[feegurl]

Congrats on your cna! I am trying to review the free cna video on this post. It won't open. does anyone have a website that I can go to?

[student4nur]

I passed my CNA today. I was nervous but everything went fine. I performed measuring and recording pulse, dressing weak arm, making an occupied bed, fingernail care and off course hand washing. I'm starting RN program in August. I'm soooooo excited.

[2bRnKim]

I passed my state test today!!! I was soooo nervous but the examiner was nice and she talked with me here and there, as I was performing the skills, so it really helped me to remember what to do.

Kim

[soon2bnurse1]

CONGRATUALTIONS 2 ALL!! I PASSED MINES ONTHE 27TH ! BOTH WRITTEN AND SKILLS!!!!!YEAH NOW IM READY 2 TAKE THE NET IN SEPTEMBER!! STEPPING FORWARD TO MAKE THINGS BETTER!! AGAIN COGRATS 2 EVERY1!!:hatparty:

[Rosa]

Hi: I will start with the CNA classes next week. Any advice? I heard that the test is difficult?

[jennah982]

I PASSED!! Im officially licensed!! what a great feeling, a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders!! I was freaking out previously for good reason! I knew I was gonna get peri-care! Along with that, i had weight, feeding, TEDs, and of course washing hands. The examiners were a lot more casual and lenient than I thought they were going to be!

Good luck to everyone else who are taking there States!

And Congrats to all those who have passed!

[2bRnKim]

Congrats!!!!!!

[peridotgirl]

Hi there. No, the CNA exam is not difficult. I've already taken the CNA exam in June and I passed it. The written part is self-explanatory. If you pay attention to standardized precautions, PPE, and scene sineros in your class, you shall do fine. Additionally, the CNA exam is composed of a skills/ practical portion. Just make sure you practice those skills until you've got them done step, by step. And the most important advice is to never give up and always try your best when the examination time arrives. Practice the skills many times. The more you practice, the more you will become comfortable with the skills. Even if you make a mistake during the practicals, ALWAYS acknowledge to the proctor that you know you made a mistake. Futhermore and foremost, always ask questions, even if they seem stupid. Good luck with your class, the CNA exam, and in everything you do! let me know when you pass.

[live4_2day]

I'm so happy I passed!!! I wish I was headed to nursing school, but that'll come again one day. Now, I'm onto finding a great job!

[JLC280]

i passed my nursing assistant exam...yay...congrats to all u other cna's..lookin for local part time cna jobs...but i am stayin with the company i work for now which is walgreens...i make $13 a hour their with an overnight schedule monday thru thurs )onto friday morning) so i have friday saturday and sunday nights off and most of mondays off until i go to work at 7pm...can u really beat that? i am waiting to get into nursing program due to shortage of teachers..so i have to work full time right now to pay bills. i was thinking of workin at a nursing home once a week or something. cuz once school starts i will have to cut my hours at walgreens..and i rather get $13 an hour than 9 or 10..i have been with the company for 6+ years 14 paid vacay days, annual 1200 bonus...bank sick days and vacay if i didnt use all///kinda hard to pass up when ur a college student