What to Expect in your Nursing OSCA Exam | Tafe NSW student

Hi Guys!
Sorry its taken so long to film another video! I really hope this can be of some help though :)
Tarnie xxx
Instagram - @tarniebh

[@NurseT489]

Happy to have you upload when possible rather than not upload at all 🤗 I find these videos helpful x

[@tarniehorner7953]

thank you so much! xxx

[@laneyelson5586]

Keep posting please, love how honest you are! x

[@kativery7761]

Thank u so much. Very helpful. And my teacher was impressed with your responses

[@katdavies1719]

Thanks Tarnie , hope your nursing career is going well .

[@aprilhobson6870]

Always happy when you upload! My course got pushed back to October 😵😩 I love hearing your stories and advice

[@tarniehorner7953]

Oh thank you so so much 🥺 That’s so frustrating! I’m supposed to be on placement next month but not sure if it’ll go ahead now so hopefully it goes ahead so I don’t get behind! Thank you so much for watching 💛

[@chloestewart9800]

Keep posting when you can! I love your videos! very helpful. 😊

[@chimmucunga5699]

Thanks just about do do mine so nervous excited

[@stephaniesaulon9580]

Tarnie, can you educate me what will be the kind of work of a enrolled nurse? Is it the same with AIN the difference were EN we’re giving medication?

[@tarniehorner7953]

Definitely a bit more responsibility than an AIN but many similarities. You’ll do the same just more and be a little more in charge of the patients care and yes you’ll be doing some meds too :)

[@mannat9653]

Hii Tarnie first of all i would like to thankyou for all of your videos of nursing guidelines. I need to ask you something about the Enrolled nursing diploma that i am not from the medical background. So do i need to clear my basics of biology? As i have already 7 each in PTE and very soon i will be there for the admission in diploma.

[@tarniehorner7953]

Not sure exactly what PTE means but I do not have any background in biology or the medical field. You’ll just need to understand basic maths and English :)

[@charliegirl1390]

Can you advise of the difficulty of the LLN test

[@tanujasingh9393]

Hey I love to watch ur videos . But I wanted to know how u earn money during the dimploma ? Can student do a part-time?

[@laybae2339.]

How far in the course Do you have to do this test

[@mannat9653]

and Secondly, Would to like to share some experience with the LLN test please. Is it compulsory?

[@kr6604]

If you haven’t been in school for a few years then you will have to do it. I just finished mine, if english is your first language it should be extremely easy, the maths however has lots of hard questions so best to catch up and revise on your maths. I have multiple friends who did the LLN test before me and they said the maths part was so silly but just revise on all things maths. Algebra, fractions, mean-median etc. Don’t stress yourself out though as the results only last 15 months so if you don’t get the scores you need ( i was told exit level 4 working at 5 for both to get into nursing) you can come back after 15 months and try again

[@mannat9653]

thanks alot Tarnie for the support and motivation.

[@NurseT489]

Are they forcing the vaccine on students? Just wondering because I am planning on studying EN but so unsure 😬 xo

[@estellaepsley4683]

Yes. You can not work in any health care without the Covid vaccine. You can’t do placement unless you’re Covid vaccinated, without placement you fail stage one and can’t progress further.

[@brainybroccoli4499]

You have to have a full suite of the following vaccinations to work in a hospital in Australia: Influenza - annually Hepatitis B - One complete course Tuberculosis - Vaccination or evidence of immunity (once) Varicella (ie: chicken pox/shingles) - once (need show evidence of varicella immunity via serology [blood test]) Measles, Mumps & Rubella - once only Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis - every 10 years Covid-19 - two vaccinations

[@JannyJohn2]

Hi Tarnie! , is your EN course also include medication unit ? Given it 1.5 year ? , I saw some places in Victoria are offering diploma for 2 years, I’m so confused why is it 2 years .!

[@dehuipang1239]

Two years is part time , 1.5 is part time

[@dehuipang1239]

1.5 years is full time sorry