Practice Exam III

Practice Exam III is a 125-question multiple-choice test intended to offer hands-on experience with NCE-like exam taking. Similar to the NCE, the Practice Exam has multiple choice, multiple correct response, calculation, hotspot and drag-and-drop questions. The questions appear individually in the testing window. You may take as long as you wish for each question, but you cannot go back to a question once an answer has been entered. You will advance to the next question by entering an answer, but you cannot leave a question unanswered.

The Practice Exam follows the guidelines described in the Candidate Handbook, including multiple choice, multiple correct response, calculation, hotspot and drag-&-drop questions. The Practice Exam complies with the current NBCRNA format and contains 25% basic sciences; 15% equipment, instrumentation and technology; 30% general principles of anesthesia; and 30% anesthesia for surgical procedures and special populations.

Following completion of the Practice Exam, you will receive a raw score, the time it took to complete the exam, a Pass Probability score reflecting how your score compares to previous Practice Exam takers who went on to pass the NCE, and a list of all your correct and incorrect responses.

All answers to the Practice Exam questions are fully explained and referenced so you may further explore areas of interest or increase your knowledge in areas of academic weakness. You will have access to the referenced answers for not less than 28 days after completing the exam.

Prior to purchasing any of the Practice Exams or Topic Exams, we strongly encourage you to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page, which offers answers to our most commonly asked questions as well as important information on system requirements, the operation of the exam and tips to recover should you encounter difficulties with your internet connection.

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1) We are confident that these review examinations will help to direct your studies. We also note that they are meant to be utilized to review major concepts relating to the administration of anesthesia and exam content as outlined in the NBCRNA guidelines. CCAR and its faculty do not guarantee, warrant, or authorize that the information contained in the examinations, answers, and rationales should be used for the practice of medicine and/or anesthesiology. Furthermore, CCAR and its faculty shall not be liable as a result of or be responsible for the use of any of the information contained in the examinations, answers, and rationales. 2) The onus remains on the examinee to use these exams as a guide and to further research particular subject matters independently as is necessary for that individual. Although our primary goal is to assist each enrollee in passing the Certification Exam, we cannot guarantee that this will always be the case. 3) These review examinations are not endorsed by the AANA or the NBCRNA. The questions contained herein have been authored solely by the faculty of CCAR, and are not actual NBCRNA examination questions. 4) The examinee and/or purchaser agrees not to reproduce and/or disseminate CCAR examination questions, referenced answers and rationales, or any other portion of the CCAR materials or website. 5) The examinee and/or purchaser has reviewed the information in the Frequently Asked Questions web page. 6) Refunds on unused exam packages will be issued on exam purchases within the previous 60 days only. A 4% restocking charge is applied to all refunds. 7) Refunds cannot be given on partially used discount exam packages. Any successful login marks the exam as used.

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