Boswell CEN Review Video - Respiratory Emergencies

CEN Review Video from Boswell Emergency Medical Education Technology.
www.PassTheCEN.com
Covering CEN exam respiratory topics including (but not limited to):
Asthma
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Infections
Inhalation injuries
Obstruction
Pleural effusion
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary edema, noncardiac
Pulmonary embolus
Respiratory distress syndrome
Trauma
RSI/DAI/Intubation
Mechanical Ventlators
Chest tubes
Capnography

[@fattkelso]

Just passed my test! There were many times I said to myself, “I would not have known that question if I didn’t watch Marks lectures!” Thank you so much.

[@dylanandbreetoons2207]

Hello Which video here is the most beneficial in your recent exam?

[@fattkelso]

Resp, neuro, cardio, substance/tox, OB/gu and 10 things you should know

[@mscaptaindoc]

Just took my CEN today and thank you so much I passed your videos are super spot on!!

[@cnunez352]

Thank you

[@DTraylor]

These videos are golden!!!!!

[@Mr1prouddad]

I have given thrombolytics for suspected PE once in 25yrs in ER. Recent knee surgery 35yr old female. Presentation increasing SOB over that morning. She was ER approx 45minutes before coding. Pushed TPA,...... couple days later she was up walking. 6months later I saw her in ER for leg swelling.

[@boz287]

Pushed? for APE it's to be given over 2 hours. Pushing it would be off label use and incur much liability.

[@boz287]

Did a CT scan confirm it was a PE?

[@Faugu]

@@boz287 I had a physician push tpa in a patient with a suspected PE that coded 15 minutes after getting to the room

[@AwWwWwWwWyA]

@@Faugu was it tpa or tnk?

[@hanna4292]

I passed today watching your videos!! Thanks a bunch :) - From Seattle, Washington

[@boz287]

CONGRATULATIONS!!! Good Job!

[@annaushakova1770]

What other recourses have you used to prepare for the test?

[@hanna4292]

@@annaushakova1770 I also used Sheehy's manual and went down the entire topic list provided by the BCEN website.

[@patticapobianco3475]

I have seen doctors identify a saddle PE/heart strain on a bedside US in the ER who decompensated and coded get TNK! Ive seen it done several times

[@carlosr.9469]

Thanks brother, this is very helpful! 👊🏽

[@boz287]

Glad it was helpful! You're welcome! My pleasure!

[@espiloves2]

@Markboswell Do you think we are going to be testing on Covid-19?

[@boz287]

@@espiloves2 Not AT LEAST until the next test/update cycle. And not anytime this year

[@harrisonwebb6249]

Love all your videos. Thank you!

[@dham81793]

Awesome videos, Mark! Thanks very much for these. I take my exam on Monday and have been using these for the past week as some final prep/review before the test. In regards to pushing tPA on a coding patient: I've seen it done twice in three years, and both times we pushed tPA d/t finding a clot in transit in the RV via bedside ultrasound. We pushed tPA and voila, PEA became ROSC within a minute. Pretty amazing stuff. Granted, we have some pretty skilled ultrasound clinicians in our (large, university) ED who have typically done an ultrasound fellowship or have been teaching ultrasound fellowships for some time. Not everyone has this resource, but cool nonetheless!

[@boz287]

How'd you do?

[@dham81793]

@@boz287 passed! Thank you!

[@boz287]

@@dham81793 awesome!!!!!!

[@thepalettewhispererasmr1227]

​@@dham81793 YAY❤🎉

[@annaklattig5653]

I love the photos 😂😂😂😂