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Air & Surface Patient Transport: Principles and Practice is the textbook that goes with the CFRN. It is very comprehensive, but I will warn you that it can be a dry read. A good review is: Back to Basics: Critical Care Transport Certification Review by Orchid Lee Lopez. It is full of good test questions. I am studying for the exam myself and have not taken it yet, but if you study I am sure it is possible that you can pass it. However, the CFRN will be easier with flight experience, especially things like flight operations and physiology.
I really liked the FlightBridgeEd FAST question and answer book. Very similar to Wingfield's book. I listed to a lot of the free podcasts bu Eric Bauer from FlightBridgeEd as well. if you like podcasts then i recommend that one and also the Charlie Swearingin Medicast podcast. Review lots of questions and study the right material. Do not waste time studying IABP waveforms and intricate 12 lead interpretations. Understand IABP's function and complications, understand what II III and aVF mean.
B.B. CFRN, CEN, CPEN, NREMT
linds28
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Hey anyone with their CFRN, I am wanting to sit for the exam without any previous flight experience. I have 3 years ICU experience however. I am wondering what the best book to read for prep of the exam, and do you think I would pass with that information?