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👩🏾‍⚕️ 5 Important Success Tips for Clinicals (For Aspiring NPs)Because clinicals aren’t just about showing up—they’re ab...
22/10/2025

👩🏾‍⚕️ 5 Important Success Tips for Clinicals (For Aspiring NPs)
Because clinicals aren’t just about showing up—they’re about stepping up.
1️⃣ Be Curious, Not Perfect
You’re there to learn, not to impress. Ask why behind every plan. Curiosity is how good students become great clinicians.
2️⃣ Pre-Chart Like a Pro
Before entering a room, check vitals, meds, allergies, and recent labs. Preparation turns anxiety into confidence—and your preceptor will notice. 🩺
3️⃣ Think Out Loud
Share your reasoning when presenting. “I ruled out ___ because…” shows critical thinking and clinical growth—not guessing.
4️⃣ Own It & Learn Fast
You’ll make mistakes. Every NP has. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress. Learn, adjust, and move forward.
5️⃣ Show Up Like the NP You’re Becoming
Be dependable, communicate clearly, and act professionally. Your reputation starts before your first job off
Clinicals test your patience, confidence, and consistency—but they also prepare you for your calling.
Stay focused. Stay humble. Keep growing.
👉 For more NP board prep & success tools, visit NPExamPrep.com
Miriam Tivzenda, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C
Nurse Educator & NP Coach

Take the ANCC board exam or the AANP board exam with confidence. Find out how I did it while watching 2 small children and working a full-time job. I have been a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant), LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse), RN(registered Nurse) and finally a Nurse Practitioner.

22/10/2025

💉 Wednesday Vibes for NPs & Future NPs
Midweek mood: still diagnosing ourselves with “Caffeine Deficiency Syndrome.”
To my NP students—keep going! Every quiz, care plan, and sleepless night is preparing you for greatness.
To my fellow NPs—thank you for showing up every day with skill, heart, and grace, even when the charting never ends.
We’re all in this together—growing, learning, and serving one patient (and one cup of coffee) at a time.
👉 Study smarter for your boards with the FNP Buzzword Study Guide:
🔗 NPexamprep.com
— Miriam Tivzenda, FNP-BC, FNP-C
Nurse Educator & Coach

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💡 5 Most Important Tips for Your Non-Clinical Rotations(a.k.a. the part everyone overlooks—but that can make or break yo...
22/10/2025

💡 5 Most Important Tips for Your Non-Clinical Rotations
(a.k.a. the part everyone overlooks—but that can make or break your NP boards & career!)
1️⃣ Treat It Like It’s Clinical
Chart, study, and show up on time. Non-clinical ≠ non-essential. This is where you sharpen your decision-making and documentation—two things that board exams love to test!
2️⃣ Master the Business Side of Practice
Learn billing, coding, insurance, productivity metrics, and compliance. You can’t be an empowered NP if you don’t understand how the system pays you.
3️⃣ Study Risk Management
Understand HIPAA, malpractice, and safe prescribing laws. Protecting your license is just as important as saving a life.
4️⃣ Build Your Professional Brand
Update your resume, LinkedIn, and digital footprint. Network with NPs, recruiters, and preceptors—you never know who’s watching (or hiring!).
5️⃣ Ace the Non-Clinical Exam Topics
Ethics, leadership, policy, evidence-based practice, and quality improvement—most NPs skip these and leave points on the table.
Ready to simplify your non-clinical prep?
Grab my Non-Clinical NP Study Guide—straight to the point, no fluff, just what you need to pass.
👉 NPExamPrep.com
Miriam Tivzenda, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C
Nurse Educator & NP Coach

Take the ANCC board exam or the AANP board exam with confidence. Find out how I did it while watching 2 small children and working a full-time job. I have been a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant), LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse), RN(registered Nurse) and finally a Nurse Practitioner.

21/10/2025

🔥 5 Must-Know Study Tips to Pass Your NP Boards!
You’ve studied for years—now it’s time to study smart.
Here’s what separates those who pass on the first try.
1️⃣ Know your guidelines, not just the meds.
The boards test management decisions, not memorization. Think: What would the NP do next?
2️⃣ Master your buzzwords.
“Boot-shaped heart,” “honey-colored crust,” and “painless chancre”—these clues unlock quick wins on test day.
3️⃣ Don’t skip the non-clinical section.
Policy, ethics, billing, and leadership questions = free points most people leave on the table.
4️⃣ Practice with intention.
Don’t just do 1000 questions—analyze your mistakes and patterns. Quality over quantity.
5️⃣ Simulate test day early.
Use full-length timed exams to build stamina and confidence—no surprises on exam day!
💡 Bonus Tip: You don’t need 10 resources—no need to get yourself confused.
Ready to simplify your prep and crush your boards?
👉 Visit NPExamPrep.com for straight-to-the-point study guides & review tools.
Study smart. Pass once.
— Miriam Tivzenda, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C

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21/10/2025

💉 Tuesday Vibes for Aspiring NPs & NPs!
It’s Tuesday—that awkward middle child between “motivated Monday” and “is-it-Friday-yet?”
But guess what? This is where the grind meets the glory.
Where you read one more chapter, review one more question, see one more patient—and get one step closer to your next level.
Keep showing up.
Refill your coffee and your confidence.
The version of you who passed the boards is already cheering you on.
You’ve got this—one Tuesday at a time.

