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Hope you're giving yourself credit for a huge acheivement! For those who don't know, the CEN exam material covers any emergency which could occur anywhere in the world. OB/GYN, med/Surg, Psych, Peds, Geriatrics, environmental, terrorism, trauma, mass casualty, Etc ad nauseum. Or as I describe it, the trivial pursuit of nursing. Welcome to the elite.
Emt2bRN: Thanks for the shout out!!! I am glad to be of assistance in your endeavours. Were you one of our students in my CEN class? If you'll send me your postal mailing address I'll send you two CEN sticker/badges that you can use for your hospital ID badge!!! I'd also love to hear any pointers you might have gleaned that I can use to help future students. Thanks again and CONGRATULATIONS!!! - MB
emtb2rn, BSN, RN, EMT-B
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So, I passed.
Didn't study like for the nclex. Used Lippincott, the ENA 150 question test and Mark Boswell's review book.
Less than 1,000 prep questions altogether. Got the same score on the real test as I got on the ENA one.
Got lost on the way to the test, said to hell with gps, got out a map and quickly found my way to the test center. Pulse 84 in car before test, 64 in waiting room before test, stayed that way until I finished the test. Then jumped to and stayed about 150 until I got the results.
Glad that's done. Next is ENPC. Which is just a class, so no biggie.