1. What are the majors that nurses can choose for postgraduate entrance examination?

Nursing education, nursing management, clinical nutrition and nursing, nursing and hospital infection control, clinical nursing, community nursing, nurse-patient communication, cardiovascular nursing, intensive care nursing, elderly care, internal and external gynecology and pediatrics care, aging and health research, nursing psychology and psychiatric nursing.

Of course, in addition to the above majors, it is also possible to cross majors, but it will be more difficult. As long as those majors do not explicitly say that registered nurses are not allowed, they can take the exam.

2. What major can a nurse apply for?

Nurses are nursing majors and work in medical institutions. Most medical institutions are institutions, not civil servants.

Basically, this major is only available in the prison system, not every year. After all, prisons don't need to recruit new nurses every year.

Whether it is clinical medicine, public health or Chinese medicine, basically civil servants rarely recruit.

If you can't do it again, you can only try non-professional posts, such as some grassroots posts in towns and villages.

3. What does the nurse take?

Of course. As long as there is a position recruited by civil servants that needs nursing, you can apply for it, or you can apply for nursing, as long as there is no professional position. We can't handle civil servant positions with majors, but we should choose according to the requirements of civil servant recruitment positions in that year. Prompt candidates: the civil service examination is not the major of the candidates, but the professional requirements for recruiting civil servants in that year. For example, students majoring in nursing may not want nursing in audit positions in those years. Other positions, such as grass-roots units in agriculture and forestry, may require nursing majors. Therefore, I suggest that you take a good look at the professional requirements of civil servant recruitment positions in the past when you apply for the exam. Only when you meet the professional requirements of this position can you apply for this position.

4. What is the main test for nurses?

At present, China Health Talent Network has released a trial version of the outline of the 2020 nurse qualification examination. Chongqing Zhonggong Education I have compiled the exam outline for you as follows:

First, the examination method

Type and number of problems

All the questions in the nurse qualification examination are multiple-choice questions. The types of questions include clinical background, mainly using A2 and A3/A4 questions (see Annex for examples of questions), gradually increasing case analysis and multimedia questions, supplemented by a small number of A 1 questions that examine concepts. The examination is divided into professional practice and practical ability, and the number of questions in each subject is 120 ~ 160.

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Use a computer to read papers. For candidates who pass the exam, provide candidates' transcripts and certificates of passing the nurse qualification examination.

Second, the examination content

(A) the content structure of the test paper

The examination paper content structure of nurse qualification examination includes three aspects. They are:

1. Main nursing tasks

2. Nursing knowledge needed to complete the task.

3. Every question of common diseases can include the above three aspects, that is, taking common diseases as the background, using what you have learned to complete a specific nursing task. For example, the patient, male, 78 years old, suffered from essential hypertension for 26 years and was admitted to hospital due to heart failure. The doctor prescribed oral digoxin. Before applying digoxin to patients, nurses should first evaluate the following contents:

A. Heart rate and rhythm

B.24-hour urine volume

C. respiratory frequency

D. blood pressure

E. degree of edema

This topic mainly investigates the patients with hypertension complicated with heart failure (disease background). Nurses should use their own nursing knowledge (pharmacological knowledge) to evaluate patients (tasks) before taking drugs.

(2) the main nursing tasks involved in the inspection

The main nursing tasks refer to the common nursing tasks of nurses in the initial stage of clinical work (0 ~ 3 years). Seven kinds of nursing tasks are involved in the examination, namely:

Third, the subject division:

Nurse qualification examination includes two subjects: professional practice and practical ability.

Examination content of professional practice subjects: the ability to use nursing related knowledge to complete the work effectively and safely. The examination covers medical knowledge related to health and diseases, basic nursing skills and clinical application ability of social and humanistic knowledge related to nursing.

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

Four. Problem description and examples:

All the nurse qualification examinations adopt multiple-choice questions. All test questions consist of a stem and five options, of which only one is the correct answer, and the rest are interference answers.

The interference answer may be partially correct or completely incorrect. When answering this question, candidates need to compare the options and find out better or more suitable options. The examination adopts A 1, A2, A3/A4 questions. The descriptions and examples of various test questions are as follows:

(A) A 1 type questions (single-sentence priority multiple-choice questions)

A 1 type questions are characterized by concise questions, which examine the examinee's mastery of a single knowledge point.

