Nursing - Critical Care Assessment

The Nursing - Critical Care test is a comprehensive exam that focuses on the care, treatment, and diagnosis of a patient requiring Critical Care Medicine (CCM). This test covers a variety of topics concerning the anatomy, including respiratory, cardiovascular, neurology, and endocrine questions. There are also a number of questions concerning diagnosis and case studies. The test is intended to be administered to staff with at least one year of experience in critical care.  Total Questions 39 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested RespiratoryDiagnosis and Case StudiesCardiovascularNeurologyEndocrine Tasks Tested Early ARDS SymptomsHypoxic and Acidotic TreatmentInterpretation of Lab ValuesCyanosis CheckArtificial Airway ComplicationsNasogastric Tube and Maxillofacial InjuriesAdvocacyDyspneic and Claustrophobic SymptomsHypertensive Emergency TypeInterpretationACS TypesMI DiagnosisAcute Respiratory FailurePotassium Value Diagnosis