Maternal-Newborn Certification

If you go to NCC's website, they have practice tests there. As far as study guides, I took the inpatient OB, not the MNN, but I know Mometrix publishes study guides for both - I used their OB study guide when I took the test.

I did go to the NCC website but it's not really that detailed as to what you need to know for those topics. I was hoping to get more insight as to what they were looking for, it's pretty generic and not very specific. The practice test I found was only 5 questions and they were super easy, which I know this test will be pretty hard Where do I find the Mometrix study guide? I did purchase a core curriculum book as well as a perinatal nursing book to look over but it's just so much!

I used the book "maternal newborn nursing core curriculum " to study for my RNC MNN cert. I also attended a prep class . I would really brush up on breastfeeding.

Prnqday I sent you an email a few days ago. Not sure if you got it? Is that the only book you used? Did you feel like that was enough to study for it? Congratulations on passing.

I always tell our girls when they take the test...think what is done nationally in practice, not what is done at your hospital...sometimes things are blurred when you read a question and you are " Oh yeah, we do this" and it isn't what is done in the books.

I just responded to your email.

Moved to our OB forum to amass more replies.

Thank you, was this done by you or is there something I need to do

CCPR : Maternal Newborn Nursing & Low Risk Neonatal: Workbook ONLY

This was the book/workbook I used to study for mine and it was wonderful. It eased my mind a lot and made the test a breeze.