A 1 sample questions:

1. After lumbar puncture, the time for the patient to lie on the pillow is:

A. 1 ~ 2 hours

B.3 ~ 4 hours

C.4 ~ 6 hours

D. 10 ~ 12 hours

24 hours

(b) Type A2 problem (better multiple choice problem with abstract medical records)

Type A2 questions are characterized by describing a short medical record, which tests the examinee's analytical judgment ability.

A2 class test questions sample questions:

2. Patient, male, 30 years old. 30 minutes ago, he was admitted to the hospital with a fracture of the anterior cranial fossa caused by a car accident and was treated conservatively. The nursing measures for this patient are incorrect:

A the elevation of the bed head is 15 ~ 20.

B. wash the nasal cavity with antibiotic solution

C. don't block the nasal cavity

D. Prohibition of lumbar puncture

Keep the external auditory canal, oral cavity and nasal cavity clean.

(3) Type 3)A3 questions (multiple choice questions with better medical records)

Type A3 questions describe a patient-centered clinical scenario, and two or three independent questions at different test points are put forward according to relevant scenarios.

Sample questions for A3 test questions:

(3 ~ 5 titled Dry Goods) Patient, male, 40 years old. After a full meal, there was severe pain in the upper abdomen for 3 hours, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Preliminary physical examination: conscious, flat abdomen, obvious tenderness of the whole abdomen, tabular rigidity, and disappearance of bowel sounds.

3. The triage nurse should first judge whether the patient may:

A. Acute abdomen, suspected pancreatitis

B. hysteria

C. Digestive tract infection, suspected typhoid fever

D. Central nervous system disease, suspected cerebral hernia

E. Trauma, suspected pelvic fracture

4. The triage nurse is more suitable for handling:

A. Priority is given to emergency general surgery

B. Priority neurosurgery emergency

C. Emergency treatment is orderly

D. Go home and continue to observe

E. Ask for further medical history

5. The reason why bowel sounds disappear is more likely to be:

A. Intestinal perforation

B. Intestinal blood supply disorder

C. Mechanical intestinal obstruction

D. I have a sharp pain in my abdomen and dare not breathe.

E. intestinal paralysis caused by inflammation

(4) A4 questions (multiple choice questions with good medical records)

A4-type questions describe a single patient or family-centered clinical situation, and draw up 4-6 independent questions, which can gradually add some new information with the development of the disease to examine the comprehensive clinical ability.

A4 type test questions sample questions:

(6 ~ 9 titled Dry Goods) Patient, male, 63 years old. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has been diagnosed for nearly 10 years, and it always needs family care and daily life because of dyspnea. When I started defecation this morning, my shortness of breath suddenly increased obviously, accompanied by chest pain, and I was sent to the emergency department.

6. When collecting medical history, special attention should be paid to asking:

A. Location, nature and accompanying symptoms of chest pain

B. History of coronary heart disease and angina pectoris

C. Smoking history

D. Recent chest X-rays

Recent medication history, such as bronchodilators and antibiotics.

7. Physical examination should focus on:

A. Lower lung boundary position and lower lung boundary activity

B. lung rales

C. pathological bronchial breath sounds

D. Bilateral comparison of chest percussion sound and breathing sound

E. carotid artery filling

8. The auxiliary examinations that are valuable for diagnosis are:

A.b-ultrasound imaging

B. electrocardiogram

C.x-ray perspective or photography

D. nuclear magnetic resonance imaging

E. radionuclide lung scanning

9. 【 Hypothetical information 】 The left emphysema complicated with spontaneous pneumothorax was diagnosed by examination, and it was planned to be treated with water-sealed bottle drainage through thoracic intubation. Nurses should explain to patients that the main purpose of drainage is:

A. Maintain severely damaged lung function and prevent respiratory failure.

B. Shorten hospitalization time

C. Preventing the formation of chronic pneumothorax

D. Prevention of secondary infection in thoracic cavity

E. prevent complications caused by disturbance of circulatory system.

I am a nurse and want to take the postgraduate entrance examination. I don't know what major I can apply for.

