EVALUATION STG: After 6 hrs of nursing interventions, the client had no elevation in blood pressure above normal limits and will maintain blood pressure within acceptable limits. Goal was met. LTG: After 5 days of nursing interventions, the client maintained an adequate cardiac output and cardiac index.
<< Back. The PSAT is a two-hour test given once a year in October. Many students take the PSAT, not only as preparation for the SAT taken in senior year and widely used as a major criterion for college admissions, but also to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
Set a realistic, but challenging goal. If you've taken the PSAT or SAT before, establish your baseline score. For the PSAT, multiply your score by ten to get an estimate of how well you might do on the SAT. If you've taken the SAT, set your goal slightly higher than your baseline score.It is most important to make it realistic. Take the SAT practice test under the same conditions as the exam. 2  Time yourself on the sections. 3  Take at most two minute breaks between sections. 4  After finishing three sections, take a break for ten minutes. 5  Follow the directions on how to grade the test and convert the section scores to a scaled score.