CRNE OCTOBER 2012

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Hi everyone! I am an IEN from the Philippines batch 2009 I moved here in Brampton last November 2010.

I took the May 2012 CPNRE (first time) and still waiting for the results which will come out on June. Apparently, I just received my RN eligibility and so happy because it took me almost 14months (from the start of application) to wait for this. I thought CNO will make me take some courses. I was really estatic and relieved when I received the letter, because I am really rooting for RN.

Now this is it! Anyone else who are planning to take the October CRNE? :)

Let's use this thread to share our thoughts regarding preparation and questions. :)

hi ,i am in brampton too where you are forming study group. i would like to join this .......thanks

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

I hope this isn't question from a review book/material as we do not allow the actual posting of review materials

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ans will be 3 as checking pt's responsivness comes first before ABC

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Specializes in Med/Surg.

regarding the question,

c- check responsiveness is the priority before any action should be taken.

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Specializes in Med/Surg.

Hi guys,

any advises would be much appreciated!

NOw this is my second time for the crne. I started reviews med sur in conjuction with other comprehensive review book. this method help to understand each system more thoroughly, but I feel like it taking my time for so much. I still need time for professional practice review, community health practice review, and practice questions. PLZ help for a better way to improve my learning style.

thanks,

P.,

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Hi Pan Toronto,

You said, that this is your 2 attempt, so please tell me how many questions where there (is it 180 or 200???) in your previous exam and what was the passing score.

Regards,

Dennis.

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Specializes in Med/Surg.

200 questions and the passion score is 550.

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Hi MISSYSG

I cannot PM you, pls email me @ [email protected]. I would like to keep in touch with you.

thanks

P

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Specializes in geriatrics.

Check out some of the previous threads re: CRNE through the search engine here, for helpful tips. Mainly, you need to be well prepared in ALL areas in order to succeed. This includes peds, patho, mental health, health promotion. Understand the competencies, because this is how you're tested, and apply the nursing process. Most importantly, you'll need to manage your time. If you are utilizing all these aspects before, and during the exam, you should be fine.

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hi there I am sitting the crne for the 2nd time. I missed out by 1 point in February!! Just wondering if anyone can direct me to a good site in relation to breathing techniques and patient positioning? Thanks

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Specializes in geriatrics.

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing, by Potter and Perry. Widely used in Canadian nursing schools, and one of the references listed in the CNA guide. You can get it from the library.

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can i access that online I live in Ireland

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