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You don't have to do everything. Choose one small step.
A question asks: “Which option is NOT correct?” What should you look for?
Tap an answer to reveal the tip — this is practice, not a test.
Try a technique, then use it in your next revision session.
Question: Which response is the most appropriate first step when you don't understand an exam question?
A. Choose the longest answer immediately
B. Identify what the question is asking and check its key words
C. Skip reading the options altogether
Suggested answer: B. The words most appropriate and first help you narrow down the decision. This is a technique example, not a clinical exam question.
Tap a term to see a plain-English explanation.
The best choice for the specific situation, even when several answers sound plausible.
What should happen before the other actions in the question.
Look for the option that does not belong. Read slowly so you don't miss the negative wording.
A reason a treatment, action or investigation may be appropriate.
A reason a treatment or action may be unsuitable or should not be carried out.
Using methods designed to minimise contamination by microorganisms.
Transfer of microorganisms or contaminants between people, objects, equipment or surfaces.
Make a judgement using evidence, rather than just naming or describing something.
The reason an action is warranted after weighing the relevant information.
The order in which the steps of a process happen.
Make a gentle plan that suits your time and energy. Your exam date is optional.
How do you feel about each topic right now? This isn't a graded test or a prediction of your exam result.
Clear your head by checking the practical details ahead of time.
The Dental Nurse Study Co. is an independent revision resource, not an awarding organisation or an official exam paper. Clinical content should be checked against current professional guidance and your own qualification handbook. NEBDN ↗ · City & Guilds ↗
