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Pedi CCRN

Hello all,

Anyone have any pedi ccrn study material you want to sell or get rid of? I want to take mine in the summer and want to start studying now! Thanks in advance ;)

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    Just remember that it's a violation of the Terms of Service to conduct this kind of buy-and-sell activity on this site. Good luck with your exam!

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    Oops! Didn't realize that, thank you for point that out.

    So let me rephrase...anyone have any recommendations for the pediatric CCRN?? I know theres a few things out there but would like to hear what has worked for you recently.

    Thanks, again :)

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    I used AACN's Core Curriculum for Pediatric Critical Care Nursing as well as several practice exams from them and one much longer, much harder one created by M*** A******* from Austin's Dell Children's Hospital. The strategy that worked for me was to do 50 questions from a practice exam, mark them and then make a list of the ones I totally blew. Then I'd review those things both with the text and on line and then do the next 50 questions. By the time I'd worked through the 2 versions of the AACN practice exam and the one M*** created, I felt ready to write the real exam. I passed.

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    I used AACN's Core Curriculum for Pediatric Critical Care Nursing as well as several practice exams from them and one much longer, much harder one created by Mike Aldridge from Austin's Dell Children's Hospital. The strategy that worked for me was to do 50 questions from a practice exam, mark them and then make a list of the ones I totally blew. Then I'd review those things both with the text and on line and then do the next 50 questions. By the time I'd worked through the 2 versions of the AACN practice exam and the one Mike created, I felt ready to write the real exam. I passed.

    Thank you!

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    I used the mometrix flash cards and passed the first time

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