I just took the NAPLEX, and I finished *way* too quickly. It didn't feel like I was rushing or anything, but somehow, I finished before the halfway point (I didn't even get my 10 minute break). I'm almost certain this means that I was not spending enough time on the cases and that I failed.
Any feedback? Is it common for people who went through too quickly to fail? It definitely wasn't due to ease of questions -- I had almost all cancer, HIV, and immunomodulators. Consequently, those are my 3 worst subjects 🙁. I wanted them to ask me about blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure, and cholesterol -- I SO would've had those. But, no. They asked me about cancer, and I don't know about cancer 🙁.
I did kind of feel like I was mostly guessing, especially on the "select all that apply". There were 1 or 2 "choose the correct statement" where I was almost certain all were wrong. There were maybe 5 or 6 questions where I looked at it, was like "-.-" and just picked a random response and moved on cause I had no idea.
The calculations weren't too bad. One of them took me *way* longer than it should've, but since I had so much time on those, I went back and plugged the numbers I got back in to double check, so I'm pretty sure I got all of them right. But I'm worried that none of them were difficult -- shouldn't I have gotten more mEq or mOsmol questions? I got like 1 or 2 each.
Oh, and another reason I think I failed is the last question was easy....isn't that supposed to be the hardest one?
Any feedback? Is it common for people who went through too quickly to fail? It definitely wasn't due to ease of questions -- I had almost all cancer, HIV, and immunomodulators. Consequently, those are my 3 worst subjects 🙁. I wanted them to ask me about blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure, and cholesterol -- I SO would've had those. But, no. They asked me about cancer, and I don't know about cancer 🙁.
I did kind of feel like I was mostly guessing, especially on the "select all that apply". There were 1 or 2 "choose the correct statement" where I was almost certain all were wrong. There were maybe 5 or 6 questions where I looked at it, was like "-.-" and just picked a random response and moved on cause I had no idea.
The calculations weren't too bad. One of them took me *way* longer than it should've, but since I had so much time on those, I went back and plugged the numbers I got back in to double check, so I'm pretty sure I got all of them right. But I'm worried that none of them were difficult -- shouldn't I have gotten more mEq or mOsmol questions? I got like 1 or 2 each.
Oh, and another reason I think I failed is the last question was easy....isn't that supposed to be the hardest one?
