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CMC-is this enough?

For those of you who have taken the CMC exam-- will it be enough to study the CV & Pulm. content from the Pass CCRN review questions CD-rom? I am scheduled to take the CMC two weeks from today and need to start preparing but don't know where to start:) How much does the CMC content differ from the cardio content in CCRN? Are there areas I should focus my studying on/that are tested heavily?

Thanks so much!

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I just took and passed the CMC today. It was pretty detailed. I studied for two weeks on and off while at work. I work in a busy cardiac ICU/ cardiac surgery unit. I took the CSC exam last year and therefore didn't devoted a lot of study time for this exam. It was challenging enough but not impossible. Be sure to know your 12 leads, ACS, ACLS, Hemodynamics, iABP, heart failure and nursing intervention well.

Good luck.

Jake RN CCRN CSC CMC

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