Published Jan 20, 2007
Mayberry61
16 Posts
Hello,
Has anyone taken the exam and can give me insight on what and how to study.:wink2:
SmilingBluEyes
20,964 Posts
this book was used by many I know who took and passed this exam:
Manual of Obstetrics (Spiral Manual Series) (Spiral-bound)
by Arthur T Evans, Kenneth R Niswander
http://www.amazon.com/Manual-Obstetrics-Spiral-Arthur-Evans/dp/078172404X/sr=8-1/qid=1169335428/ref=pd_bbs_1/105-8997048-4698820?ie=UTF8&s=books
CMCRN
122 Posts
Some where on the web I found a practice test for $75. It was helpful if only to know how they phrased the questions etc. I passed it the first time. Since then many RN's at my work have taken and passed. I think I studied far more than I needed to, it was a good refresher though. I borrowed a current Williams Obstetrics from our CNS and used that. Many others took a review course. So far everyone has passed, we have a fairly high volumn and high risk population and we get lots of experience fast. It is actually supposed to be a test of your knowledge and not something that you study for, I did not feel comfortable without a brushup. The test I found was good in that it included the rationals for the answers and references.
babyktchr, BSN, RN
850 Posts
I took a review course. I found it more helpful for me than to review a book. Professional Education Center has a good one.
MemphisOBRNC, BSN, RN
107 Posts
I used Professional Education Center, too. The NCC website gives you information on the test and what areas it covers.
Yeah I have the areas from site. Is Professional Education Center a site also--I'm not familiar with that.
http://www.proedcenter.com
helpful site.
thanks for the site--
GOOD LUCK and welcome to allnurses.com, and in particular, our OB forum!
imenid37
1,804 Posts
The practice test is from CCPR (Centre for Certification Preparation and Review). I took maternal-newborn in 1994 and EFM in 2000. It was super for the M/N exam and I had a "practice book" from them for the EFM which was good, but not as good as the M/N practice test. Good luck! Here's the link:
http://www.ccprnet.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=115