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start preparing now, on what area are you required to do the SEC though? get a CRNE reviewer as well, run through the "small answer questions", that's the only thing different from our board exam back home and Nclex. knowledge of a basic nursing skills is very helpful. like physical assessment, drug administration. did they include in your letter from crnbc, inviting you to participate in a research at Kwantlen? If so, take advantage of that! my biggest mistake was not joining the research, those people I met during the day of my SEC assessment, said it was really helpful. anyways, you have FB? or FS? so If you need any further info, I can be easily reached there, I don't usually check here.

hi kmmBC

Review basic nursing skills and drug computations!

Finished with my practical test this morning I did terrible. I was unprepared, it was just really basic really, but i still didn't have the presence of mind to do what was being asked. groan. i know now where I stand even if I don't wait for the results. written exam tomorrow! wish me luck!

hahaha.. with only ..gulp. one day and a night left? :'( deep breathing, yes.. i will do that... on those 2 days.

Substantially Equivalent Competence (SEC) Assessments Objective Structured Clinical Exams, (Assessing a client), Clinical judgments (scenarios asked by the assessor), a Triple Jump (Case study) and 2 x 3.5 hour written exams consisting of short answer and multiple choice.

WILL BE TAKING THE SEC ASSESSMENT ON MONDAY! AND I STILL HAVEN'T PREPARED ENOUGH. UGH:banghead:

goodluck to all of those required to take the SEC. I am also asked to do it, I haven't booked a schedule for it yet. Are there any fixed assessment dates and time?