Is the question of recruiting three basic pens in hospitals the original question?

No, as a physical examination, medical expertise is necessary. Most parts of the country take medical professional knowledge as the main examination content, and many places only take medical professional knowledge. For example, professional knowledge of clinical medicine often includes internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics. Among them, internal medicine and surgery are important examination contents, especially internal medicine.

2. Some areas will assess medical related laws and regulations, medical ethics, medical psychology and other marginal disciplines on the basis of medical professional knowledge. The examination contents of these subjects often don't take up too much, but they can't be abandoned directly. Some areas will also assess some basic knowledge of public services, administrative professional ability tests and other relevant contents of civil service examinations.

In the hospital recruitment examination, some areas will examine the three basics of nursing, which is actually the abbreviation of basic theory, basic knowledge and basic technology, specifically: 1, basic theory: human anatomy; Physiology; Pathology; Pharmacology; Medical microbiology and immunology; biology Health law, medical ethics. 2. Basic knowledge: basic nursing, internal medicine nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, surgical nursing and pediatric nursing. 3. Basic skills: 12 nursing operation skills.