In this episode, Jess covers part 4/4 in section 4 of the Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) exam content outline, obstetrical emergencies. Section 4 includes gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecology, and obstetrical emergencies and makes up 18 questions on the exam.

Abruptio placenta (2:53)

Ectopic pregnancy (5:55)

Emergent delivery (8:28)

Hemorrhage (20:39)

Hyperemesis gravidarum (23:17)

Neonatal resuscitation (14:08)

Placenta previa (24:38)

Postpartum infection (26:12)

Preeclampsia, eclampsia, and HELLP syndrome (30:39)

Preterm labor (40:58)

Threatened/spontaneous abortion (44:50)

Obstetric trauma (51:26)

Check out this episode of "The MDM" podcast. Dr. Jessica Adkins and Dr. Melissa Puffenbarger both had miscarriages and because they live in Kentucky, they could not get mifepristone, which is the standard of care, and both suffered consequences.

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In this episode, Jess covers genitourinary and gynecology emergencies with the help of a special guest! Section 4 of the Certified Emergency Nursing (CEN) exam outline includes gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecology, and obstetrical emergencies and makes up 18 questions of the exam.

Genitourinary infections (4:53)

Priapism (13:41)

Renal calculi (15:46)

Testicular torsion (21:44)

Genitourinary trauma (27:08)

Urinary retention (28:54)

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (30:59)

Gynecological infections (33:58)

Ovarian disorders (e.g., cyst, torsion, rupture) (35:33)

Sexual assault and battery (39:49)

Gynecological trauma (42:32)

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This podcast is not affiliated with the ENA or the BCEN. All views and opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect that of my employers.

In this episode, Jess covers the first body system included in section 4 of the Certified Emergency Nurse exam content outline, Gastrointestinal Emergencies. Section 4 includes gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecology, and obstetrical emergencies and makes up 18 questions on the exam. GU, GYN, and OB will be covered in future episodes.

Acute abdomen (2:23)

Appendicitis (4:39)

Peritonitis (7:02)

Bowel perforation (8:23)

Cyclic vomiting syndrome (9:29)

Bleeding (12:09)

Cholecystitis (15:31)

Cirrhosis (16:55)

Diverticulitis (19:31)

Esophageal varices (20:34)

Foreign bodies (25:17)

Hepatitis (28:37)

Intussusception (34:00)

Obstructions (35:35)

Pancreatitis (37:33)

GI trauma (39:02)

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Email me: certifiedandslightlypanicked@gmail.com

This podcast is not affiliated with the ENA or the BCEN. All views and opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect that of my employers.