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Failed 1st attempt of ARRT exam

I am looking for some advise. I just failed my first attempt of the ARRT exam with a 70%. Devastating is an understatement. I went in there with what I thought was fully prepared. I used mosbys & radtechbootcamp for months. Pushed it back 3x, just to fail. I honestly think my anxiety got the best of me. I had a full on attack right before the exam. Im a horrible test taker and I went and didn't take my propranolol (trying to overcome and that was my downfall). I have been looking for other resources that is definitely going to make sure I pass. I have the Langes book but find that more difficult to understand than Mosbys. I am aware of Radreview & kettering. Can anyone point me in the direction of a tutor or tutor website? All and any advise will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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