CCRN Review

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I am scheduled to take the CCRN exam the 29th of March. Using Pass CCRN! and AACN review book. If anyone has used these books can u tell me if these books are any good to use for the exam? If anyone has taken exam recently can u tell me how the exam was? Very nervous!

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Specializes in ER/ICU/STICU.

I found the Pass CCRN CD to be extremely helpful.

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Check out CCRN review podcast on iTunes. Very good review seminar

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Specializes in ER, progressive care.
Check out CCRN review podcast on iTunes. Very good review seminar

I'm studying for the PCCN, but I checked out the CCRN podcasts and they are very informative. and free!

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Specializes in Internal + family medicine, ICU, psych.

Years ago, I took Dr. Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio's 2-day live CCRN review.

She was absolutely AWESOME!

I'm not sure if she still teach the course, she is fun, dynamic, and knows how to explain difficult concepts into a fun, memorable ways.

Good luck to you,

Ellen

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Just wanted to say thanks for all the suggestions. I used both and as well as AACN core review book. All put together helped a ton. I am proud to say that I passed the CCRN exam today!!!!!! What a feeling!!!!! Thanks again everybody!!!

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I used the PASS CCRN and Laura Gasparis CD's they really helped, but what helped the most was the PASS CCRN questions that came on the disc. A week before the test I paid to take the sample test from AMP, the people that provide the testing. I actually got three questions verbatim from that test, and about seven from the pass CCRN. The test is not as hard as everyone thinks; have the battle is reading the question. Good luck to anyone interested in taking it!

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Specializes in Step-down ICU.

Anybody here selling Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio's 2 day review DVD for a good price?

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Specializes in critical care.

yes, I think "pass ccrn" would be the best shot. the ccrn review podcast on itunes is great also. :)

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I work in the ER and in am CEN certified. I have never worked a shift in the ICU, but i am also CCRN certified. I found the "pass ccrn" book useful.If you know your patho, then you should be fine, as the ccrn is basically a detailed pathophysiology test.

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I have a set both book and DVD's if you are still interested. My email is [email protected]

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I'm studying for CCRN, currently using PASS CCRN and Laura G CDs. BUT does anyone have any suggestions for studying hemodynamics? The pacep.org site is no longer available. Also, any good podcasts out there? I have a LONG commute and like podcasts for extra learnin'.

Many thanks for any suggestions!!

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