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The FNP Guide - Every System, Every Red Flag, Organized

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  • Feel ready and confident during clinical rotations
  • Know when to refer patients without second-guessing yourself
  • Spot warning signs early and know what to do next
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Topics

All-in-1

Guide and app

Why students choose it

Built for clinic days. Ready for boards.

Every page is laid out so you can find the answer fast, whether you're in class, on rotation, or studying the night before your exam.

Side-by-side differentials

Compare look-alike conditions in one table instead of digging through paragraphs.

Exam tips and red flags

Callouts flag what the boards like to test and what you can't afford to miss.

AANP and ANCC aligned

Built around the content both certification exams cover.

Instant access

Unlocks in the app right after checkout. Nothing ships, nothing to wait for.

Search on your phone

Type a drug or condition and jump straight to the page that covers it.

School to practice

A reference you'll keep using through clinicals, boards, and your first year in practice.

Inside the guide

18 Sections Organized by System

Find the section, then the topic. Every section opens with a list of exactly what's inside.

01

Physical Assessment

Neuro exam, cranial nerves, spine, extremities, heart and lungs

02

Pharmacology

Antibiotics, diabetes drugs, insulin, hypertension, anticoagulants, psych drugs

03

EENT

Conjunctivitis, glaucoma, otitis media, sinusitis, pharyngitis

04

Dermatology

Skin cancers, dermatitis, acne and rosacea, psoriasis, skin infections

05

Endocrine

Diabetes, DKA vs HHS, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal disorders

06

Respiratory

COPD, asthma steps, pneumonia, TB, pulmonary embolism

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More sections

Cardiac, Neurology, Mental Health, GI, Renal & GU, MSK, Women's Health, Pediatrics...

How students use it

1

Prep before clinic

Skim the sections for the patients you'll likely see that day, so you walk in knowing the red flags and first-line plan.

2

Look it up mid-shift

Search a drug or condition on your phone and land on the exact page in seconds.

3

Study for boards

Work through the guide by system, using the exam tips to focus on what the AANP and ANCC like to test.

Charted Prep vs a typical textbook

Same core content, built for how you actually study and look things up.

Charted Prep vs a typical textbook

Same core content, built for how you actually study and look things up.

Charted Prep
Typical textbook
Side-by-side differential tables
Exam tips and red flags on the page
Searchable on your phone
Instant access, nothing ships
Organized by system
Under $25

Questions, answered

Is this a subscription? +

No. You pay once for the guide and it's yours, with access in the app that doesn't expire.

How do I get it after I buy? +

Instantly. Your order confirmation email has a link to the app. Create your account with the same email you used at checkout and everything you bought unlocks.

Is it good for boards? +

Yes. It's built around the content both the AANP and ANCC exams cover, with side-by-side differentials and exam tips that point out what tends to be tested. Use it alongside the official exam blueprint.

Can I use it on my phone? +

Yes. The app works on your phone, tablet, and laptop, and you can search any drug or condition to jump straight to the page.

Who is it for? +

FNP students, new grads preparing for boards, and new FNPs who want a fast reference in clinic.

I already have a review book. Do I still need this? +

It works best alongside one. Big review books are thorough but dense. This guide puts differentials, red flags and exam tips side by side, so you can review a topic in minutes or check something quickly between patients.

Is the content up to date? +

It's the 2026 edition, written to current clinical guidelines. It's a study and reference tool, not a substitute for your own clinical judgment or your organization's protocols.