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ahjo7676

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  1. Took my test Friday, i get BBBBaaaaaadddddd test anxiety. Just keep telling urself u can do it repeat it to urself out loud. be confident. i did this and when i showed up i volunteered to go first (which i never do) i went in there took my time, talked with the resident, and did what i was supposed to. U KNOW ALL THE SKILLS, YOU CAN DO IT!!!!! i didnt sleep the night b4 my test so its normal but dont let the nerves get the best of u, most ppl failed cuz they let their nerves win.
  2. well i berely passed my state test and have yet to work. but i know from doing my clinicals at the end of the day i felt good about myself. its nice to see the impact u can have on someones life, im sure u get that in teaching. I got into being a cna cuz i love to help, in some cases the patients, residents completely depend on you and if u have a big heart and can handle hard work this is the job for u. Cna is a stepping stone for many, dont stop there. the possibilities are endless
  3. i just passed my test and im looking into working at a hospital, but i was wondering where should i begin? what section of the hospital is good for someone starting out? ive been offered a spot on the ambulatory floor but dont really know what to expect. any advice or info is appreciated
  4. my program had anatomy 1 and 2 im not one who likes bookwork and studying but i passed it pretty easily. nothing about chem though
  5. MY class was 8 months most of the studying was for terminology, patient rights and abbreviations, its not hard if u pay attention. the test isnt too hard but alot of ppl fail due to their nerves getting the best of them
  6. my cna program was 8 months most of the studying i did was for terminology, abbreviations and patient rights. as for the state ttest i was nervous the night before didnt sleep at all (berely took it friday) luckily i didnt have hard skills to do and passed it. ur program should teach u everything u need to know and ull be prepared most ppl who have failed let their nerves get the best of them i think

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