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3rd ALLGEN Open-House on January 10, 2009

Planning to take an NCLEX Review Class? Looking for a venue where your NCLEX concerns can all be addressed? If you are a nurse in search of an NCLEX review center, come and join ALLGEN for the 3rd ALLGEN Open-House in partnership with the Nurse Exam Application Center (NEAC) on Saturday, January 10 between 2 to 4pm.

Listen and learn from industry experts as they guide you on:

1. The NCLEX Application Process, how do I go about it?

2. Is CGFNS still a requirement to be a US-RN?
3. IELTS, is it a must to my American Dream?
4. Preparing for the NCLEX Exam
5. Introduction to the 17-Day ALLGEN Review Program

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The two-day nurse licensure examination is underway in key cities around the country. 88,750 nursing graduates are set to take the first three sets of the 5-test licensure exams today. The two remaining tests are scheduled tomorrow.

Manila will be hosting close to half of the examinees with 40,310 candidates. Examinees from Baguio are the second biggest group with 13,460 exam takers. Davao City and Metro Cebu have 8,113 and 8,036 examinees, respectively.


The members of the Board of Nursing, tasked to prepare the questions for the nursing board exams, were placed on quarantine last November 19. Outside communication and contact have been cut-off with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) closely monitoring the group as part of the examination security protocol.


Nursing Board Exam Results are due to be released late January or early February next year.
It will be posted at Pinoy R.N. once it is made available by the Professional Regulation Commission - Board of Nursing.




Examinees to the PRC Nursing Board Examination on November 29 and 30 are reminded to bring the following on examination day:
  • 2 OR MORE PENCILS
  • NOTICE OF ADMISSION
  • PRC RECEIPT
  • BLACK BALLPEN
  • 1 METER-POSTAGE STAMPED WINDOW MAILING ENVELOPE
  • 1 BIG BROWN ENVELOPE
  • 1 TRANSPARENT/PLASTIC LONG ENVELOPE
  • NON-PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR

To avoid any additional inconveniences on the day of the nurse licensurse examination, examinees must remember that the following items and behaviors are strictly prohibited during the conduct of the exams:
  • CELLULAR PHONES, BEEPERS AND THE LIKE
  • PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS
  • REVIEW NOTES, BOOKS, NOTES
  • CRAM SHEETS, CODIGOS, ETC.
  • LADIES BAGS, SHOULDER BAGS, ATTACHE CASE, BACK PACKS
  • GIVING SIGNS/GESTURES
  • TALKING WITH OTHER EXAMINEES

The nursing board exams will start at exactly 8 AM nationwide. Late examinees will not be admitted. Examinees are advised to visit their school and room assignment at least one day before the exam.


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This is to clarify the confusion on the schedule of the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination. According to information gathered by Pinoy R.N. from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), the Nursing Board Exam will be on November 29 and 30 (Saturday & Sunday).

Text messages have been spreading that the Nursing Board Exam has been moved to November 28 and 29. Other nursing sites have also posted the incorrect schedule without verifying its veracity. The supposed change in schedule is inaccurate and false. The confusion started when the PRC released the PRC Room Assignments bearing the incorrect schedule of the November 2008 Nursing Board Exam.

This inaccurate information has been rectified by the PRC. Pinoy R.N. has acquired the revised PRC Room Assignments bearing the correct schedule. It is posted below.
PRC Room Assignments for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination (REVISED)

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For the convenience of nursing board examinees, posted below is the official PRC Room Assignments for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination.




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In keeping with Pinoy R.N.'s continuing commitment in assisting examinees prepare for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination, here are some basic yet very useful test-taking techniques:

  • Cover the choices when reading the question. This way, your thought process will not be influenced by the choices.
  • Before looking at the choices, try formulating your answer then look at the available choices. Choose the choice closest to your own answer.
  • Always read all of the choices before choosing your final answer.
  • Use the process of elimination. Write an X mark beside choices that are obviously wrong.
  • Answer the easier questions first. However, mark the numbers that you skipped to make sure you don't miss answering them later.
  • Only change your answer when you are absolutely sure of your new answer.
  • Between positive and negative answers, the positive choice is more likely the correct answer.
  • The choice that is grammatically consistent with the question is more likely the correct answer.
  • The answer containing the most information is more likely the correct answer.
  • When "All of the Above" is included in the choices and you find two more correct choices, "All of the above" is more likely the correct answer.
  • When you find two choices that completely negate each other, chances are one of them is the correct answer.
  • If you find all choices to be correct, remember that you are looking for the best answer.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Other updates such as PRC room assignments, last-minute announcements, nursing board exam tips and complete exam results for the November 2008 Nursing Board Exam will be posted here at Pinoy R.N. and at our affiliate site, Ward Class, as it becomes available.

