Published Jun 25, 2007
MONI959702
17 Posts
Hi I Will Be Soon Starting Cna Classes. Any Suggestions On Text Books Or Any Kind Of Books That I Can Start Studying Before School Starts. Iam Nervous Iam 40 Years Old, And Well It's Been A Long Time Since I Have Been In School. Any Help Would Be Appreciated.
Thepreacherswife
28 Posts
:welcome:
you will do just fine! i am sure the cna class won't be a problem for you, no matter how many years young you are! just practice the skills and study for your tests and you are sure to pass! good luck and welcome to allnurses.com!!!
Thanks So Much For The Advice!
MissMe0707
5 Posts
WellI'm currently in a 6 week program if you want to really get a head start there is this book I bought at borders its reallynot a read but it gives you a glance of steps and procedures, it has a cd rom which is most helpful it was like $ 30.00 and its called Success for he Nursing Assistant its a review book but its a start. I hope you have fun because I am and I am learning a lot of things I never knew.
couldntbhappier
51 Posts
Hello, Hello:
I just wanted to start off by saying "hi" & welcome to the board! I don't have any book recommendations to help you prior to starting your CNA classes, but I did want to let you know, that I took my CNA class in April, I've been out of school for 10 years, & I did just fine, as I'm sure you will as well. Admittedly, it took a couple of days to fall into a routine. After those couple of days, though, I didn't look back. If you have questions or are curious about anything - be sure to take advantage of this board. There are wonderful, smart people here that have been a God-send to me when I couldn't find a blood pressure or didn't know which scrubs to buy! They were extremely helpful & happy to help. Also, feel free to "vent" as well. I've been overwhelmed a bit, recently, & the people here have been amazing!
Oh, yes. You could read: "Nobody's Home". For the life of me, I cannot remember who wrote it, I'll have to find my copy. It's written by a gentleman who was a CNA in a nursing home. Hmm... Who knows - perhaps I should read it again, as well...
Thank You So Much I Will Check That Out. Can You Tell Me How Many Text Books On Your Booklist. And What They Are If You Don't Mind. Good Luck On Your Schooling.
SHELL75
58 Posts
I Passed My State Board For Cna When I Was 16 And Never Studied. If You've Ever Taken Care Of Children, Your Clinicals Won't Be A Problem Either. You'll Do Fine, Don't Worry!! In School To Be A Rn Now And Been Out Of School For 14 Yrs, Have A 4.0 So Far!! Don't Worry!