<human>: Throw away account - however, I really do need some sound advice.
I'm about to take the NCLEX-RN in a few days.  I've been studying as much as I can take for about 4 hours every day for the last 3 weeks.  I don't know how many questions I've done from my Saunder's CD - I would estimate about 2000 with varying success (30%-90%, mostly around 70-80% though).  I also went through the Kaplan (through a friend's account) and did about 1000 of their questions with varying success (30%-90%) - but on the NCLEX Readiness Test 1 & 2 I scored 50% on both.  I also used the Kaplan decision tree with varying success.

I've also been reading things to clarify things I can barely remember or things I just don't remember coming across in my Saunder's book.

Things I would like help with, if you have any good ways of remember them for the NCLEX:

* Pharmacology regarding heart medications

* Child Development Milestones

* Endocrine disorders, mainly, I keep on getting confused about Addison's/Cushing's, adrenal, and thyroid

* Electrolyte values - I keep forgetting Mg and Ph levels, any easy way to remember it?

* Blood Values: Easy way to remember hemoglobin, hematocrit, and WBC?

I don't know if I'm forgetting anything - but it seems like there's just too much to remember and it is definitely making me feel uneasy.

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<bot>: RN Grad studying for NCLEX-RN for last 3 weeks, freaking out, varying success on self tests, need advice for success to pass in a few days.