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Apr 24, 2004 04:37 PM

state board nightmares!


in about 2 weeks, im due to take the state board to recieve my CNA. im currently in high school, but attending a tech school in az and dont know how to study for both high school tests and the state board. what do i need to know? can anyone help me out! thanks bunches!!


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No. 1
from Rapheal
Old Apr 24, 2004, 08:25 PM

I can't give you advice- just support. Hope all goes well for you. Can you reschedule your CNA test? It is important to do well in your last semester of High School because if you choose to go to college - the higher the GPA the better. Good luck in the future.
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No. 2
from skanded
Old Apr 24, 2004, 09:45 PM

Wishing you lots of luck!
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No. 3
from Carolanne
Old Apr 24, 2004, 10:03 PM

Check out your local public library for some CNA review books or something similar. It will help you get used to the types of questions they ask and what kinds of answers they are looking for. Best of luck to you, you sound like a very ambitious young person!
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No. 4
from Tanzanite
Old Apr 25, 2004, 08:07 AM
Updated Apr 25, 2004 at 08:09 AM by Tanzanite

If your doing well in your CNA course, I wouldn't worry about the written part of the test, you'll most likely do well on it. Granted I took mine over 10 years ago, ours was mostly on safety issues, hand washing, and patient privacy. As for the clinical part, just relax, take a deep breath and have confidence. I agree with the Rapheal that your H.S studies should be a priority. Good luck !
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No. 5
from anewnurse
Old Apr 25, 2004, 01:33 PM

Originally Posted by Rapheal
I can't give you advice- just support. Hope all goes well for you. Can you reschedule your CNA test? It is important to do well in your last semester of High School because if you choose to go to college - the higher the GPA the better. Good luck in the future.
Thank you lots for the support. im actaully only a junior in high school so i will still have another year of high school to worry about. my last year of high school, i will be going through the LPN program and will have recieved it by the time i graduate from high school. Im loving everything about it. its definalty what i want to do. thank you again!
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No. 6
from anewnurse
Old Apr 25, 2004, 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by Tanzanite
If your doing well in your CNA course, I wouldn't worry about the written part of the test, you'll most likely do well on it. Granted I took mine over 10 years ago, ours was mostly on safety issues, hand washing, and patient privacy. As for the clinical part, just relax, take a deep breath and have confidence. I agree with the Rapheal that your H.S studies should be a priority. Good luck !
thank you so much for the review of what i should be expecting. i have heard the writen part is very easy. right now, im doing clinicals at the local hospital and am getting more relaxed doing that. im only a junior in high school right now so im getting a head start at things but am getting overwhelmed with school work and worrying about the board. but knowing the support i have, will help me to realize im sure im not the only stressed one out there! thanks again.
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No. 7
from anewnurse
Old Apr 25, 2004, 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by Carolanne
Check out your local public library for some CNA review books or something similar. It will help you get used to the types of questions they ask and what kinds of answers they are looking for. Best of luck to you, you sound like a very ambitious young person!
thank you for the advice, right need any advice i can get. im just really nervous about the board so ill definatly check out the books. ill let you know how it all goes! thank you agian!!
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No. 8
from anewnurse
Old Apr 25, 2004, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by skanded
Wishing you lots of luck!
thank you!! i see that your name says 'nurse-gonna-be' is this meaning your still in school to be a nurse? or have you finished, well eaither way, good luck to you too! and thanks again!
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No. 9
from Achoo!
Old Apr 26, 2004, 07:50 AM

Originally Posted by anewnurse
Thank you lots for the support. im actaully only a junior in high school so i will still have another year of high school to worry about. my last year of high school, i will be going through the LPN program and will have recieved it by the time i graduate from high school. Im loving everything about it. its definalty what i want to do. thank you again!
That is so awesome! I wish they offered programs like that when I was in high school! Best of luck to you!
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