Behind its interface are computer algorithms based on the competencies that determine how safe this nurse-examinee can perform nursing care thus it is impossible to take the same test and questions on your retake. No, you are trained to make it the first time. The exam knows your strengths and weaknesses. In other words, it is not just a PC platform test. No, we’re not scaring you!
Here are 4 reasons WHY Filipino nurses SHOULD NOT fear the NCLEX-RN:
1. Philippine Nursing Schools/Colleges of Nursing trained you to conquer the NCLEX-RN
Sometimes, your CIs are so overwhelmed with work that they tend to recycle or use old and recent NCLEX-RN questions on your mid-term and final exams. No, most of the time. But that’s a good thing.
2. Authors of your nursing books are mostly from North America.
Familiarity by theory gives you a heads up on how the North American healthcare system runs.
3. NCLEX-RN materials are sophisticated or handy nowadays
Millenials are lucky to have technology within reach. Unlike 10 years ago, you have to carry the heaviest, thickest NCLEX-RN Practice Test Books with you to the library or travel to your nearest review centre kilometres away from home. Now, we have NCLEX-RN apps that come handy on your smartphones, tablet computers and PC/laptop.
4. Passing the NCLEX-RN gives you BORDERLESS OPPORTUNITIES
Trump is not forever! NCLEX-RN passers can either work in the States or Canada as an RN vice versa after completing other registration requirements of a State/Provincial Regulatory RN Board. Yes. Conversely, you need not retake the NCLEX-RN. There is neither Canadian nor American NCLEX-RN. It’s an entry-to-practice RN exam of North America. Eyes on the prize!
Sources: thepinoyien.blogspot.com
nclexexamination.com
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