What are the Videos all about ?
There are 2 videos to help you pass the CPNE - The AOC (areas of care) video and the Lab Sim video:
(To have a look at the videos, click on the HOME tab above and at the end of my welcome speech you can view a sample of each video)
General Description of AOC video:
- Overview of the PCS process and the different phases
(planning, implementation, and evaluation)
- Mnemonics with pictures associated with ALL critical elements
to help "stick" in your memory
- Video of an actual LIVE person going over ALL areas of care
and their critical elements
- Generic nursing diagnosis that you can use on almost ALL of
your patients with rationales
- ALL available at a fraction of CPNE workshop prices, while
allowing you to study in the comfort of your own home!
- How to set up a mock patient care station where you can
practice the critical elements as much as you want until you
feel comfortable.
- How to prepare yourself mentally for this grueling 2 1/2 day
exam
- Have mental tricks that make it IMPOSSIBLE to forget common
pitfalls that cause other students to fail
- IF YOU ARE UNSUCCESSFUL WITH THESE TECHNIQUES THEN
A FULL DOUBLE YOU MONEY REFUND IS AVAILABLE SO YOU
HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE !
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General Description of LAB SIM video:
- ALL 4 lab stations presented in an easy to remember format
- Mnemonics with pictures to help "stick" in your memory
- Pictures of IM/Subcutaneous sites and appropriate angle
selection embedded into the video so you can SEE the pictures
as I am describing the injections sites/angles
- How to make a wound model from common items that you can
find at any store INSTEAD of paying for the expensive
Excelsior model (worth the price of the video by itself)
- Description of the rope, flag-ribbon, and parachute method for
packing the wound
- An easy guide that tells you EXACTLY the items that you will
need to set up your OWN lab simulation station WITHOUT
having to go through the Excelsior college CPNE book and
hunting for them yourself.
- A DETAILED audio and visual description of how to do each
lab simulation followed by a "real time" example of each
station.
- A full 1 hour 54 minutes of in-depth instructions with easy to
view camera angles
- The actual documents that you will need straight from
Excelsior college that describes the types of medications and
examples you may use
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