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I am very sorry to hear that. I took AANP this morning as well and I completely agree that there were a lot of abstract questions I wasn't expecting on an entry-level primary care exam. I was certain that I failed, and was shocked when she handed me the paper that said "PASSED."
I did feel that Barkley's review was very helpful - I used his CDs and study guide. There are no practice questions included but I felt he did a great job of going over all the material. I would also recommend purchasing the practice questions for $50 that are offered on the AANP website, because they are formatted very similarly to what is on the exam. Good luck to you and don't give up!
RNSmith
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So I am looking for some insight after failing the AANP exam today. I have studied for the past month using holliers review along with the apea qbank unlimited questions and completed them ALL with the rationale. I took the APea predictor exam twice and passed it with 84 and 88 and passed the examination on the PSI website.
I walked into the examination confident and comfortable and walked out thinking what just happened. A lot of the content I had not seen before which is disappointing because the hollier review is supposed to be the top of the line.
Any help would be great