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Some tips:
In the book, find the scenarios. Memorize ABCD's primary survey, then E-I secondary survey. I practiced by going thru the scenarios doing this-- lucky for me it was exactly what you do in class. So I knew that. Yes, read the chapters. I usually don't read the book before a class like this one, but I read about 1/2 the book and found myself speedreading the chapters the night between TNCC! The instructors go over the chapters in class, but there were still things on the test they hadn't gone over. Good luck!! Cindy
I completed this course last october and it has helped me immensely. Not much in there on A&P or trauma i hadn't come across before...coming from ICU background...just seemed to be presented in the right context.
Our facilitator told us that it isn't so much about what you can learn from a book but how you can use that knowledge when under pressure.
Cheers, Daniel
Cindy Morse
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Just got my TNCC today! Tough course! But it was a good one! On to becoming a trauma nurse! They won't let us do trauma till we've worked in their ER 6 mos. It'll go by quickly!javascript:smilie('
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