CCRN Review Cardiology - FULL

These are great videos. Simplified. It definitely helped me pass the CCRN exam. Thanks!

Lifelong, thank u millions. Your tutorials helped me greatly, passing the CCRN with no problem. I also used my TNCC and Fundamentals of Critical Care books.

This helped me pass my CCRN yesterday! I can’t believe I knew what the pacemaker settings were (there was only one question haha). But there were sooooo many cardiac questions so thank you for this and for recording on a good mic! Lol I listened to this nonstop while driving back and forth to work.

Thanks for your hard work with these videos. I found them so helpful. I just passed my CCRN today, yay!!!

Thank you for this video (and all the other ones). Great resource and outlines everything nicely.

Definitely found these videos to be a great guide! Passed the CCRN today literally listened to cardio and neuro videos before I went for testing.

Passed it today, thanks for the time you took to make these videos.

Hey just wanted to say thanks for the great vid. Have some feedback for you as I totally think efforts such as these should be rewarded. If you break these up into ~15-20 min videos you'll get to fully flesh out single sections, easy to digest, can market it as being able to fit in a coffee break & generate traffic & ad revenue on each. Also those mid ccrn review can cherry pick topics of review & you can still throw it all in a playlist to comprise a "full" review. Got my sub! Big on podcasts for my commute I'll be checking that out too.

Just did my CCRN and 80% of the questions came from Cardiac. Almost 4slides in and i already see 4 questions from there.

Really dig these videos, lots of good information. Thanks!

i take this test in a few days; your videos are awesome if you don’t teach at a university you definitely should

First of all, love your voice! Second of all, clear explanation, easy to understand!!
I'm planning to take exam next year 😊😙☺

Hello thank you for this! This is gonna be helpful in my review - I was wondering if theres a ppt or pdf to accompany the review? Many thanks!

This is a nice review- would love to seen Pediatric CCRN focused reviews!

Thank you for talking the time to make these videos! I passed the CCRN today on the first try-definitely thanks (in part) to these.

So glad there are videos to follow along with the Barron's CCRN Exam Book.

So helpful thank you! Did you post a hemodynamics video?

Awesome review. Thanks! Looking for more!

very easily understanding video /thank you

These videos make me wonder why other instructors make things seem so complicated! Great work!

Hello, I am studying for the PCCN. Can I also use this material? Thanks

Question! at 39:38 the slide says beta blockers are given for chronic heart failure, but then it says negative inotropes are contraindicated. Can you please explain? are beta blockers the exception?

Very informative.

Thanks for all your videos, Please I really need the pulmonary review .. If you can in the near future, Thanks again for your great job!!

First off, this was extremely helpful. Had to subscribe!
Was a hemodynamics video every uploaded? I can't seem to find it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

great video.

great videos, I just subscribed

Thank you so much for the video. Your voice is easy to listen to :)

Thank you!

Is this video also good review for the PCCN??

Thank you again!

how come for reciprocal changes in the anterior MI we look at lead (1), 2, and avF, not lead 2, 3, and avF

Great video..

Omg thank you so much!!!! Thank. YOU!

OFFICIALLY SUBSCRIBED!

Thank you! I had to subscribe:)

Can we buy the notes for these slides please

Anyway to get the power points ? Or as PDF to print off and write notes on?

A mnemonic to remember the auscultation points: All Prostitutes Take Money. Save Erb's point, of course.

lecture looks familiar = Barrons CCRN book :)

Thanks

IS there just cardiovascular critical certification

The tricuspid point at 01:30 should be on the left side, no?

Are you affiliated with Barron? I feel as though this is regurgitation of the Barron book.

you literally stole this entirely from Barron's CCRN review guide.