Examinees to the November 2008 PRC nursing board exam may also opt to receive nursing board exam tips and updates via e-mail by submitting a valid e-mail address below.



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Those who are reviewing for major exams like the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination are surely experiencing a significant amount of stress. While stress can be positive and motivate examinees to some extent, excessive stress can affect their overall functioning negatively.

Stress, when left unmanaged, can result in alterations in sleep and eating patterns, lowered self-esteem, mood changes, increased anxiety, frequent body aches, decreased ability to complete tasks, decreased concentration, and memory impairment. So to avoid experiencing these symptoms, the task then, for those who are reviewing for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination (NLE), is to manage and maintain stress at healthy levels. Here’s how:

Develop a relaxing ritual. If you are experiencing symptoms of stress, one way of managing it is by starting your day with a relaxing ritual. You can do this by thinking of good memories such as a family outing or your achievements in school, or by simply counting your blessings as soon as you wake up in the morning. This early morning ritual will make you realize that you have accomplished a lot of things and that you have a lot to be thankful for, leaving you with a warm feeling throughout the day.

Breathe deeply. Breathing deeply for 3 to 5 minutes for at least three times a day will help defuse stress. It will help reduce tension and free your mind of distracting thoughts.

Take a walk. When you are feeling stressed out and can’t seem to concentrate on your review for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination, taking a brisk walk for 15 minutes will help you relax and reduce anxiety. Physical activity such as brisk-walking will also improve your circulation and prevent body aches, a manifestation of stress.

Listen to relaxing music. Whenever you feel tension and anxiety build up, put aside your review materials for a few minutes and give yourself a mental break by listening to relaxing music. Soothing music will help ease tension and will help you focus more as you get on with your review.

Pamper yourself. By now, you probably have spent months reviewing for the Nurse Licensure Examination so you should at least give yourself enough time for rest and relaxation. You can use your free time to catch up on much-needed sleep, meet some friends, attend a family gathering, have a massage, read a book, or even watch a movie. Indulging yourself in these simple pleasures will help reduce stress levels and help prevent burnout.

Surround yourself with cool colors. Come to think of it, colors like green and blue will help calm and relax you. So whenever you get increasingly frustrated after long hours of self-study in preparation for the November 2008 NLE, going to the park or staying in a room with light blue and green interiors will help relieve stress.

Visualize success. One way of relieving stress as you prepare for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination is by visualizing yourself actually attending the oathtaking ceremony as a registered nurse. Engaging your mind in this relaxing activity will boost your confidence, reduce anxiety, and lower your stress levels significantly.

Talk to a friend or a family member. As the nursing board exam date draws near, you will surely experience increasing levels of stress. One way of defusing stress is by talking to a trusted person who knows how to listen, is impartial, and understands that you just need to vent your frustration. Talking to someone you trust about topics other than the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination will also keep your mind off the exam for a while and calm your nerves.

Evaluate your progress each day. Before retiring each night (or day depending on your body clock), evaluate your progress. Most of those who review for major exams like the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination think that they haven’t covered a lot of materials yet. But the thing is, if only they will take time to evaluate their daily progress, then they will know that they actually know more than they think they do. Evaluating your daily progress as a habit that will help you realize that you have reviewed well for the NLE this November and help reduce stress and anxiety in the process.

And lastly, pray. A lot of people read the Bible or recite their favorite Bible verse whenever they are experiencing a lot of stress. If you believe in the power of prayer, then saying the Prayer to St. Joseph of Cupertino or reading verses from the Bible will have a profound calming effect on you as you review for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examination.

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Pinoy R.N. and Ward Class will be posting other exclusive nursing review tips, review notes, and last-minute advisories to November 2008 nursing board examinees in the coming days and weeks so be sure to check back regularly.

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The nursing board exam on November 29-30, 2008 will be the biggest nursing board exam to date in terms of the volume of examinees according to information released by the PRC-Board of Nursing (BoN).

A record 88,750 nursing board examinees will be trooping to PRC testing centers in several cities around the country. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) have set up testing centers in Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Tacloban, Lucena, Tuguegarao, and Zamboanga.

With the unprecedented volume of nursing examinees this year, PRC-BoN member Marco Antonio Sto. Tomas said that he expects the nursing board exam results to be released in January or February next year.


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Other updates such as PRC room assignments, last-minute announcements, nursing board exam tips and complete exam results for the November 2008 Nurse Licensure Examinations will be posted here at Pinoy R.N. and at our affiliate site, Ward Class, as it becomes available.

Examinees to the November 2008 PRC nursing board exam may also opt to receive nursing board exam tips and updates via e-mail by submitting a vailid e-mail address below.


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