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Here’s a detailed video of how to make your own NCLEX 2020 study plan

April 11th:

I’ve been trying to wake up earlier to get more done (around 8am) but today was a bust. I couldn’t fall asleep until 3am but I’m still up before noon so that’s a win!

On the schedule today:

Upload my NCLEX study plan video

Record NCLEX planner design on Goodnotes

Med Surg pre-work on VATI

Med Surg assessment on VATI

Med Surg remediation on VATI

Preparing for the NCLEX can feel intense, especially when medical-surgical nursing covers such a wide range of critical topics. From patient care planning and pharmacology to complex disease management and post-operative care, success on exam day depends on how well you can apply knowledge in realistic clinical scenarios. Reading textbooks alone isn’t enough — consistent practice with exam-style questions is what truly builds confidence and sharpens decision-making skills.

Many nursing students struggle not because they don’t understand the material, but because they haven’t practiced enough with questions that mirror real NCLEX standards. Working through structured scenarios helps you connect theory with patient care, improve prioritization, and recognize the patterns commonly tested. This focused approach allows you to identify weak areas early and strengthen them before exam day arrives.

If you’re aiming to pass on your first attempt, using a reliable question bank can transform your preparation. A comprehensive resource like this NCLEX Medical-Surgical Nursing Exam Prep gives you the opportunity to practice consistently, reinforce core nursing concepts, and build the clinical confidence needed to perform under pressure.

If you’re finding yourself struggling to remember everything you need to know about the adrenal glands and adrenal disorders, then this episode is for you!

As you know, the adrenal glands control a lot of what goes on in our bodies, from responding to stress, to regulating our blood pressure and controlling our metabolism. 

And when the adrenal glands start malfunctioning, they affect everything. That can happen either because of Cushing’s syndrome or Addison’s disease.

This is exactly what I discuss in this week’s episode of NCLEX Ready, so if you need a deep dive into these two disorders, this is the episode for you.

I’ll be breaking down everything –and I mean everything you need to know about these disorders so you can pass the NCLEX with flying colors.

Plus, I’ll also be answering a few NCLEX questions about the adrenal glands at the end of the episode, so make sure to listen till the last minute!

Are you ready to learn more?

Tune in now!