A. what does it mean to be in charge of the six sub-specialties of nurses?

Nursing, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and community nursing are six sub-majors.

B. is the exam for the nurse in charge divided into majors?

Nurses in charge are divided into specialties.

There are six majors in charge of nursing examination: nursing, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and community nursing.

The title of nurse is divided into five grades, which are senior titles: head nurse; Deputy senior titles: deputy director and nurse; Intermediate title: nurse in charge; Junior title: nurse; Nurse qualification: nurse.

(2) Extended reading by specialty will be indicated on the certificate of the competent nurse:

First, to participate in the nurse qualification examination conditions:

1, obtained the corresponding professional secondary school education, and worked as a nurse for 5 years;

2. Obtain a college degree in the corresponding major and have been employed as a nurse for 3 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or master's degree in the corresponding major, and have been engaged in technical work in this major for 1 year.

Two, to participate in the intermediate competent nurse qualification examination conditions:

1, obtained the corresponding professional secondary school education, and worked as a nurse for 7 years;

2. Obtain a college degree in a corresponding major and have worked as a nurse for 6 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree in the corresponding major and have worked as a nurse for 4 years;

4. Obtain the corresponding professional master's degree and have worked as a nurse for 2 years;

5. You can take the exam after obtaining the corresponding professional doctorate.

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C. What are the major and sub-major settings in the health professional technical qualification examination?

The main subjects of health professional examination generally refer to basic knowledge and related professional knowledge. Sub-majors are specific examination subjects.

Take the nurse in charge as an example:

Main professional

1, basic knowledge content; Etiology, pathogenesis and auxiliary examination ratio of clinical common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases: internal medicine 35% surgery 35% obstetrics and gynecology 15% pediatrics 15%.

2. Related professional knowledge: nursing health education, hospital infection nursing and nursing management: nursing health education 30%, hospital infection nursing 35% and nursing management 35%.

Minor

1 nursing

2, internal medicine nursing

3. Surgical care

4, obstetrics and gynecology nursing

5. Pediatric nursing

6. Community care

D. what majors does the qualified nurse exam include?

The intermediate competent nurse examination includes six sub-majors: nursing, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and community nursing. Basic knowledge and related professional knowledge assessment content is the same; Professional knowledge and professional practice are assessed differently according to their abilities according to different sub-majors.

E. Is the qualification certificate of deputy director nurse a minor course?

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Nurse is the primary technical title of nursing staff, equivalent to resident or assistant engineer. It can be obtained after three to five years of work as a nurse with a college degree, or after one year of graduation work as an undergraduate nursing student.

F. help: apply for the nurse in charge, and choose what major?

Nursing specialty (intermediate) includes six sub-specialties: nursing, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and community nursing. Basic knowledge and related professional knowledge assessment content is the same; Professional knowledge and professional practice are assessed differently according to their abilities according to different sub-majors.

Professional practical ability mainly examines candidates' practical skills and clinical thinking ability, emphasizing the comprehensive application of knowledge, so candidates should comprehensively review the contents of related disciplines.

Minor

Nursing professional knowledge: (clinical manifestations and treatment points of common and frequently-occurring diseases in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and pediatrics (internal medicine and surgery each account for 30%, gynecology and pediatrics each account for 20%).

Professional practice ability: comprehensive nursing contents of internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology and pediatrics (internal medicine and surgery each account for 30%, and women and children each account for 20%)

Professional knowledge of internal medicine nursing: clinical manifestations, treatment points and medication principles of internal medicine diseases. Contents of internal medicine nursing.

Professional knowledge of surgical nursing: clinical manifestations, treatment points and medication principles of surgical diseases. The content of surgical nursing.

Professional knowledge of obstetrics and gynecology nursing: clinical manifestations, treatment points and medication principles of gynecological diseases. Professional practical ability: the content of obstetrics and gynecology nursing

Professional knowledge of pediatric nursing: clinical manifestations, treatment points and medication principles of pediatric diseases. The content of pediatric nursing.

Professional knowledge of community nursing: basic knowledge, theory and methods of community nursing. Content of community nursing.

G. what should I do if I don't review my major in charge of the nurse exam?

The minor major was admitted by the main nursing nurse. If you don't study the e-answer test paper, you only know nursing and have a deep analysis of other sub-majors, so you can master it quickly.

H. which major is easier to take the nurse-in-charge exam? How to choose a major? Do you need to buy related books? If yes, what books do you need to buy?

Hello, if you are a nursing student, I suggest you consult Zhongyu Education. Their first customs clearance change was very good.

First, hello, I'm going to apply for nursing supervisor and pediatrics minor course. Some people say that after applying for a junior college, I must be an undergraduate, not another major. Is that so?

Not necessarily! Majoring mainly affects future promotion.

J. The exam for competent nurses includes six sub-majors. What should I take in nursing? What's the difference between them and the other five professional exams? Which major is easier to pass?

The secondary (intermediate) nursing specialty includes six sub-specialties: nursing system, internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing and community nursing. Basic knowledge and related professional knowledge assessment content is the same; Professional knowledge and professional practice ability are different according to different assessment methods of sub-majors.