Credential Process Flashcards
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How long is the TNCC credential valid after successful course completion?
Answer: 4 years
The TNCC credential is valid for 4 years from the date of successful completion.
Which organization administers and owns the TNCC program?
Answer: Emergency Nurses Association (ENA)
The Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) developed and administers the TNCC program.
What is the minimum passing score required on the TNCC written examination?
Answer: 74%
Participants must score at least 74% on the written cognitive examination to pass TNCC.
A nurse fails the TNCC written exam on the first attempt. What is the standard retesting policy?
Answer: They may retake the written exam one time during the same course offering
Participants who fail the written exam on the first attempt may retake it once during the same course offering.
Which of the following is a prerequisite for attending a TNCC course?
Answer: Current RN licensure
Current registered nurse (RN) licensure is the primary prerequisite for TNCC course participation.
In the TNCC course structure, what do psychomotor skill stations evaluate?
Answer: The nurse's ability to perform and demonstrate clinical trauma skills
Psychomotor skill stations assess participants' hands-on ability to perform critical trauma nursing skills.
A TNCC provider card is issued to a nurse who successfully completes which of the following?
Answer: Both the written examination and all required skill stations
A provider card is awarded only after passing both the written exam and all required psychomotor skill stations.