How to study

Understand, answer,
then look again.

You do not need a long block of time. Small daily study becomes knowledge you can use on the exam.

3 steps

Use the same theme 3 times.

Do not stop at watching. Go through understand, check, and practice, then return to what you missed.

01
Longer lesson
Understand the reason
Look at diagrams and cases, and connect the right thinking with the reason.
02
One question
Recall it soon
Choose an answer, then check where you hesitated.
03
Official past exams
Use the real exam form
Set a time, solve them, then return to the lesson for themes you missed.

A 1-week example

If you miss a day, you do not need to do everything the next day. Start again from the place you decided.

MonWatch the lesson through the first half5 min

TueWatch the rest of the lesson5 min

WedSolve 3 one-question items3 min

ThuReview the part you missed5 min

FriSolve a past exam10 min

Exam range

The 39th exam splits 4 areas, 12 subjects, and a comprehensive question into parts A, B, and C.

Part A6 subjects

The ground for respecting each user as a person, and supporting their life.

Part B5 subjects

Connect aging, dementia, disability, and medical care so you understand them together.

Part C2 subjects

Combine what you learned and build a way of thinking about care.

Start with 1 minute.