanks

[@NaturallyWavy21]

Hello Miss Sarah! how are you?! 😊 I have a request for a video. school starts back up at the end of august and my first day is clinical 😅😅 can you PLEASE make a my first clinical success tips and whats in my clinical bag? it would help so so much

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Miranda :) I hope you've had an excellent summer, and glad to see that you are back for some more videos! Yes, I would LOVE to do this video for you. I'm hoping to start on it either next week or the week after....it will be done before you starts clinicals. So, stay tuned!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hey Miranda :) I just wanted to let you know I uploaded the video you requested about clinical tips and "what's in my clinical bag": kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6qon4Ghe6aai8k Thanks for the great request! Best wishes in the fall semester!

[@NaturallyWavy21]

Awesome!! Thanks so much Sarah :) It will help so much with my preparation! and I am sure I'll be making a lot more requests as the semester goes on :D

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're very welcome :) It was a pleasure to make it for you! Best wishes this semester!

[@jjp2052]

I really like enjoying ur videos and find them helpful. Do you have any videos about Down syndrome and ADHD?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for watching my videos! I really appreciate it! I definitely plan on covering these topics in the future. So, always stay tuned because every week I upload new content with review quizzes :)

[@ajtronic]

#2 is important lol

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

YES....super important! Thanks for taking the time out to watch the video and comment. I wish you the best on NCLEX when you take it.

[@ajtronic]

+RegisteredNurseRN passed it and accepted a position. Blessed.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

ajtronic Congrats, that is so awesome! I wish you the best in your new job :)