Pass CCRN!

by Robin Donohoe Dennison

Fully updated to mirror the test plan for the latest CCRN?-Adult certification exam, Dennison's widely acclaimed PASS CCRN?! is known for its targeted yet comprehensive content review, innovative learning strategies, and meticulous accuracy. This new fifth edition addresses each section of the most current CCRN? exam in detail, with review content presented in a quick-reference outline format and supported by a wealth of illustrations, tables, and algorithms. Learning activities for each chapter, as well as more than 1,000 review questions on the companion Evolve website, offer valuable practice and test-taking experience to prepare?you for success on the CCRN?-Adult exam.

Genres: Nursing, Medical

928 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1996

Reviews

[James]

This book has everything you could possibly need to know to pass the CCRN. The problem is that you probably dont have time to memorize over 800 pages of insanely minute details. There is far more information in this book than you need to be able to pass this exam. I gave it an extra star because the CD it comes with is excellent. It contains more than 1000 questions similar to those on the CCRN test.

For anyone preparing for the CCRN, I would stronly recommend the DVD series by Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, available at https://www.greatnurses.com/exp/index...
It is a far more concise review and is actually very entertaining as well.

Your best bet is to study from a combination of sources. Each one has a few things that the others lack.

[Mayleen Sibal]

It has a bank of Q and A. I practiced mainly by answering all questions each topics or body systems. Focus more on cardiovascular and pulmonary,got a lot of questions from this systems during the exam. Highly recommend if you want to pass the exam.

[Corinne]

Very helpful. Helped me pass my exam!

[Jliongrrrl]

I used this book and cd and passed with 114 questions right. Really liked the questions on the cd and the book should be a good reference tool for me.

[Natalie Ellis]

I think it is unfair not to get the pdf

[K May2004]

A bit word intensive, but so far its good.

[Angela Brown]

want open