Boswell CEN Review Video - Shock Emergencies

Boswell CEN Review Video - Shock Emergencies

[@prn_rod1453]

Awesome videos! Passed my CEN on the first try with just your videos and some practice test questions. I recommend your channel to all my coworkers who are thinking of taking the exam. Keep up the great work!

[@boz287]

Congratulations Robert!!!!

[@auntynetti405]

Congratulations

[@erikamarinucci1925]

I passed because of your videos and book!! Thank you so much for you effort! You're the best!

[@eldoood8381]

Thanks bro, I watched some of your videos and got a 66% with 100 correct out of 150 on the CEN Review Manual's first exam. I plan on watching all of your videos, continue to study. My goal is to test by the end of August. Wish me luck.

[@boz287]

PLEASE check my other videos especially the "HOW to Study" video. Best of luck!

[@besthungergamesfreak]

Interesting, the military is now recommending the anterior axillary site as primary and mid clavicular as secondary. Thank you for uploading these lectures!

[@boz287]

Thanks for the comment. I"m not sure about military, I haven't seen the latest TCCC/ConToms recommendations. However for the CEN exam, the BCEN follows the TNCC guidelines. Currently we are in the 8th Edition of TNCC and they are only commenting/teaching on the anterior chest site as the only option. Previously in the TNCC 6th and 7th edition they were stating that the mid-axillary site was a potential alternate. But the 8th edition is no longer recommending it. For purposes of CEN exam, I'd stick with the current TNCC teaching which is anterior chest wall. Thanks again for the comment!!!! Best of luck!

[@besthungergamesfreak]

@@boz287 Thank you so much!

[@user-ib5nv6ps4c]

Do you think going over these videos are still relevant to taking the CEN now? Obviously the information has not changed much, just making sure!

[@boz287]

Yes I do. There are a few things that are no longer standard, they are obvious (frequent use of spine boards, hi-dose steroids in the trauma bay for SCI, and others). Over 95% is unchanged over the years. I hope this helps!

[@t.alexandra4865]

“spinal startle”

[@boz287]

I like it!!!! Thanks!