u/farmfreshhoneyy101

I was on this Reddit page a lot looking for advice and now that I’ve passed I want to return the favour to someone who might need it!

I used UWorld and listened to Mark K lecture 12 once.
I studied off and on for about 3wks.

My biggest piece of advice would be to READ ALL THE RATIONALES!!!!!!!!! Even the questions you get correct. Read all the rationales carefully, don’t just skim them until like a week before your test.

My second piece of advice would be not to use too many resources. Don’t overwhelm yourself.

Trust yourself because you already survived nursing school. You got this!!!! 🩺💕

Hello. I drive a 2015 Dodge Journey automatic with about 210k kms on it. Yesterday I was on the 401 and as I was coming off, all 3 lights came on at once when I was merging onto my exit lane. The car hasn’t been driving weird or making sounds at all, so idk why/how this happened.

I’m currently at the mechanic and I’m hoping it’s an easy fix!!! I’ve already put too much money into this car but I’m saving for a new one and I need this car to last me another year or so. 🙏

Online I’ve been seeing a lot of people say it’s a faulty wheel speed sensor. Is this an expected fix at this amt of kms on this vehicle?

Thanks for any help you can give!!

EDIT:
The mechanic told me it’s the wheel bearing. My brakes also need to be done, so he suggests doing both at once. Is that a good idea, or does he just want my money? lol