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watermeloncandy

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  1. From a former student perspective, I think it's important to be patient and forgiving when working with students. Students will sometimes do/say something silly. Don't take it personally! Remember they are all new to the unit and very anxious
  2. Congrats!!! hope my day will come too
  3. Congrats to the OP!! Thanks for the message! I'm a new grad looking for a job since last Nov I guess i have 7 more months to go !
  4. I wonder if reporting to the manager would help?
  5. I'm a new grad as well and worried about my first shift......Any tips to get through the 1st day nicely if I don't have a preceptor?
  6. Hi Rubysdr, Please check your email address as I couldn't send you an email with the address you listed
  7. Sorry for the off-topic posts ! This will be my last reply in this post watermelon RN=watermeloncandy Hi Everyone, I would like to share the prep materials and exam tips that I collected from my classmates. I passed the exam and would like to help people who still need to write this exam. The author or source of these prep documents is unknown, so please use them wisely as supplements, and not as the only tool you prepare for the exam. Please refer to the CNA prep guide as the most reliable resource.Use the prep materials with caution and at your own risk. Ex: for the exam checklist in my prep materials, the real exam may ask you diseases that are not listed on the checklist. The checklist just provides some common health challenges. Nonetheless, I found the prep materials quite useful and provide a good review, and exam tips and strategies. :heartbeatIf you would like to receive the prep materials and exam tips I used, Please do the following: Option 1) Click on the envelope button under my username ( right across the letter "registered user) in my post to email me Option 2) PM me and tell me your email address Option 3) If you are a new user and still can't PM/ email yet. Please wait until you have posted 15 constructive posts. Or wait until I can PM/email as well (i guess I have 7 more to go) And Please don't post randomly to try to boost up your post count. Thank you! Good Luck to you all and all the best !!! Let's conquer the CRNE exam!:redbeathe PS: I also used the following books to help prepare for my exam: 1) CNA Prep Guide - highly recommend it as it gives you an idea how the exam questions would be like 2) Mosby's Comprehensive Review for the Canadian RN exam - It provides a detailed review for different areas (pediatric, maternity,community, and surgical)and some practice questions 3) Mosby's prep Guide for the Canadian RN exam -It offers 3 practice exams and answers. It's a pretty good one if you just want to practice more 4) Lippincott - the questions are not quite relevant to the CRNE exam. But if you feel you need to get as many practice questions as you can, go for it
  8. Hi Nikee, I guess you don't have 15 posts, so that's why you can't see the email envelope buttom. And I'm new here too, so I found myself couldn't PM/email in this forum as well. Babscool sent me her email address Don't worry! I'm sure you will receive my documents once you are able to email me!
  9. Hi Nikee, I wish I could post my email address here, but i'm afraid it'll be against the term of service? And I couldn't PM anyone because I'm a new user as well Please follow janfrn' s previous reply of how to email me I will check here quite often, so don't worry ! You'll get the documents eventually Watermelon
  10. Hi Crystalpearl, Please email me your email address by clicking the email button under my username (right across "registered user) in one of my replies in this post I'll check my account quite often these few days, so don't worry! I'll be there ! Watermelon
  11. Hi Babscool, Please email me your email address by clicking the email button under my username (right across "registered user) in one of my replies in this post. Thanks!!:heartbeat
  12. To Gailtan and Rogue, I have received your emails and will send you guys my documents shortly. To sukhi777, crystalpearl, Nikee, 4getmenot Sorry i still couldn't find your email address after I added you guys as friends. Please email me you email address by clicking the email icon under my user name (right across "Registered User) on my post as Janfrn says. Thanks ! For people who need CRNE prep materials: Please email me your address by clicking the email icon as well Thanks!! Let's work this through together! I'm glad to help anyone to pass the CRNE exam PS: I found the CNA prep guide and Mosby comprehensive review were useful for me. CNA prep guide gave me an idea what the exam questions would be. And Mosby review has a detailed review and some questions for each chapter. I think the key to success is to do as many practice questions as you can ! Good Luck to all for the next exam!!:heartbeat
  13. Hi Janfrn, Thank you very much for providing the detailed instruction! As a new member here, I can't PM anyone as well
  14. Hi Nikee, Samra and Anyone who would like to receive RN exam prep materials, Please PM me your email address or add me as friend and email it to me. So i can send those practice exam, preparation tips and powerpoints to you guys Tips for preparation: I used the Mosby Comprehensive review for Canadian RN exam, Mosby's prep guide for Canadian RN exam, CNA prep guide, and practice exam And I tried not to use more than 1 minute for each question when I wrote the practice exam. Hope this helps!
  15. just got my result today and I pass !!!!!!!!!!! so happy I have collected some practice exam and tips that would be useful for preparing for the CRNE. Please feel free to contact me if you need those documents!! I totally understand how hard the exam is and would like to help others as much as I can

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