Excelsior: Health and Safety EXAM

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I recently applied to Excelsior and I want to take the Health and Safety exam but Im not sure what to study. I recieved the content guide but where do I get the study guides? I saw the books that were recommended also do i need all of those? any help would greatly be apprieciated

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

The exam content guide is your syllabus. Textbooks of some sort would be a good idea! Some students buy one edition back from the current edition to save money.

This is a good thread to read: https://allnurses.com/distance-learning-nursing/please-read-before-322538.html

Lots of great info in there.

For studying, I used textbooks, notes from StudyGroup101 (http://www.studygroup101.com), flashcards from flashcardexchange.com, and the EC practice exams.

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Specializes in Mental and Behavioral Health.

Best way to study for EC Nursing Concepts Exams? Get a Saunder's Comprehensive Reveiw for the NCLEX-RN, and study the part that is relevant to your NC test. The book costs less than $40, and you can get it on Amazon. It comes with a CD with study questions and rationals.

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i just took the health safety test on monday and i passed with a b.

i am a paramedic so i ve never had any nursing theory material and found my brain had to think differently.

although i have bought a lotttt of recomended text books, for the most part, i didnt crack em at all.

at first i did with the fundamentals but all the nursing theory stuff made my brain hurt.

so for about 12 hours over the week before--3 or 4 hours on saturday and all day sunday--i study stuff i got off ebay from studygroup101 and did a computer-base exam (something like over 200 questions) from ahhh can't think of the name of the seller but the cd is called excelsior nursing health safety computer-based exam cd. in addion too those two, i bought linda arends study guide and did look at but she has her logo on all the pages and it's hard to read. so i found i had so much material to look at when i was down to the wire i just stayed with studygroup and the computer-based exam cd.

i will say that i was freaking out that morning. my exam was at 3:30pm. but when i sat down and started taking the exam after a few questions i felt "this is too easy of a exam" and started to relax. i did feel i had a 100% of course i didnt and was really upset that i didnt. so i think the computer-based cd and studygroup did help.

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