The AANN Self-Paced CNRN Review course is used to assess whether or not a candidate is prepared for the Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse (CNRN) examination. Use the Self-Paced CNRN Review course to better understand your current knowledge as it applies to the certification and determine where additional studies are needed. The review course includes a comprehensive instructor led video, interactive knowledge check, with correct and incorrect answer descriptions.
Please note: The Self-Paced CNRN Review Course is not intended to replace studying for the credentialing of the examination. Your performance on the review course will not guarantee results on the actual CNRN examination. This one module review course includes a comprehensive video and interactive knowledge check. This course is not required to sit for the CNRN certification examination.
Participants can earn 0.5 CE contact hours by completing the course and evaluation.
Learning Outcomes:
- Name the three meningeal layers and describe their respective characteristics.
- Describe the normal characteristics of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), production rate, and pathway.
- Name the lobes of the cerebral cortex and describe their respective functions.
- Describe the basal ganglia and one primary function.
- Describe the three components of the brainstem.
- List the cranial nerves and their respective functions.
- Identify the cerebral arterial vessels and name the structures they supply.
- List the major ascending and descending pathways in the spinal cord and their functions.
- Explain the dermatome distribution of the spinal nerves.
- Describe the characteristics and function of the autonomic nervous system.
Note: Purchase of the Self-Paced CNRN Review Course is intended for single person use by the person who purchased the course. Once the review course is purchase, no refunds will be issued.