Undergraduate nursing students can take an inter-professional exam. I wonder what major you want to take? There are fewer restrictions on basic medical schools and more restrictions on clinical medical schools, depending on which school you want to take! You can also visit the website of that school! Here I want to ask you, do you like this major? If you like it, go to work. If you don't like it, take the postgraduate entrance examination! At present, most basic medicine and clinical medicine are subject to national unified examination, including foreign languages (100), politics (100) and comprehensive western medicine (300), including physiology and biochemistry. Pathology, diagnosis, internal medicine, surgery), maybe it's a little difficult for you to integrate western medicine. You haven't studied some courses, but it doesn't matter, just review them well!

If you want to continue your background knowledge, pathology, pathophysiology, immunology, medical physiology, pediatrics, geriatrics, psychiatry, etc. If you are good at biology and chemistry, you can also do medicinal chemistry and biological cytology.

If you abandon your previous knowledge, you can pass many exams. Except for some English and MBA majors, you can cross as long as you want, that is, the challenge will be greater and you will work harder than the candidates in this major.

6. What major should I study as a nurse?

If you want to be a nurse, you must have at least a nurse's qualification certificate. You need a secondary school education or above to apply for a nurse's qualification certificate, so I suggest you go to a special health school and then come out for research. . .

7. If you want to be a nurse in the future, what university should you apply to and what major should you study as a nurse?

Hello, I'm Mianyu, and I have different wonderful information to share with you every day.

Let's discuss today what kind of university and major we should choose if we want to be a nurse after graduation.

If you want to be a nurse, you need to go to medical college and medical university to study nursing. Pay attention to nursing is a major, but other majors are not. Nursing majors study many subjects, such as human anatomy, physiology, pathology, pathophysiology, nursing psychology, pharmacology, health assessment, basic nursing (including introduction to nursing), internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, pediatric nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing and so on.

8. What related majors can nursing graduates take?

You can apply for the exam, even if you want to take the clinical exam.

1, pay attention to the fact that you have to apply for the school enrollment brochure, which will explain whether you want to take an interdisciplinary exam.

2. Pay attention to contact the tutor.

I wish you success!

9. What major can nursing graduate students take?

Can one's deceased father grind professional include:

1, all research directions of clinical medicine, including internal medicine, major surgery, gynecology and pediatrics. According to the system, general internal medicine is divided into digestive, kidney, nerve, endocardium and respiratory medicine, and surgery is divided into general surgery, urology, cardiothoracic surgery and brain surgery. And the five senses and so on. Some schools of stomatology may also enroll some students.

2. Basic medicine: including immunology, pathology, physiology and microbiology.

3. Pharmacy: pharmacology, pharmacy, etc.

4. Non-medical cross examination. In addition to English, some MBA majors can be tested except for conditional restrictions.

(9) What major should nurses take for extended reading: 1. In addition to the two public courses of politics and foreign languages, there are 1 or two specialized courses in the initial examination of nursing specialty, and the specialized courses in different schools may be different. Specific preliminary subjects can be found on the research websites of various schools. For example, (100209) nursing academic graduate students of China Medical University * * * take politics, English I and 308 comprehensive nursing courses.

2. Registration requirements: Postgraduate registration includes two stages: online registration and on-site confirmation. All candidates who take part in the postgraduate entrance examination are required to register online, and go to the registration site to confirm the online newspaper information, collect their own images and other related electronic information, and pay the registration fee according to the regulations.

In principle, fresh graduates should choose the registration point of the province (autonomous region or municipality) where their school is located to handle online registration and on-site confirmation procedures; Candidates for individual examinations should choose the registration point designated by the provincial education enrollment examination institution where the enrollment unit is located to handle online registration and on-site confirmation procedures; Other candidates (including professional degree candidates in business administration, public administration, tourism management and engineering management) choose the registration point designated by the provincial education entrance examination institution where their work or residence is located to go through online registration and on-site confirmation procedures.

The technical service of online registration is the responsibility of the National College Students' Information Consultation and Employment Guidance Center. On-site confirmation is organized by provincial education entrance examination institutions.