Which chapters are generally the focus of the nursing exam?

The nurse examination generally focuses on basic nursing knowledge and skills, care of patients with circulatory system diseases, care of patients with digestive system diseases, care of patients with respiratory system diseases, and care of patients with diseases in pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium. chapters.

Therefore, from the above table we can know that the first, second, third, fourth, seventh, thirteenth, fifteenth, seventeenth and twenty-first are important chapters.

The first four chapters account for the largest proportion, so focus on the first four chapters. However, most people report that Chapter 2 is more difficult, so you can put Chapter 2 later according to your personal situation, and don't get stuck in Chapter 2 and stagnate. Other chapters should be reviewed with emphasis according to the proportion of the exam. The small proportion of the exam does not mean that there is no need to review. If there is enough time, these chapters should be reviewed at the end, because these chapters are The questions are all simple.

Extended information:

All nursing examinations use single-choice questions, including A1, A2, and A3/A4 type questions. All test questions consist of a question stem and five options. Only one of the five options is the correct answer. Interfering answers can be partially correct or completely incorrect. Candidates need to find the best or most appropriate option. Since 2014, the questions began to appear in the form of pictures and texts.

The examination includes two subjects: professional practice and practical ability. Passing two subjects at one time is considered a pass.

Professional Practice: The ability to use knowledge related to nursing work to complete nursing work effectively and safely. The examination content involves medical knowledge related to health and disease, basic nursing care and skills, as well as the clinical application ability of social and humanistic knowledge related to nursing.

Practical ability: The ability to use nursing professional knowledge and skills to complete nursing tasks. The examination content involves the clinical manifestations of the disease, treatment principles, health assessment, nursing procedures and nursing professional techniques, and the clinical application of health education.