Guidelines for Nurses
Most of the HAAD exam's questions are indeed NCLEX type! but what i've
noticed is that the questions are mostly about basic nursing knowledge, which
includes basic drug computations (including drips such as dopa and dobu). most
of the questions were of the assessment and implementation type, like for
example the "earliest s/sx for a client with increased ICP would be decreasing
LOc or restlessness"...most of the diseases asked were about DM, CVD infarct and
bleed, MI and some other common diseases. i suggest that if you plan on taking
the exam, try answering NCLEX type of questions using mosby or saunders.
practice answering questions and learn the art of intelligent guessing.. The
exam is not that hard, but then again it is not that easy either. well, i hope
you were able to have a slight peak of what the exam is like.
The diffference between NCLEX RN and HAAD is that in HAAD you wont notice any
"select all that apply questions". you are given 180 minutes to answer all 150
questions. if you don't know the answer, you can flag that question and skip it
and then you can go back to it when you're done answering questions that you are
sure of. and finally, you'll get the result immediately after the exam. My tip
is read MOSBY and ABCpaasing foreign board exam of gapuz.
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