The CEN® (Certified Emergency Nurse) certification is the certification specific to emergency nursing and measures the attainment of a defined body of nursing knowledge pertinent to that particular specialty. A role delineation study is conducted approximately every five years to assure the examination reflects current emergency nursing practice. Although there are CENs throughout the world, the CEN exam is based on emergency nursing practice in the United States.

Comprehensive 500 questions for Emergency Nursing. Updated for 2013. Questions include instruction according to the BCEN: Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing on :

Cardiovascular ; Gastrointestinal ; Genitourinary, Gynecology, Obstetrical ; Maxillofacial/Ocular ; Neurological ; Orthopedic/Wound ; Psychological/Social ; Respiratory ; Patient Care Management ; Substance Abuse/Toxicological/Environmental ; Shock/Multi-System ; Medical Emergency ; Professional Issue.

No 2 questions are the same. Recently updated, Various Difficulty Levels (Medium to super-hard) Questions. The largest unique database of questions in one program.

Explanations: The rationale of the correct answer is explained to help you understand why the answer is correct.

Results Review. When you have completed the exam your percentage score will be calculated and you will be told whether you passed or failed, and you can review over all the questions.

Questions are Situational and Complex. No Easy Questions, NO True/False Questions. Each question has 4 unique answer choices.