Published Nov 30, 2014
NaYaa
1 Post
Hello
I just wanted to share my experience on how I study for the ANCC AGPCNP. This site was very helpful on calming my nerves whiles studying. Hope this help someone.
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[TD]est Name
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[TD]Questions
[TD]Raw
Score
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ANCC Nurse Practitioner
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[TD]FREE Practice Test
[TD]10
[TD]7
[TD]368
[TD]Practice Test 1
[TD]100
[TD]56
[TD]301
[TD]Practice Test 2
[TD]75
[TD]391
[TD]Practice Test 3
[TD]67
[TD]354
[TD]Practice Test 4
[TD]64
[TD]340
[TD]Practice Test 5
[TD]58
[TD]311
[TD]Practice Test 6
[TD]62
[TD]330
[TD]Practice Test 7
[TD]69
[TD]364
[TD]Practice Test 8
[TD]70
[TD]Practice Test 9
[TD]Practice Test 10
[TD]Practice Test 11
[TD]71
[TD]373
[TD]Practice Test 12
[TD]Practice Test 13
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4. Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Certification Intensive Review: Fast Facts and Practice Questions, Second Edition Paperback - by Maria T. Codina Leik .
I liked this book. A friend gave me her copy during the last week. I concentrated on the section on professional issues and gerontological reviews. This two section was about 50% of my exam and this book cover all the necessary topics. Wish I had this book at the beginning of my study. I did not have the time to do any of the questions in this book.
5. Use the ANCC website for example of the multiple answer questions and picture questions. They helped answer my questions about it and reduced me anxiety about them. On the actual exam I had about 10 questions. I looked at it as an equivalent of EXCEPT question, three of the answer is right so choose the three.
6. I Google the skin conditions or retinopathy or conditions that you have to identify for the picture questions. That helped and there are a few on the actual exam.
7. Overall remember: common conditions will be common on the test. Master the DM, HTN, thyroids, syndrome X and you will be fine. Remember you have completed the program so you are capable of passing this exam TOO. Repeat it in your mind, believe it in your heart and PRAY.
Good Luck.
ICURN7
144 Posts
Congrats!
BirkieGirl
306 Posts
awesome. great study tips and such. i won't sit for boards for about 2 years yet, but this is really helpful! congrats to you!!!!
rn2728
32 Posts
Congrats
Riburn3, BSN, MSN, APRN, NP
3 Articles; 554 Posts
Glad to see you are using the familnpprep examinations from examedge.com. I am studying for my FNP boards which I plan of taking in a couple of weeks, and have been using their AANP equivalent FNP exams. My scores range in the low-high 70's, similar to yours, and when I took the practice AANP exam which I got an 83 on, I thought the questions were very similar. This site has been mixed on these exams, so I'm glad someone else is finding them useful.
nkumar
14 Posts
Hi, Did you take the exam. I need help with studying....
wpolorocker
69 Posts
Thank you for the good tips! I am planning to buy the Leik book. Any other texts or classes anyone would recommend?
Sandrakk
3 Posts
Thank you ! I will take my ANCC exam in a few weeks and I am so scared I will not pass. I had not heard of familympprep. I will definitely order them. I am reading the Leik book now. I started making cash cards but soon decided there was too much information and time to continue. Thank you for your help.