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21/10/2025

🔥 Stop Saying You’re “Not Smart Enough”—Here’s What to Say Instead.
Aspiring NPs and new NPs—your words are shaping your future more than you realize.
Let’s flip the script from self-doubt to self-power. 👇
Don’t say, “I’m not smart enough to pass the boards.”
Say, “I’m still learning—and every study session is proof that I’m getting closer to passing.”
Don’t say, “Everyone else is ahead of me.”
Say: “My path is unique, and I’m building something solid—not rushing to finish.”
Don’t say, “I’m too old to start over.”
Say: “It’s never too late to level up. My experience gives me wisdom others don’t have.”
Don’t say, “I’ll probably fail.”
Say, “I’ve come too far to quit now—failure isn’t final, it’s feedback.”
Don’t say, “I’m just a nurse.”
Say, “I’m a future nurse practitioner—equipped, capable, and ready to lead.”
You’ve cared for patients through exhaustion, chaos, and 12-hour shifts—you can conquer this next step.
Stop doubting yourself. Start declaring who you’re becoming.
Your mindset is your most powerful medication.
👉 Get NP board prep resources that keep you focused and confident at NPExamPrep.com

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21/10/2025

NP Board Exam Traps That Can Cost You Points!
Hey NP grads — You’ve studied hard, but these sneaky traps can still trip you up on boards.
Don’t pick “SABA only” as first-line therapy—that’s an old guideline, my friend!
Don’t confuse asthma with COPD—the key? Reversibility is your clue.
Don’t assume a normal CXR rules out asthma—it only rules out other causes, not the diagnosis itself.
Don’t forget inhaler technique + adherence before stepping up therapy—test writers love this detail!
The boards reward precision, not guesswork.
Ready to crush your NP boards with confidence?
👉 Get study guides and review tools that cut the fluff at NPExamPrep.com

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19/10/2025

🔥 NP GRADS: STOP LEAVING FREE POINTS ON THE TABLE!
You studied cardiac murmurs and antibiotic classes until your brain melted…
But when’s the last time you reviewed Medicare billing codes, research validity, or leadership roles?
Those “boring” sections?
They’re free points—if you actually study them.
✅ Covers every must-know non-clinical topic
✅ Practice questions that feel just like the real exam
✅ Quick, plain-English breakdowns
Don’t let the easy points slip away.
👉 Grab yours today at NPExamPrep.com

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19/10/2025

🚨 Most Nurse Practitioner Grads Are Leaving POINTS on the Table!
You studied every system, memorized every med…
But let’s be honest—how much time did you really spend on the non-clinical portion of your board exam?
Policy. Ethics. Research. Billing. Leadership.
Yep—those “boring” sections that most NP grads skip…
And that’s where the test gets you!
The truth?
Non-clinical topics can make or break your passing score.
They’re the hidden points that separate the “almost passed” from the officially certified. ✅
That’s why I created the Non-Clinical NP Study Guide—straight to the point, no fluff, no filler, just what you need to pass.
Covers the most tested topics
Includes practice questions that mirror the real NP board exam.
Breaks down tricky concepts in plain English
Stop guessing. Start scoring smarter.
👉 Download yours today at npexamprep.com
Because success isn’t about studying harder — it’s about studying smarter.

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19/10/2025

🚨 Most Nurse Practitioner Grads Are Leaving POINTS on the Table!
You studied every system, memorized every med…
But let’s be honest—how much time did you really spend on the non-clinical portion of your board exam?
Policy. Ethics. Research. Billing. Leadership.
Yep—those “boring” sections that most NP grads skip…
And that’s where the test gets you!
The truth?
Non-clinical topics can make or break your passing score.
They’re the hidden points that separate the “almost passed” from the officially certified. ✅
That’s why I created the Non-Clinical NP Study Guide—straight to the point, no fluff, no filler, just what you need to pass.
Covers the most tested topics
Includes practice questions that mirror the real NP board exam.
Breaks down tricky concepts in plain English
Stop guessing. Start scoring smarter.
👉 Download yours today at npexamprep.com
Because success isn’t about studying harder—it’s about studying smarter.

Send a message to learn more

19/10/2025

Studying for Your Nurse Practitioner Boards?
Here’s one they love to test: HYPERCALCEMIA
Quick breakdown:
Hypercalcemia = high serum calcium (>10.5 mg/dL)
It affects your bones, kidneys, muscles, and heart — so remember it like this 👇
BACK ME 🩵
🦴 Bone pain
Arrhythmias
Cardiac arrest
Kidney stones
Muscle weakness
Excessive urination
And for a classic exam mnemonic:
“Stones, Bones, Groans, Thrones, and Psychiatric Overtones”
Stones → Kidney stones
Bones → Bone pain
Groans → GI pain/constipation
Thrones → Polyuria
Psych Overtones → Confusion, lethargy, depression
Study smarter, not harder — get NP board tips, buzzwords, and guides at
👉 NPExamPrep.com

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