Nurses take four courses, namely: basic knowledge, related professional knowledge, professional knowledge and professional practical ability. The scores of all subjects in the nurse examination are calculated with 100 as the perfect score. A score of 60 in each subject is qualified, and the test results are valid for 2 years.

1. The examination content of basic knowledge is: etiology and pathogenesis of common clinical diseases and frequently-occurring diseases.

2. The contents of professional knowledge examination are: clinical manifestations of common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases, nursing problems and nursing measures.

3. The examination contents of relevant professional knowledge are: auxiliary examination of clinical common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases, and main points of treatment.

4. The contents of the professional practical ability examination are: related theories and operation techniques of nursing foundation.

Examination questions:

They are all multiple-choice questions, and the questions are A 1, A2, B 1, A3, A4:

(1)a 1 type questions (single-sentence best multiple-choice questions) Each question consists of 1 stem and 5 alternative answers. The stem of this question is a narrative sentence. Among the alternative answers, only 1 is the best choice, which is called the correct answer, and the other four are interference answers. The interference answer is either completely incorrect or partially correct.

(2) The test structure of 2)A2-type questions (best multiple-choice questions plus case summary) consists of 1 brief medical record as the stem of the questions and five alternative answers, of which 1 is the best choice.

(3) Type 3)A3 (case-group-type best multiple-choice question) structure is to describe a patient-centered clinical scene first, and then ask two or three related questions, each of which is related to the original clinical scene, but the test sites are different and the questions are independent of each other.

(D) A4-type questions (case series multiple-choice questions) begin to describe a clinical scenario centered on a single patient or family, and then ask 3 to 6 related questions. When the disease develops gradually, new information can be gradually added. Sometimes some secondary or presupposed hypothetical information is stated, which is not necessarily related to the specific patient described in the case.

(5) There are five alternative answers at the beginning of the B1type question (standard compatible question), and at least two questions are put forward after the alternative answers, requiring candidates to choose an answer closely related to each question. In a set of questions, each alternative answer can be selected once or more, but it can also be selected once.