PCCN Study Guide 2024-2025

Review Book with 375 Practice Questions & Answer Explanations for the Progressive Care Certified Nurse Exam

By: Shawn Blake

Narrated by: Robert Plank

Why 1 in 4 nurses fail the PCCN exam on their first try (and what you can do differently)...

Success on the PCCN exam requires more than just rote memorization or sharp test-taking skills. It requires strategy. A systematic approach that helps you break down and translate each question into familiar terms, so you can make full use of your clinical judgment and silence exam anxiety. This book provides you with that strategy.

Inside, you’ll discover:

A simple 4-step approach that lets you dissect each question on the exam and narrow down your options by tapping into your clinical expertise

Which biological systems and diseases make up the most significant portion of the exam

The core components of the AACN’s Synergy Model, and which aspects you’re likely to be tested on

What to know before you start studying — this is vital to helping you squeeze the most out of your study prep

Three full-length practice test that includes 125 unique questions and detailed answer explanations, plus 50 extra practice questions to help reinforce your knowledge for each section on the PCCN

And much more!

By the end, you’ll know what to expect on every section of the exam, including the most critical points many nurses forget about. So even if you’re still starting to build out your career, you’ll have a winning strategy that can help maximize your chances of passing the PCCN on your first try. Take the next step toward earning your PCCN certification

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Maybe find someone with a general medical knowledge to read

The mispronunciation of so many of the terms is laughable. Please find someone who can pronounce things like troponin, dyspnea. Serum and/or titers. It is so hard to follow along with all of the errors when they say MA rather than MI, or EGC in place of ECG. This terminology matters and is significant in understanding and following along when listening to an audiobook. Minimal effort is all it would take to make this 100% better and easier to listen to and grasp the data presented.

Poor medical terminology pronunciation

This was awful to listen to. If you are going to narrate a medical book at least know how to pronounce the words correctly. Difficult to listen to the words being mispronounced.