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     <li>For each exam item, a rationale shall be provided.  </li>
     <li>For each exam item, a rationale shall be provided.  </li>
     <li>Exam questions shall be retired after 5 years of use, or if exam statistics analysis does not support continued use of the question.  </li>
     <li>Exam questions shall be retired after 5 years of use, or if exam statistics analysis does not support continued use of the question.  </li>
     <li>Faculty will include a minimum of 10% to a maximum of 20% nextGEN style questions (See NSCBN)  
     <li>Faculty will include a minimum of 10% to a maximum of 20% Next Generation NCLEX style questions (See NSCBN)  
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               <li>When available in the exam testing platform, exam questions will be scored using +/- scoring.  If +/- scoring is not available for the type of question, then partial credit scoring is to be used.  </li>
               <li>When available in the exam testing platform, exam questions will be scored using +/- scoring.  If +/- scoring is not available for the type of question, then partial credit scoring is to be used.  </li>
               <li>By PCC III, students will be introduced to one Nextgen Case Study style exam question with 3 to 6 parts.  </li>
               <li>By PCC III, students will be introduced to one Next Generation NCLEX Case Study style exam question with 3 to 6 parts.  </li>
               <li>PCC IV will have one Nextgen Case Study style exam question per exam with 3 to 6 parts.  </li>
               <li>PCC IV will have one Next Generation NCLEX Case Study style exam question per exam with 3 to 6 parts.  </li>
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