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The Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) Examination is an objective assessment of a test taker's requisite foundation of knowledge and skills.

CFRN test scores are used by the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) as a uniform standard of qualification. While it may not be fair, all of a person's plans for the future may be dependent upon needing a certain CFRN test score.

That is the whole purpose of our CFRN Exam study guide: to give test takers the keys to understand how to succeed on the CFRN test.

Our Study Guide for the CFRN Test Is Unlike Any Other

If you'd like to get the CFRN test score you deserve, to quit worrying about whether your CFRN test score is "good enough," and to beat the test taking game so you can become a Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN), then this might be the most important message you read this year.

Our comprehensive Flight Nurse Certification Examination study guide is written by our CFRN test experts, who painstakingly researched every topic and concept you need to know to pass your CFRN Test. Our original research into the Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) Examination, offered by the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN), reveals specific content areas and skills that are critical for you to know on the CFRN test. We've taken that information and developed a study guide that is guaranteed to help you be successful on the CFRN test.

When you consider what's at stake with your exam, we believe the value of our study guide gives you at least ten times your money's worth.

In summary, here's what you get:

When you buy CFRN Exam Guide, it includes-

The 5 Secret Keys to CFRN Exam Success:

• Time is Your Greatest Enemy
• Guessing is Not Guesswork
• Practice Smarter, Not Harder
• Prepare, Don't Procrastinate
• Test Yourself

A comprehensive General Strategy review including:

• Make Predictions
• Answer the Question
• Benchmark
• Valid Information
• Avoid "Fact Traps"
• Milk the Question
• The Trap of Familiarity
• Eliminate Answers
• Tough Questions
• Brainstorm
• Read Carefully
• Face Value
• Prefixes
• Hedge Phrases
• Switchback Words
• New Information
• Time Management
• Contextual Clues
• Don't Panic
• Pace Yourself
• Answer Selection
• Check Your Work
• Beware of Directly Quoted Answers
• Slang
• Extreme Statements
• Answer Choice Families

Comprehensive sections including:

• Cardiopulmonary Emergencies
• Basic Steps in Pericardiocentesis
• Performing Defibrillation
• Signs of Pericardial Tamponade
• Stages of Hypoxia
• True and False Aneurysms
• Four Types of Cardiovascular Trauma
• Signs of Respiratory Failure
• Risk Factors for Bradycardia
• Recommended Treatments for Atrial Tachycardia
• Three Types of Angina
• "LOCK" Protocol Steps
• Complications Related to Breach Presentation
• Tocolytic Therapy
• Managing Preeclampsia
• Supplying Oxygen to a Neonate
• Inserting a Nasogastric Tube
• Nine Types of Fractures
• Principles of Splinting
• Diagnosing Compartment Syndrome
• Assessing Cranial Nerve Function
• Performing a Spinal Immobilization
• Assessment Criteria for Seizures
• Three Ways of Monitoring Intracranial Pressure
• Categories of Reflex Responses
• Common Causes of Ear Drainage
• Escharotomy Procedure
• Rule of Nines Method
• Differentiating Burn Degrees
• Treating Hypothermia and Frostbite
• Symptoms of Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia
• Managing Fever and Dehydration
• Universal Precautions for Infection Control
• Complications of Sickle Cell Anemia
• Three Causes of Thrombocytopenia
• Evaluating Pain Levels
• Airway Assessment
• Indications for Patient Transport
• Components of Complete Blood Count
• Four Types of Spinal X-rays
• Performing a Needle Cricothyrotomy
• Administering Oxygen
• Endotracheal Intubation
• Assessing Chest Tubes and Drainage Systems
• Indications for a Tube Thoracostomy
• Causes of Anaphylactic, Hemorrhagic, and Septic Shock
• Three Stages of Shock
• Monitoring Urinary Output
• Assessing Soft Tissue Injuries
• Controlling Visible Hemorrhages
• Primary and Secondary Assessments of Trauma Patients
• Symptoms of Drug Overdose
• Process of Gastric Lavage
• Eight Classic Stresses of Flight
• Response Codes for Emergency Vehicles
• Proper Patient Extrication
• Principles of Crisis Intervention
• Triaging Disaster Victims
• Incident Command System
• Rule of Threes
• Techniques of Open-Sea Survival
• Signs of Abuse or Neglect
• Cumulative and Traumatic Stress
• Conflict Resolution