Test Description
This test measures the candidate’s ability to provide direct patient care by assessing, planning, and evaluating individual patient needs; coordinating patient care through collaboration with the patient, family, and healthcare team.
Format
The test consists of multiple-choice questions and scenarios that assess the candidate’s ability to provide direct patient care. The scenarios may include patient assessments, care planning, and evaluation of patient outcomes. The questions may cover topics such as patient safety, infection control, medication administration, and communication with patients and healthcare team members.
Scoring
The test is scored on a scale of 0-100, with a passing score of 70 or higher. The score report includes a breakdown of the candidate’s performance in each area assessed by the test.
Preparation
Candidates should review patient care principles and practices, including assessment, planning, and evaluation of patient needs. They should also review communication skills and collaboration with patients and healthcare team members. Candidates may also benefit from reviewing infection control and medication administration principles.