Gabino

Hi, most of my material I purchased off of Amazon, like CNOR Exam Secrets study guide, CNOR practice questions, and Review of Perioperative Nursing, and I also reviewed my old school books like Alexander's Care of the Patient in Surgery. I found the Apps to be bonuses, more material, more potential test questions. The CCI Mosby app covers Perioperative assessment, what goes on Intraoperative, sterilization technique, and professional accountability. I know it's limited, but it compliments all the other resources I have. I have always over studied, probably not a good thing but it has worked for me so far :) I get info from wherever I can, even the free online CNOR exams. Thanks fusionfire32

FNP has always been my choice. I chose this for personal and professional reasons. One of my sisters in Puerto Rico is an NP and she absolutely loves it. She has been trying to get me to move back home. I have another sister who lives in Miami who also is an Advanced degree nurse working in family practice. I also work with 3 DNP's who happen to be very good friends of mine, who are planning on opening a clinic next spring. I have a great support group. With my surgical background and 20 years in the Operating Room, I'm hoping to learn new things and create a new and exciting pathway to continue helping the world! Thanks SHGR..

Hey FF32, I'm Gabino from Wisconsin and I am currently studying for my CNOR exam that I have scheduled for November of this year. I'm also using MOMETRIX test preparation material. I have the CNOR practice questions, CCI CNOR exam app on my tablet, this comes with flashcards, practice exams. I'm also using another app on my phone called MOSBY exam prep. There is a 3rd app I'm utilizing called Super flashcard.com. I also have the 2013 AORN Perioperative Standards and Recommended Practices. 2 of my co-workers have taken the exam prepping with similar material and found it very helpful. As you probably know, the test is identifying with pre-op, intra-op, and post-op questions. I hope this info was helpful. If I can help in anyway, just drop me a line, thanks FF32

Thanks a lot SHGR. Is this program more classroom based, or online focus. I'm trying to get a realistic understanding of remaining a full time employed nurse or should I consider part-time status at my hospital. I really appreciate your post on this matter, as you know this level of education can be intense. Thanks again SHGR

Has anyone in this forum applied to the BSN to DNP program at University Wisconsin Milwaukee??