Challenges in Emergency Nursing: A Self-Study Certification Review

by Ruth E. Rea, Mary Martha Hall, Judy Selfridge-Thomas, et al.

Written by three internationally respected CENs who have extensive clinical and educational backgrounds, this 2nd edition continues to serve as an excellent preparation tool for the Certification of Emergency Nursing (CEN) examination. All of the questions are new, and have been updated to reflect current emergency nursing practice and other timely issues in emergency care.Offers 700 review questions and answers (with rationales) and case scenarios...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0721677460
• ISBN13: 9780721677460
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Saunders
• Length: 331 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

challenges in Emergency Nursing: Aself-Studey Certificatiion Review (With Diskette for Windows)

Concise,well organized book. Alittle disappointed with diskette. I thought it would be more in the format of the CEN test.

Most accurate book resembling the CEN Exam

I found this book to be the most useful book in the market today for reviewing for the new CEN computerized exam. The questions were very similar to the ones included in the exam and the layout of the material, i.e. questions on one page and the answers with rationale on the flip side of the page made it extremely user-friendly. This book is valuable especially for those nurses fearful of computer tests in that a sample test of 250 questions is included on the CD-ROM enclosed with the book. This allows the computer-shy nurse an opportunity to simulate taking the test in a computer setting. I have tossed out all my other numerous review books from over the 12 years and will only keep this book in my review library.

Informative. Offers a variety of questions/answers.

Very informative in its line of questioning with rationale answers. Offers a variety of questions that coincide with the CEN exam. Could go the extra mile and explain all the chooses given more consistantly.