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The _______________ is the licensing examination for practical/vocational nurses in all states.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

A student has been studying diligently for the NCLEX-PN and has become familiar with both the subject matter and the format of the exam. How many questions should the student anticipate answering during the NCLEX-PN?
 
  A) Between 105155 questions
  B) 140 questions if the student passes; 115 questions if the student fails
  C) Between 85205 questions
  D) 165 questions in the April exam; 175 questions in the October exam



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Answer to Question 1

NCLEX-PN

Answer to Question 2

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