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Kaplan Nursing School Admissions Test is a pre-confirmation evaluation to decide if an understudy has the essential scholarly abilities to perform adequately in a school of nursing. Intended for understudies with a secondary school training (or equal), the 91-address, different decision test gives a general rate score and subscores for essential perusing, composing, math, science and basic considering. The Kaplan Nursing School Admissions Test is one of a kind in that it is nursing-content centered. The math segment concentrates on math abilities foundational to clinical fitness: decimal to portion changes, proportions and extents. The science area has an attention on life structures and physiology at a level fitting for a secondary school graduate. Test results provide scores for: Reading Comprehension Writing Math Science Critical Thinking The reading section contains 22 questions to be answered in 45 minutes. Candidates read four passages and answer questions that measure the essential skills required for reading: Determining the logic of a passage Comprehending details Drawing basic inferences Identifying the purpose of a passage The math section contains 28 questions to be answered in 45 minutes. The test measures the candidate’s ability to apply mathematical principles in the following areas: Conversions Operations Ratios Word problems The writing section contains 21 questions to be answered in 45 minutes. Candidates read nine passages and answer questions that measure the essential skills required for writing: Assessing passage development Assessing paragraph logic Assessing mechanics of writing The science section contains 20 questions to be answered in 30 minutes. The test measures the candidate’s knowledge of physiology in the following areas: Cardiovascular system Electrolytesc Gastrointestinal system Immune system Neurology Renal system Hematological system Homeostasis Respiratory system Sensory system |
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