Registered nurse

Who is a registered nurse?

• A nurse with a hospital's diploma.

• A nurse with a bachelor's degree or associate's degree.

• A nurse with a school's degree or any degree.

• A nurse with a registered's degree or doctor's degree.

What is the newspaper article mostly about?

• Changes to a diploma program

• A lack of available licensed nurses

• A criticism of the Nurse Practice Act

• The roles of the state boards of nursing

Which of the following is the next step when you have got a degree?

• Taking a licensure exam

• Looking for a job

• Joining the state board of nursing

• Having access to diploma programs

It can be inferred that the licensure test is...

• created by a hospital.

• less important than the NPA.

• a part of a diploma program.

• stops some people from becoming nurses.

A person who has received a degree or diploma in nursing and has passed the required licensure test is a...

• Registered nurse

• Nurse Practice Act

• Hospital based nurse

• Licensed Practical Nurse

A nursing program that takes place in a hospital is a...

• Bachelor's degree

• Associate's degree

• State board of nursing

• Hospital-based diploma program

A set of rules that defines which tasks a nurse may not perform is...

• Nurse Practice Act

• State Board of Nursing

• Licensed Practical Nurse

• Registered Nursing Rules

A degree granted to people who have completed two years of coursework is a (an)...

• Associate's degree

• Bachelor's degree

• Hospital's degree

• Hospital-based diploma program

A degree granted to people who have completed four years of coursework is a (an)...

• Associate's degree

• Hospital-based diploma program

• Hospital's degree

• Bachelor's degree

A board that decides the rules regulating the licensure of nurses and the practice of nursing on a given state is the...

• United States of Nursing

• State Board of Nursing

• Nurse Practice Act

• Practical State of Nursing