The steps most people fail at states

[mamayogibear]

If you are like me and haven't yet taken states exams this article might be useful

http://listserv.wa.gov/cgi-bin/wa?A3=ind0908&L=NATCEP-WA&E=base64&P=157925&B=--part-0x7AcBcVQ0BcoudBgYwR6sT3y-VOB--OR7FlW1Zb3zLD-&T=APPLICATION%2FPDF;%20name=%22H:DataClare%20DocsWA_NA%20NNAAP%20Skills%20Analysis%20Rpt%202008%20(2).pdf%22&N=H:DataClare%20DocsWA_NA%20NNAAP%20Skills%20Analysis%20Rpt%202008%20(2).pdf

[yajaira21]

Thank you soo much!!!!!!!!!!! got my test on this monday

[yousoldtheworld]

According to the lady who administered our test, a BIG thing that causes people to fail is safety risks. For example, raising a bed to give a bed bath, then walking away, leaving the bed raised. Or rolling someone without having the siderail raised, etc. In some states, safety violations are immediate fails, even if you've done the actual steps of the skills perfectly.

[karamarie91]

wow. this is very helpful. I wonder if one is available for the state of Georgia.

Best wishes!

[mamayogibear]

Bump so I can read before taking my states today :crossfingers: