1 HR COMPREHENSIVE NCLEX REVIEW

Welcome Nursing Students!
If you just graduated nursing school and have no idea where to begin with studying for the NCLEX, YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE! I felt the same way and I want to help relieve some of your stress and anxiety by going over the big topics that you should know.

This video includes:
-Pharmacology
-Ob-Maternity
-Med Admin
-Safety Precautions
-PPE
-Diabetes
-Chest Tubes, Trachs
-Lab Values
-EKGs
And more!!! Enjoy!

I did my best to condense all the most important information that I think you should know for your NCLEX into a 1 hr video! Some information and values may differ nationally so please be kind! I hope this helps you!

Good luck everyone!

[hellokittinex]

I took my NCLEX April 1st, 2024 and passed! I have watched this video 3-4 times and used this along with Mark K's notes before my test. Lets just say it is a great refresher and has helped me retain the important content that I need to know for the exam. I am praying and manifesting for everyone else's success for the NCLEX!! Good luck :)

[kokoalaska]

Listened to this before my test and passed at 75 questions.
1. Read the questions at least twice
2. Trust your gut
3. Don’t change your answers

[ermithevictor]

I watched the video repeatedly before my test, and by the Almighty's grace, I received my results today, and I passed."

[jessgomez]

Took the New Gen NCLEX this morning 4/5/2023 and I got the good pop up in 87 questions!! I watched this video once a day for 3 days to review before taking my NCLEX. Thank you for this video as it helped. It is so important to know your content. I am a repeat test taker so the New Gen format was better compared to the old format. All SATA questions are partial credit. Know safety, Delegation, Prioritization and signs and symptoms for diseases as it will help you the SATA. Thank you thank you for this video 💌

[shelandamitchell]

Another good way to remember taking of PPE Is " take off Germs"
G-gloves
E- eyes
R- robe ( gown)
M- mask

[Miewn]

Test Taking Strats 1:15:46

ABG 5:19
Safety Precautions 9:43
Electrolytes 13:37
Assistive Devices 14:57
Restraints 17:49
Diabetes 20:35
Insulin 28:06
Blood Administration 1:02:07
IV Fluids & Administration 1:03:28
Burns 1:05:40
EKG 1:06:51
Chest Tubes 1:11:06
Tracheostomy 1:12:30
Intoxication & Withdrawal 1:13:51
Delegations 1:18:20

OB & Maternity
Signs of Pregnancy 30:56
Stages of Labor 32:44
Meds 34:24
Complications 37:19
FHR 38:10
Fetal Positioning 39:51

Psych
Different Mental Disorders 41:12
Therapeutic Communication 42:36

Pedes
Tetralogy of Fallot 44:34
Pediatric Milestones 46:25
Pediatric Medication Admin 50:02

Pharm
Toxic Drug levels 50:22
antihypertensive 51:30
Psych Meds 52:30
56:39
Cardiac Meds 57:54
Respiratory Meds 58:55
Antibiotics 59:27
Statins 1:01:15
Antidotes: 1:01:44

[kinggreen]

When I tell you this lady is the G.O.A.T!!!! I used archer and her videos for NCLEX and passed within 85 She is truly amazing and I have shown three people her videos and they ALL PASSED!! I'm not getting paid for this, I work at Orlando ORMC and i promise they will tell you i am real and want the best for everyone. Please pay attention to her. Mark K is great for strategies. But she is GREAT for knowledge!! Thank You BEAUTIFUL NURSING!!!!

[laurynhill]

I took my NCLEX, April, 18th, 2024 and PASSED!! Watch this video 3-4 times the week of your exam. Also, watch her other video about why people usually fail the nclex. These videos are gold! Thank you beautiful nursing!! ❤

[callmeAnny]

I promised myself that if I passed the NCLEX-RN after watching this video, I would come back and say thank you and make a contribution once I’m working as an RN.

I used this video as a supplement alongside Kaplan prep back in October, and it was beyond helpful! I’m so grateful this video exists 🙏🏽 Thank you so much for everything you do! ❤

[DmitryNikiforov]

Took my NCLEX last week (second attempt) and passed with 145 questions! This video was very very very helpful! For anyone who failed the NCLEX, don't lose hope. I know many awesome nurses who passed the test on their 3rd and even 4th try. The test doesn't define how good of a nurse you'll be!

