I think I'll need to get some flashcards to help with all the medical terms and definitions. I've never been that great at remember things (definitions) for a test. I remember the general information so don't worry about me failing you in the exam room as I remember the medical stuff where it counts. I am just not a good test or exam taker.

That being said in order to pass and no not fail the nclex exam I am researching all kinds of nclex exam prep courses. There are many to choice from and of course they all say you will pass the exam, which I better do. The cost of these courses is all over the wall as well so do I take a cheaper nclex preparation course and risk my worse nightmare and fail the nclex exam? Or do I take the most expenses and pass the exam? What if I take the most expense course and still end up with a failing grade! Then I'd be outs boat loads of cash and still not be an RN. That would be aweful. Of do I take a middle of the road course and that would cover my medical test prepartion? Too many questions and not enough answers. Which one is the right choice? I'll spend several hours souring the internet looking for a solution. I must, I have to pass the exam. I believe and know if I study enough hours and days (although there are never enough hours in a day) that I will in fact pass and not fail the nclex exam. I can't, I won't, I must not fail, therefore I will study.

Now medical terms, oh my head hurts...My favorite to remember - Pneumoconiosis, Pyelolithotomy, and Percutaneous.

So after I pass the exam and am a full and regular RN making the big bucks working in the emergency room late at night in a hosiptal, I hope not to see you. That that I think I'd fail you and you wouldn't survive, just that I look forward to my job but I'd rather people didn't get sick. Of course I know that's not reality, so I'm off to study so I can be sure I know what to do when the emergency room doors open and I hear the words "Nurse"!. I better go get some flash cards now...