CCRN Critical Care Nurse 500 Questions Reviews

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About CCRN Critical Care Nurse 500 Questions Reviews

Comprehensive review for the Certified critical care nurses. CCRN certification is achieved by those acute and critical care nurses who pass the CCRN exam in neonatal, pediatric and/or adult critical care nursing. CCRN certification denotes to the public those practitioners who possess a distinct and clearly defined body of knowledge called critical care nursing. Includes coverage of Clinical Judgment age-specific for the adult, pediatric or neonatal population and Professional Caring and Ethical Practice

Based only on the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Core Curriculum. The CCRN review course covers;

• Cardiovascular • Endocrine • Gastrointestinal • Hematology and Immunology • Multisystem • Neurology • Pulmonary • Renal • Advocacy and Moral Agency • Caring practices • Collaboration • Clinical Inquiry • Facilitation of Learning • Handling Diversity • Systems Thinking