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This book worked out well for several of the people where I am (for RN,C in Inpatient Obstetrics):
Manual of Obstetrics, 6th Edition (LWW Spiral Manuals)
Niswander, Evans, Arthur T. Evans (Editor)
*It's spiral-bound and very packed with information and all who used it PASSED!*
Some have used this one to study:
Core Curriculum for Maternity-Newborn Nursing
Susan Mattson, AWHONN Staff, Judy E. Smith
I used the Core Curriculum for Maternal Newborn Nursing back in 1994 when I took cert. exam. I also ordered the mock test for it from CCPR. I found both very helpful. I took EFM too, in 2001 and used the EFM case study book from CCPR. It was very good, but not as helpful. I did pass both exams. I thought EFM was harder than MNN. Try this link http://www.ccprnet.org. Best of luck to you. I think now some of the mock tests are online. :)
Im currently a student, graduating my RN program June 1 and starting my job as a postpartum nurse on June 5. Curious what an RN-C is, and if its something I will need? Thx.
RN,C stands for registered nurse, certified. It is an exam you take that is specialized for your field of nursing, such as OB, NICU, low risk nicu (which is NBN).
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those of you who have already become certified, what educational materials did you find essential? there are so many resources out there and it is very confusing. i am interested in a self paced study, not seminar based learning. i have found this book that appears to be what i might need: http://http://www.awhonn.org/awhonn/?pa=ecommerce&sa=viewproductdetail&catalogid=1&productcategory=book&productcode=wccmn3
any feedback is greatly appreciated.