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I've heard Margaret Fitzgeralds stuff is the best but seems like ANCC's stuff would focus more on the test content. I just graduated with my MSN FNP and want to get certified on the first try. Any suggestions?
How can I study for the theory, legal, ethical, and research areas of the ANCC FNP exam?
A lot of folks have recommended going through theory and legal books from school, but I would like some more specific recommendations. Could someone give some examples of the kind of questions I will see or know any resources where I could find some of these questions?
Also, does anyone know how soon you can schedule your exam once you are deemed eligible to test?
I have the latest Fitzgerald review book. However, I have her CDs from 2009, and I have Barkley's CDs and review book from 2008.
I am planning on taking the ANCC FNP exam early February.
Thanks :)
How can I study for the theory, legal, ethical, and research areas of the ANCC FNP exam?
A lot of folks have recommended going through theory and legal books from school, but I would like some more specific recommendations. Could someone give some examples of the kind of questions I will see or know any resources where I could find some of these questions?
Also, does anyone know how soon you can schedule your exam once you are deemed eligible to test?
I have the latest Fitzgerald review book. However, I have her CDs from 2009, and I have Barkley's CDs and review book from 2008.
I am planning on taking the ANCC FNP exam early February.
Thanks
Dixiecup,
Hey Girl, I need to talk with you regarding the AANP exam. I failed on 1/18/2011 studied fitz new review book and the Hollier answer review book. I am applying to both exams again. I have taken the AANC web course. What else can I do?? The Barkely review???? I saw someone say to buy the ANCC review questions. I am sick to my stomach and feel mental. Hey anyone out there??? What else can I do. SOS
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Hmmm - I use an electronic medical record for everything but controlled substances and those are the only thing I ever call in.
However, (at least in IL), if your collaborating physician doesn't write for it, neither can you.