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NUR 6111 – Exam 3 (Advanced Practice
Nursing I) 2026 – William Peterson
University
Practice Questions with Correct Answers & Detailed
Rationales




SECTION 1: FOUNDATIONS OF ADVANCED
PRACTICE NURSING




Question 1:
A nurse practitioner student is reviewing the
Consensus Model for APRN Regulation. Which
component is NOT one of the four APRN roles
recognized in this model?


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,A) Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM)
B) Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
C) Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)
D) Nurse Administrator


Correct Answer: D) Nurse Administrator


Rationale: The Consensus Model defines four APRN
roles: CNM, CRNA, CNS, and CNP (Certified
Nurse Practitioner). Nurse Administrator is an
advanced nursing role but is not recognized as an
APRN role under the licensure framework. The
Consensus Model was developed to standardize
APRN regulation across states, including licensure,
accreditation, certification, and education (LACE) .




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,Question 2:
Which landmark report called for the restructuring
of clinical education for healthcare professionals,
including APRNs, to focus on competencies and
interprofessional collaboration?


A) The Flexner Report
B) The IOM Report "To Err is Human"
C) The Carnegie Foundation Report "Educating
Nurses"
D) The Future of Nursing 2020-2030


Correct Answer: C) The Carnegie Foundation Report
"Educating Nurses"


Rationale: The Carnegie Report (2010) emphasized
integrating three apprenticeships: ethical, cognitive,
and practical skills. It pushed for competency-based
education in nursing and called for restructuring
clinical education to focus on competencies and

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, interprofessional collaboration. The Flexner Report
focused on medical education reform, while "To Err
is Human" addressed patient safety .




Question 3:
An APRN is applying for prescriptive authority in a
restricted practice state. What is the most likely
requirement?


A) No physician involvement required
B) Delegation agreement with a supervising
physician
C) Independent prescribing for all controlled
substances
D) Only non-pharmacological interventions allowed




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