“After completing this RN Pharmacology Online Practice A I recognize the need
to pace myself. This is due to the fact that after completing the review of the
answers in which I had gotten incorrect, I recognized that many of these
answers I should have gotten correct. Thus, I will devote more time to
questions, attempt to recognize when I begin rushing myself, and either pause
the examination or take a few deep breaths. In regard to my SMART goal which I had
composed for post-graduation, I believe I am learning valuable information from
these practice examinations and hope to apply these insights to my future study
habits.
The hope is that by recognizing in what time periods/after how many
questions I begin to rush myself I will be able to learn how to take a
“breather” and regain focus upon these questions and what they are asking of
me. Although I acknowledge that by devoting a quiet area to take this
examination I achieved a better score, I recognize there are still areas in
which I can improve. Thus, with these practice examinations, I am hopeful that
I will continue to improve while preparing for the NCLEX.” https://hlatulippe.uneportfolio.org/2022/04/06/preparation-for-licensure-ati-pharm-practice-a/
This was taken from “Preparation for Licensure (ATI Pharm Practice A)” post as I had taken both practice examinations on the same day. However, the differences between the two are on this practice examination I had as a result of completing both in one setting done significantly worse. I believe this is also emphasized in this post that as a result of not taking breaks I begin to rush myself. That is why I had copied this post and linked it to this one as well. As both provide an emphasis on the recognition of recognizing when and where I begin to rush myself in these practice examinations.