[amywhite]

Hi everyone! I just took the exam on Friday, and not even an hour ago, I paid for my quick results and it said pass! When I tell you, I had never gone into an exam less confident, I mean it. My school provided us with ATI, and to make a long story short, it was too late to reschedule my nclex when I found out I didn’t pass the green light exam. It told me I had a 73% chance of passing, so this just shows you how much I was panicking before the exam. I watched this video the day before and the morning of the exam. I can tell you, this helped immensely, so thank you so much for that!!❤️ my exam shut off at 85 questions, so I was freaking out. If I can do it, I absolutely promise you can too! No matter how many questions or retakes, you will be a REGISTERED NURSE, how crazy is that?!?!? Just trust your heart and know that you were born for this career, as it is not for everyone. Good luck to everyone who is preparing for the big test🤞🤞 know that I have your back!

[mayragoms]

Took my NCLEX on April 18, 2024. I found out on Saturday morning I passed. I listened to your video 3x. I used Marked K, Archer, and your video to help me out. Thank you

[mirrbaby]

44 minutes, 75 questions, 1 math problem, and several SATA…I can finally say I am a Registered Nurse! Thanks for posting this video, girl! Uworld and yourself gave me everything I needed! 🙏🏾

[taraleuterio]

Told myself I’d come back if I passed because I was that person scrolling the comments for additional advice. I took my nclex 4/5/22 and did 122 questions. So if you get disappointed after 75 questions please don’t! Take a deep breath and keep going! This video I studied so hard and can recite it but it only helped with some things. I got a lot of pharm questions “the patient is on sertraline, what should be a common side affect to this medication?“. Things like that so don’t rule out pharm questions either since everyone told me the nclex is all delegation and fundamentals and medsurg. That wasn’t the case for me! I also got study questions. A hypothetical situation and it came with 6 SATA questions. I had two sets of these. I honestly thought I failed. I did the Pearson vue trick. It tried to charge me the $200 (I changed one number on my card that’s why it couldn’t) and knew I failed because everyone said if it charges you, you failed. I decided to wait the two days and just confirm the failure. Checked this morning I passed! So two lessons out of this, stop reading everyone’s “I passed in 75 questions” not everyone will stop at 75. Remember I took 122. And also DONT DO THE PEARSON VUE TRICK! take a deep breath and know that you got this! If I did it, you can do it! And trust me I had to teach myself nursing school since my school did not have the teachers to do so! Goodluck everyone & thank you Amanda!

[patrickdennis]

In the name of the lord, I will pass Nclex this year 2023! I am claiming it!! I am manifesting succes!!!!🙏🤲I will be writing the NGN on 3rd May, wish me the best😭🥺

[caitlynnwhite]

I didn’t do the most studying prior to taking my NCLEX-PN. I watched this video twice and made sure to take notes (including all the silly sayings about lab values that helped me remember all of them😂). I took my exam yesterday and took my time and tried to recall everything I could prior to selecting my answer. I finished in a little over an hour and my test shut off at 75 questions!!! I got my results this morning and it was a PASS🎉!!! Everything in this video was present in one way or another. If you’re a scared nursing student reading the comments right now, trust me, you’ve made it to perfect video to make everything make sense!

[uprasietube]

This was never done before, no one every tried to cover so much in one video. Thank you.

[Ash-jqyw]

I watched this video 4 times (once to take notes, once to review my notes, once to ensure I recalled/ remembered the information, then otw to take my NCLEX). I passed in 75 questions!! Thank you ☺️

[DiamondMW]

Hey y’all please watch this video at minimum 3x before you take the NCLEX. Everything she said was spot on and truly helped me throughout the exam. I passed the NCLEX on my first attempt in 85 questions!! Good luck future Nurses!!
- Diamond Watson BSN, RN

[benjaminsartain]

Passed my next gen nclex Tuesday in 85! This helped a lot ! If I can do it so can you ! Good luck future nurses !