• J Emerg Nurs · Feb 2007

    Knowledge assessment and preparation for the certified emergency nurses examination.

    • Kathleen Carlson.
    • Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital, Emergency Department, Virginia Beach, VA, USA. kkcarls@aol.com
    • J Emerg Nurs. 2007 Feb 1;33(1):45-6.

    AbstractWith the current emphasis on credentialing in nursing, many nurses have committed to taking the CEN examination. The following questions have been developed to assist in emergency nursing knowledge assessment and in preparation for the CEN examination. Questions, rationale for the correct answers, and references are provided here for your self-evaluation. ENA has developed educational materials that can be used as further resources for CEN preparation: Emergency Nursing Core Curriculum and CEN Review Manual.

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