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CEN IX - For Those Taking the Exam Before July 1st
CEN X - For Those Taking the Exam After July 1st
Online TCRN Exam Review Course
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Online CPEN Exam Review Course
A promotional graphic for Solheim’s On-Demand CFRN Exam Review Course featuring Jeff Solheim and Kevin Schitoskey, with photos of both instructors on an orange background.
Online CFRN Exam Review Course
Thumbnail of a video review course for Solheim's On-Demand CBRN Exam, featuring presenters Cari Zellmann and Jeff Solheim with text overlay.
Online CBRN Exam Review Course
Two men, Jeff Solheim and Kevin Schitoskey, wearing white collared shirts with logos, presenting a review course on Solheim's On-Demand CTRN Exam, with text on a gray background.
Online CTRN Exam Review Course
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Concepts in Critical Care
Pink background with large white text reading 'Solheim's On-Demand CCRN Exam Review Course' and smaller text below saying 'Presented by Cammy Christie.' On the right side, there is a photo of an older woman with white hair, glasses, wearing a dark blazer with a floral pin and necklace.
Online CCRN Exam Review Course
A man with a beard and short hair, wearing a light-colored collared shirt, standing in front of a purple background with white text. The text reads: 'Solheim's On-Demand Overcoming Analysis Paralysis Presented by Jeff Solheim.' The man appears to be speaking or explaining something with his hands.
Overcoming Analysis Paralysis
Diagram labeled "Primary Direction of Force" showing segments around a car labeled with colors: red for frontal crash at 12 o'clock, yellow for driver side impact at 9 o'clock, green for passenger side impact at 3 o'clock, and blue for rear end at 6 o'clock. Text indicates 25-35% of crashes are frontal with 27% resulting in fatalities. Includes a small inset photo of a man and an image of traffic on a highway.
Solheim’s CE Library