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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 610.73076 EAN: 9780803611269 Edition: 2nd ISBN: 0803611269 Label: F. A. Davis Company Manufacturer: F. A. Davis Company Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 413 Publication Date: 2004-04 Publisher: F. A. Davis Company Studio: F. A. Davis Company Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: Don't let your students attempt the ANCC or AANP certification exams without using this book to prepare. It contains new questions to reflect current practice and restructured questions to reflect changes in the exam. The authors designed the sample questions to emphasize critical thinking in clinical situations -- an integral part of the exam. Your students will appreciate the new test-taking tips included in this edition -- the information is sure to help them maximize their performance and pass the exam with flying colors. WHAT'S NEW 100 new questions! New test-taking techniques reviewed Test questions emphasize critical thinking using clinical situations Text reflects changes made to the certification exams KEY FEATURES Provides test-taking strategies and discusses how to prepare for and take the family nurse practitioner certification examination The book contains 1,800 practice questions with answers and rationales, plus two sample tests of 150 questions each The FREE practice CD-ROM contains an additional 450 test questions for a grand total of 2,550 questions; the CD-ROM provides the option of predetermining a specific number of questions for a test that will be randomly selected from the 450 available questions from all the categories Follows the same format as used in the certification examination Provides rationales for both correct and incorrect answers Provides a culturally determined and holistic view of the patient and family All questions originate in practice settings Content areas covered include evaluation and promotion of client wellness; assessment and management of client illness; nurse/client relationships; and issues and trends in primary care Questions test pharmacotherapeutics within the context of advanced nursing practice and management of disease Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Just passed my ANCC for FNPI just passed my ANCC today and here are some books I wish I had in school. The following helped me to pass the ANCC because they are most like the test. First, Margaret Fitzgerald's book Nurse Practitioner Certification Examination and Practice Preparation is a great must have book for school and test prep. If you can, take her live seminar or get the CDs. Next Leik's book Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Intensive Review:Fast Facts and Practice Questions, great book, good to synthesize all ... Read More Rating: - Too many mistakesThere are so many errors throughout this book that I fear for the less informed reader. I disagreed with most of her answers but the good thing was that it forced me to look up the information to verify that indeed I was correct and this author was WRONG! I cannot believe that this book was published and am tempted to write to the publisher. I hope the author reads all of these comments because she needs to go through her own "book" and look up each topic and LEARN the correct responses. Unbelievable ... Read More Rating: - I can't believe that this book was publishedThis review book had too many wrong items. The questions are way too detailed and caused undue stress with its practice tests. The CD accompanyings this book only has 400+ questions on it and it does not supply rationale for the questions on the CD. There are several errors in the questions and a few questions in the book have different answers than the CD. Do yourself a favor do not buy this book. Rating: - I Know a Bad Book When I See One!!I wish you allowed for negative stars, because this book really deserves one. I purchased four review books and saved this one until last. Thank goodness the other three were really good, because this one is so bad!! I might overlook the numbering sequence errors and the mixed up order of the rationales, but the errors in the questions are unconscionable. Take question number 6-83 and I quote: Your clinet Casey, a 69-year-old chronic smoker, has called you to find out the results of his recent ... Read More Rating: - Don't waste your time or moneyThis book contains a lot of review questions. Unfortunately, a great number of them are far more detailed than necessary for entry level practitioners, and frequently provide answers that are just plain wrong. Several of my classmates and I, who went through our FNP program with excellent averages, were terrified we would flunk the certification exam after doing dismally on the practice tests in this book. After putting this book aside and studying from the Fitzgerald review course material and her review ... Read More In association with Amazon.com | |