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“It was very informative.  Opened my eyes to a lot of things that wasn’t in Excelsior College’s study guide.  I feel much more comfortable, also I’m able to review online later when close to my CPNE date.  My favorite is that I’m able to talk to Sheri if I have a problem. J - Tsahai Allen; June 2010 Workshop

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“Anyone who is scheduled for the CPNE, whether you have attended an Excelsior workshop or not, will sell yourself short if you do not attend this CPNE workshop.  Invest in it… the best money you will ever spend.  Absolutely loved it!!!”  Stacey H. - July workshop 2009

“Best money ever spent.  Wish I had done it sooner.  Unbelievable hands on and thorough on Careplans.” Tom C. - June Orlando workshop 2009

“Sheri is great… The format is very hands-on giving you ample time to practice all the skills.”  Michael L. -May workshop 2009

“She also gives you her cell phone number and email address and she actually answers her phone.  I have yet to hear her voicemail.  Many many thanks.”  Jaclyn H. -May workshop 2009

“Without this workshop – I wouldn’t have had a chance.  My nerves are definitely settled – at least until September 24!  Everyone needs to go through this!  I didn’t have a clue how to study, what to expect at the CPNE until now.  A definite “Yes” – you will be recommended” – Anna Clark; August 2010 Workshop

How to Make Your Own Wound for the CPNE
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 29 March 2008 18:54

Hey guys and gals. As you all know, buying the wound kits from Excelsior can be expensive. Especially being that you just paid almost $2,000 to take the darn thing. Here’s how you can make your own wound to practice on at home. This way you can save a couple bucks. (Every little bit helps.)

  • Go to walmart, or a floral shop if you are near one, and get a block of that green floral foam. (You know, the stuff they stick the flowers in to keep the flowers in place.)
  • Place a template in the shape of the wound on the foam and trace it with a Sharpie.
  • Using a box cutter knife, cut out the shape of the wound.
  • Using a spoon, scoop out the foam about 1.25 inches deep. (Keep in mind you are trying to simulate the one Excelsior uses so use it as a guide.)
  • Use some putty or play dough and spread it inside the wound. Don’t make it too thick, or if you do, make sure you dig deep enough to compensate for it.)

Ta-da! You now have a wound you can practice on AND a couple extra bucks in your pocket.

Last Updated on Monday, 07 April 2008 16:21
 
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