National Certification Exam Candidates

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn’t mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn’t matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I have tried. I have looked it up. I have written notes. I still get the different boards of the state, nurse, practice act and the ANA and the state school, nursing board and the different disability acts confused.

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I have tried. I have looked it up. I have written notes. I still get the different boards of the state, nurse, practice act and the ANA and the state school, nursing board and the different disability acts confused.

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I have tried. I have looked it up. I have written notes. I still get the different boards of the state, nurse, practice act and the ANA and the state school, nursing board and the different disability acts confused.

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I have tried. I have looked it up. I have written notes. I still get the different boards of the state, nurse, practice act and the ANA and the state school, nursing board and the different disability acts confused.

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I have tried. I have looked it up. I have written notes. I still get the different boards of the state, nurse, practice act and the ANA and the state school, nursing board and the different disability acts confused.

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Good morning,

I have taken this exam twice & have failed both times. I signed up to take again this fall & I am nowhere near ready to take it again right now. I don't know why I thought I could study for it & take it this fall. Fall season for school nurses are by the far the busiest season. My head of health services here at my school has been out with pneumonia for 2 weeks & it has all been on me. I have 4 boys & 1 is a senior in HS preparing for college so my weekends have been between sporting events & college prep stuff. I know this sounds like lots of excuses, but I can't try to take this exam & fail again. It's pricey & for my own sanity I need to take this off my plate. 

I feel bad that this group has not been as chatty as the summer one. I wish you all luck going forward. 

Pat, can you lead me to who I contact to reschedule for the spring? I really don't want to have to do this over the summer again. I need to pass this & move on. 

Happy Monday!

Warmly,

Denise

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Hi,

I have taken practice tests and I think the biggest barrier for me is applying the "what ifs" and reading more into the questions than is needed.  It is hard not to have real- life scenarios affect my answer.  For example, there was a question about a peanut allergic kiddo that showed up in the office diaphoretic and complaining of a stomach ache and nausea.  Nowhere in the question was there anything about the child having eaten or having been exposed, and rather than gather a bit more information (like obtain a set of VS / assess the child), the correct answer was to give epi.   I know that is best practice for anaphylaxis, and "never wrong", but assessment is also important and the information given (i don't think) indicated anaphylaxis.   The child could have been running at recess or PE and be diaphoretic because of that, or have a fever, etc.  My first assessment question would have been about if the child had eaten or been exposed.     Sorry if this is the wrong week for this particular issue. -- Just trying to study it all and review.  I am taking the exam 10/28.  

Thanks for your help!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Hi,

I have taken practice tests and I think the biggest barrier for me is applying the "what ifs" and reading more into the questions than is needed.  It is hard not to have real- life scenarios affect my answer.  For example, there was a question about a peanut allergic kiddo that showed up in the office diaphoretic and complaining of a stomach ache and nausea.  Nowhere in the question was there anything about the child having eaten or having been exposed, and rather than gather a bit more information (like obtain a set of VS / assess the child), the correct answer was to give epi.   I know that is best practice for anaphylaxis, and "never wrong", but assessment is also important and the information given (i don't think) indicated anaphylaxis.   The child could have been running at recess or PE and be diaphoretic because of that, or have a fever, etc.  My first assessment question would have been about if the child had eaten or been exposed.     Sorry if this is the wrong week for this particular issue. -- Just trying to study it all and review.  I am taking the exam 10/28.  

Thanks for your help!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Good Morning!

What practice test did you use?

I take my exam in a couple weeks for the second time and im getting NERVOUS!

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

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Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

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Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States

Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Right, you are not allowed to disclose what is on the test but I can tell you that I think the most helpful things were the e-course, review book, and sample tests.  It is e pro purchase them all, but cheaper than retaking the test!!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

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Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States

Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

What is the ecourse?  Thanks! I take it next Friday.

Right, you are not allowed to disclose what is on the test but I can tell you that I think the most helpful things were the e-course, review book, and sample tests.  It is e pro purchase them all, but cheaper than retaking the test!!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

------------------------------
Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States

Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

It was listed as a resource to take on the NCSN resource page.  It is a 10 hour course online. I found it very helpful.

What is the ecourse?  Thanks! I take it next Friday.

