Writing Canadian PN exam in Sept need help

The exam is really nothing to stress over. If you made it through school and have worked as as GPN before hand it really isn't difficult. Very common sense. Just brush up on areas that you don't do at work.

When I wrote mine, I needed to brush up on IV fluids because the facility where I worked, there were no IVs.

Best advice, good night's sleep, allow extra time for travel to the site, chewing gum and kleenex. It's all up there in your brain.

I remember many of the questions from the study guide appeared on the test.

So, if you have the practice disk and are doing ok on it, you'll be fine on the day.

The exam is really nothing to stress over. If you made it through school and have worked as as GPN before hand it really isn't difficult. Very common sense. Just brush up on areas that you don't do at work.

When I wrote mine, I needed to brush up on IV fluids because the facility where I worked, there were no IVs.

Best advice, good night's sleep, allow extra time for travel to the site, chewing gum and kleenex. It's all up there in your brain.

I remember many of the questions from the study guide appeared on the test.

So, if you have the practice disk and are doing ok on it, you'll be fine on the day.

Hello, I just got this infor from my friend... there are review classes conducted in toronto... there is the website : http://www.nurseseducation.com/welcome.html
Hope it helps... BTW... ANYBODY ATTENDED the review class b4 Or anybody brought the handbook from there? Thanks!