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what is on transitions test/chronicity

i will be taking my transitions ec test. There seems to be so much info, what do i really need to know. also studying chronicity now. Any tips for that test would be great. Have been using TCN modules and getting straight A's even though i find that they don't always have everything i need thank goodness for my LPN school. I took Micro , was the only general ed class i needed all rest of prereq's done. i also took health and safety which seemed like basic common nursing sense. I read for two months, took the test and realized i could've taken it without reading anything.:mad: Is transitions and chronicity like that, just common nursing sense? :uhoh3: Or are these tests that require more study time?

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    There is more to those tests than the basics. Suggest you start with the suggested readings from the EC study outline. As a minimum, the suggested reading will give you the content areas covered by the exams.

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    agreed with caliotter...the EC free content guides are your best bet to know if you hit all the info you need to know for the exams

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    Take the practice exams, will also help you determine the content and if you are "ready" for the actual exam. I started taking the first practice test early in my studies, then the second test as a I got closer to the exam. good luck. K

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