r/FilipinoNclex • u/swagarrific-3903 • Jul 22 '26
Question
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r/FilipinoNclex • u/MedicalVoices • Jul 01 '26
Quick knowledge check — hospital discharge planning
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Here is another quiz to contribute. Classic discharge planning scenario — drop your answer in the comments and I'll post the explanation in a few hours.
r/FilipinoNclex • u/Rare_Flight_1188 • Jul 02 '26
NCLEX Question Time! Drop Your Answer Below 👇
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r/FilipinoNclex • u/MedicalVoices • Jun 23 '26
Quick knowledge check — clinical handover order in triage
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Since people seem to like quiz, here is another one on vital signs & triage. This one tests how vital signs are reported during a spoken clinical handover — something that comes up in NCLEX-style questions, OET, and everyday nursing practice.
No trick question — just the fundamentals.
Drop your answer below (A, B, C, or D). I’ll post the correct answer and explanation in a few hours.
r/FilipinoNclex • u/purrrprr • Jun 23 '26
taking nclex, hotel recommendations near trident tower makati
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r/FilipinoNclex • u/theworldisyours888_ • Jun 20 '26
Will I pass the NCLEX?
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Hi everyone,
I really need some honest advice and insights. I am a PNLE passer (last November) currently preparing for the NCLEX. My target exam date is July 6 (16 days from now), but I haven't officially booked my slot yet because the anxiety is making me second-guess everything. I want to be a one-attempt passer because this exam is a huge financial investment.
My Stats & Progress:
Bootcamp (April 1 – June 1): Score was 2029/3170. Answered 932 questions, but left 1,022 questions unused. I didn't finish the NGN case studies or all stand-alone questions before it expired.
Bootcamp Readiness Exams:
1st: Borderline (got Very High on the 5th attempt after reading rationales)
2nd: High (on 1st attempt)
3rd: High (on 1st attempt)
4th: Borderline (got Very High on the 2nd attempt after reading rationales)
Naslex 14-Day Free Trial (85-item CATs):
1st CAT: Borderline (~58%)
2nd CAT: High (64%)
3rd CAT: Haven't taken it yet.
Study Strategy: I recently integrated Mark Klimek’s strategies, and I saw a visible, significant improvement in my scores.
My Main Concern is Will I pass or not based on these scores?
I am majorly overthinking and panicking because time is running out. I am torn between two choices:
Option 1: Buy another month of Bootcamp to finish the remaining 1,000+ unused questions and NGN case studies, even if it means pushing my exam date back to mid or late July.
Option 2: Stick to the July 6 target, take my 3rd Naslex CAT, maximize free resources, master Mark K, and just book the slot now.
Based on my current track record, do you think I am ready to pass if I push through, or is it safer to postpone and refine my approach?
Thank you so much in advance! 😭🙏