Right, you are not allowed to disclose what is on the test but I can tell you that I think the most helpful things were the e-course, review book, and sample tests.  It is e pro purchase them all, but cheaper than retaking the test!!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

------------------------------
Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States

Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

What is the ecourse?  Thanks! I take it next Friday.

Right, you are not allowed to disclose what is on the test but I can tell you that I think the most helpful things were the e-course, review book, and sample tests.  It is e pro purchase them all, but cheaper than retaking the test!!

Congrats. I am happy for you. I take it next week. Can you tell me topics that I need to study?

------------------------------
Heather Nolting
Lebanon, MO United States

Original Message:
Sent: 10-29-2023 21:44
From: Neelye Kochanowicz
Subject: Welcome to Week #7 of our online study group

I took the exam on Saturday and I passed!  I totally didn't think I would as there seemed to be topics that I had not studied despite doing the e-course, the review exam book, and the 2 practice tests.  But, I passed!!  Good luck everyone!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Hello!

I took the exam Saturday and passed.

I had scheduled to take it online at home and had some technical difficulties.  The computer I had tested several times in the room I had prepared decided to do a  1/2 hour update.   At the last minute I had to change to another computer and scramble to make the room suitable, send my husband and animals out, etc.  That was very stressful.   

If you plan to do the exam online, my recommendation is to have plan B all set!

The review course with Janice Selekman was key for me.  There were questions that were not covered, but having the strong review by attending the course online and then listening to the course online ---especially the chapters I struggled with -- as well as going through the book many times helped my anxiety level. 

The test took me about 2 3/4 hours.

Good luck everyone!!!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

Hello!

I took the exam Saturday and passed.

I had scheduled to take it online at home and had some technical difficulties.  The computer I had tested several times in the room I had prepared decided to do a  1/2 hour update.   At the last minute I had to change to another computer and scramble to make the room suitable, send my husband and animals out, etc.  That was very stressful.   

If you plan to do the exam online, my recommendation is to have plan B all set!

The review course with Janice Selekman was key for me.  There were questions that were not covered, but having the strong review by attending the course online and then listening to the course online ---especially the chapters I struggled with -- as well as going through the book many times helped my anxiety level. 

The test took me about 2 3/4 hours.

Good luck everyone!!!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!

congratulations Carol

Well done!

Hello!

I took the exam Saturday and passed.

I had scheduled to take it online at home and had some technical difficulties.  The computer I had tested several times in the room I had prepared decided to do a  1/2 hour update.   At the last minute I had to change to another computer and scramble to make the room suitable, send my husband and animals out, etc.  That was very stressful.   

If you plan to do the exam online, my recommendation is to have plan B all set!

The review course with Janice Selekman was key for me.  There were questions that were not covered, but having the strong review by attending the course online and then listening to the course online ---especially the chapters I struggled with -- as well as going through the book many times helped my anxiety level. 

The test took me about 2 3/4 hours.

Good luck everyone!!!

Welcome to Week #7

This is the last week of our official study group for the Spring 2023 NBCSN Exam.

That doesn't mean we are done.  We are here if you have questions, comments, concerns, or feedback.

Week 7 in the 2020 Selekman/Cogan School Nurse Certification Review Course deals with Professional Issues and comprises 13% of the exam.

• The Law as it relates to health and education
• Code of Ethics (ANA/NASN)
• Regulation of Nursing
• Administrative Issues
• Legal Issues
• Use of Social Media in School Nursing

Corresponding chapters in the Selekman, Shannon, and Yonkaitis School Nursing a Comprehensive Text are Chapters 3, 8 – 10, 36 – 37.

You might be taking the exam right away, or you might be taking it towards the end of the window. You might even be preparing for another window. It doesn't matter. This community is always available courtesy of NASN. We are here to answer your questions and celebrate with you when you pass the exam.

Be sure to visit the Exam Prep page to make sure that you have taken advantage of all the materials that you feel will be helpful to you.

Special appreciation to @Pat Krin, MSN, M.S., RN, NCSN-E, FNP-BC-Retired, FNASN for helping to moderate this page & contributing to the study group messages!  Best of luck everyone, keep us posted!