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  1. SCRN Exam

    laurkle posted a topic in Neuro Intensive Care, ICU
    I'm scheduled to take my SCRN exam at the end of this month, super excited and super stressed! Unfortunately, there are no SCRNs at my facility so I have no one to ask about the exam overall. I'm studying and taking lots of practice questions... I'm feeling pretty good about the upcoming exam. I in no way believe this test is going to be easy, but I'm worried that I am under prepared and a little naive. I've read that the SCRN exam is pretty knowledge based/cut and dry- either you know it or you don't. I just want a better understanding of how the questions are worded. If they're anything like the practice questions I've used, or not. I've also read that knowledge and understanding of the A&P is probably the most important thing. Is there any one who has taken the SCRN and can prepare me for what to expect?

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