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[Little*Mami]

Hi, I am new here and I took the CNA class in 5 yrs ago and now Im taking the exam and finally get to put it to good use. Anyways, I dont want to go back to any class because I dont feel I need to plus with the free videos on top of this forum, I feel confident enough but I wanted to ask you ladies/gents what book would you recommend me to go over and restudy. I dont have a textbook anymore so I would like to get one. Thanks all the help would be gladly appreciated!

[jb2u, ASN, RN]

hello and welcome to allnurses!!!!

sincerely,

jay

[stine75]

Hello!! I'm not finished with my course, and therefore have no idea what the most important things will be on your certification exam, but I'm trying to think of what my instructor has really emphasized thus far. Hand-washing, definitely. OH, and charting/legal stuff. Transferring residents, and feeding. Not sure if that helps though!!

Christina

[pagandeva2000, LPN]

Hi, I am new here and I took the CNA class in 5 yrs ago and now Im taking the exam and finally get to put it to good use. Anyways, I dont want to go back to any class because I dont feel I need to plus with the free videos on top of this forum, I feel confident enough but I wanted to ask you ladies/gents what book would you recommend me to go over and restudy. I dont have a textbook anymore so I would like to get one. Thanks all the help would be gladly appreciated!

Go to Barnes and Noble bookstore. In their nursing section they have some testbooks for the CNA certification that should be helpful. I would look through the ones they have to see which one is set up the way that appeals to your eye. I looked through one of them, and saw that the questions were pretty basic. If you read it through and through, there should be no problem. Make sure you watch the videos as well to make it through the practical skills part. Good luck!