tayy'mac

I have been in Nursing school ever since I graduated high school. It took me 3 tries to pass my CNA class, now I am moving up to take my state test, which I am pretty nervous about. Previously, I've been reading that some people failed the first time, and I don't want to be one of those people. So I would highly appreciate if anyone could give me some pointers on what to do and not to do. Do you know what I should be studying about? Should I just re read my whole book again, take some side notes? What would I remember? What things are the evaluators going to count against me if I fail to do it? What precautions do I need to take? How did you prepare for this? After, you got through w CNA class, how long did you wait to take your state exam? Also, I am taking my state in New Mexico.. Thanks, again Tayy

This is my third time taking this course to finish out to take my state. For anyone that completed the state test, from everything you read in your Nursing class textbooks, are we going to need to know everything in the future, like determine anything that you may come across? I have a weird way of studying my lectures as well. I mean, I have to read every word until I can repeat any word I can say it to myself. But I do have a problem that, what ever I read, I don't actually understand it. What kind of studying is that? Anyway to fix that problem? Please, I need some other studying techniques/tips that I can process what I read?

I would like to know what kind of jobs are there with office task work involving computers that is in the health care field?

I would like to know the difference between two careers that came across my mind such as: Health Information Technology (HIT) Medical Billing and Coding Are both of these careers the same as in the criteria?