Nursing Skills Testing

 

Whether you are placing nurses in temporary or permanent positions, the Nursing test package gives you:

 

– Reliable standardized tests for measuring acumen with Dosage Calculations and Medical Coding (ICD-9-CM)

– Tests for evaluating knowledge of nursing specialties including Critical Care, Surgical, Intensive Care, Emergency Room, Clinical Radiology, Labor and Delivery, Pediatrics, Psychiatrics and more.

 

Critical Care

Measures examinees knowledge of critical care nursing, including cardio-vascular, respiratory, neurological, abdominal, renal, endocrine, and hematologic systems, shock, legal/ethical issues, caring practice, diversity, and collaboration. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25

 

Critical Care Scenarios

Measures how successfully examinees can apply critical care nursing knowledge and skills across a variety of disciplines including cardio-vascular, respiratory, neurological, abdominal, renal, endocrine, and hematologic systems, shock, legal/ethical issues, caring practice, diversity, and collaboration. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively. 

Number of questions: 30

 

Clinical Radiology

Assesses examinees’ knowledge of clinical radiology, including chest, abdominal, spinal and limb radiographs, non-traumatic skeletal, and CT head scan radiographs, and radiographic diagnostics. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25

 

Dosage Calculations

This test measures examinees’ ability to calculate dosages required for the directed administration of medications. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 30

 

Emergency Room

Assess examinees’ knowledge of emergency nursing, including triage, patient assessment, a full range of systems disorders, transfer/transport, disaster, legal/ethical issues, research and education. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25

 

Labor & Delivery

This test assesses examinees’ knowledge of labor and delivery nursing, including Apgar scores, fetal positioning, labor stages, newborn norms and disorders, diagnostics, and delivery and post-delivery procedures.

Number of questions: 30

 

Medical Coding (ICD-9-CM)

This test allows examinees’ knowledge of ICD-9-CM coding, including classification, forms, index, conventions and coding.

Number of questions: 20

 

Medical/Surgical Assess examinees’ knowledge of medical surgical nursing, including patient assessment, a full range of systems disorders, and pediatric, cancer, perioperative and geriatric nursing. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25

 

Medication Scenarios

 This test measures examinees’ ability to perform standard calculations required for the directed administration of medications, as well as knowledge of safe and effective medication procedures. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 30

 

Neonatal ICU

Assesses examinees’ knowledge of neonatal intensive care nursing, including fetal and extra uterine assessment and development, a full range of neonatal systems disorders, nutrition and feeding, and genetic and legal/ethical issues. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions:25

 

Pediatric

This test assess examinees’ knowledge of pediatric nursing, including childhood, infant, newborn, toddler, preschooler, school age and adolescent norms and disorders, a full range of systems disorders, disability and cultural issues. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25

 

Psychiatric This test assesses examinees’ knowledge of psychiatric nursing, including diagnostics, early disorders, delirium, substances, schizophrenia; anxiety, sleep, somataform, dissociative, sexual, eating, and personality disorders; abuse factors, impulse control, psychotropic medications, and defense mechanisms. Two complete tests are available, allowing test administrators to test and retest or test more exhaustively.

Number of questions: 25