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Prepare for the Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse (CRRN) certification exam with this updated 2026/2027 study guide designed for rehabilitation nursing professionals. This comprehensive resource provides structured review materials, practice questions, and focused concept summaries to support effective certification preparation. The guide covers essential rehabilitation nursing topics including neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, functional assessment, interdisciplinary care, patient and family education, mobility and assistive devices, pain management, bowel and bladder management, skin integrity, psychosocial support, ethical and legal considerations, patient safety, and evidence-based rehabilitation nursing practices. Practice questions help reinforce clinical knowledge, strengthen critical thinking, and support the application of rehabilitation principles across diverse patient populations. Designed for efficient review and professional development, this study guide helps improve knowledge retention, strengthen clinical decision-making, and build confidence in rehabilitation nursing practice.

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CRRN Exam Review 2026 | Verified Q&A |
Graded A+

1. A rehab nurse uses the functional health patterns

framework. Which assessment finding best reflects the

“cognitive-perceptual” pattern?

a) Patient reports pain 6/10 during transfer

b) Patient is unable to recall rehab goals set yesterday

c) Patient prefers to bathe in the evening

d) Patient eats 50% of meals

Answer: b) Unable to recall rehab goals

Rationale: Cognitive-perceptual pattern includes memory,

decision-making, and sensory function. Forgetting goals

indicates cognitive deficit.

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2. A patient with spinal cord injury (SCI) says, “I’ll never

walk again, so life is over.” Which stage of adjustment is

most likely?

a) Denial

b) Anger

c) Depression

d) Acceptance

Answer: c) Depression

Rationale: Verbalizing hopelessness and loss of meaning aligns

with depression in the Kübler-Ross model adapted for rehab.

3. Which model best guides interdisciplinary team

collaboration in rehab?

a) Medical model

b) Biopsychosocial model

c) Palliative model

d) Acute care model

Answer: b) Biopsychosocial model

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Rationale: Rehab addresses biological, psychological, and

social factors for holistic recovery.

4. (Scenario) A 45-year-old patient with traumatic brain

injury (TBI) becomes agitated during PT. What is the nurse’s

priority?

a) Restrain patient for safety

b) Redirect and reduce environmental stimuli

c) Administer PRN haloperidol immediately

d) Continue PT to avoid reinforcing behavior

Answer: b) Redirect and reduce stimuli

Rationale: Agitation post-TBI is often due to overstimulation;

nonpharmacological de-escalation first.

5. Which functional assessment tool is most appropriate for

discharge planning in stroke?

a) Glasgow Coma Scale

b) Functional Independence Measure (FIM)

c) Braden Scale

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