Desperate for Home Health Study Info

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Hi All,

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I'm attempting to make a change from Hospital to Home Health nsg. I'm an RN with many years Med/Surg hospital experience. Also have been in Home Health about 10yrs ago. I'm scheduled next week to apply and interview at a local agency. I'll be given a nsg exam also. Does anyone know how I can get some study material for the exam? I tend to freeze up when given a test, so want to be as prepared as I can!!

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Ron :banghead:

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if you have that many years in Med/surg experience you should ACE the test. Make sure you remember the important findings:PT/INR limits, K+ levels, etc.

When you get the job, because I'm sure you will, make sure that you get hired with a company that is willing to TRAIN you. There are so many "rules" about home health. I learned a lot from trial and error. Take your time, don't rush to get out on your own. A good company will be happy with doing that. In the long run it will save them time and $$

Good luck and keep us posted. You'll be enjoying the fun flexible life of HH nursing.

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With your experience you should have no problem. They ask the basics. Insulin timing, lasix, check HR before digoxin, etc. Good luck. Hope you find that you like hh.

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Specializes in COS-C, Risk Management.

Take a drug book and a calculator.

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