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CEN Sample Questions

CEN Sample Questions The following 10 Sample Questions are presented to demonstrate the format used on the CEN exam and how Questions reflect the nursing process. These Sample items are not intended to reflect the difficulty of the actual Questions on the CEN exam. The preferred response is indicated in boldface type. 1. Results of a lumbar puncture reveal a white blood cell count of 15,000 cells/ L and positive for increased protein and decreased glucose. The nurse should anticipate implementing which of the following precautions? A. negative pressure B. droplet C. neutropenic D. contact 2. A patient who presents with blunt trauma to the upper abdomen reports sharp, boring abdominal pain with radiation to the back.

abdominal pain with radiation to the back. Assessment reveals a firm abdomen, 4+ pitting edema in the lower extremities, and hypotension. Results of laboratory studies reveal hypocalcemia. The nurse should suspect trauma to the A. …

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