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a board of nursing - CORRECT ANSWERS In states where a licensing board regulates, it
is usually what governmental agency?
- alternatively, a board of medicine
A proposed regulation - CORRECT ANSWERS this becomes a final regulation
• Final regulation are republished in final form, in state's register.
Statutes & Regulations (rules) - CORRECT ANSWERS State law takes two forms:
rules - CORRECT ANSWERS state regulations are also known as what?
State legislatures - CORRECT ANSWERS Who makes statutory laws?
State agencies, under authority of a state's executive branch - CORRECT ANSWERS who
makes regulations?
Regulations - CORRECT ANSWERS these cannot contradict statutes, but can provide
more detail
Statutory law - CORRECT ANSWERS this is:
• Created by legislature
• When change to statute is requested, advocate must enlist help of a state
legislator•Legislator introduces bill to change statute
Bills - CORRECT ANSWERS these can also be introduced to overrule state agency
regulations
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Regulations - CORRECT ANSWERS these are:
• Created by state agencies
• When a rule change is requested, advocate must convince the responsible state agency to
make a change, or convince a legislator to introduce a bill overriding regulation
• Changes are published in official state publications and reviewed by public
• Final regulations are added to state's register
State law - CORRECT ANSWERS this regulates:
• Requirements for license
• Scope of practice
• Prescriptive authority
• Requirement for collaboration or supervision
• Basis for license suspension, revocation, or nonrenewal
State law - CORRECT ANSWERS this regulates:
• Reimbursement under Medicaid
• Reimbursement by indemnity insurers
• Requirements of educational programs
• Standards of practice
Licensure requirements - CORRECT ANSWERS • All states require NPs to hold RN
licenses
• Master's degree is required by 40 states
• National certification is required by 45 states
Florida - CORRECT ANSWERS in this state, the APRN applicant must:
,FNP PRACTICUM QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST
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- RN license Certification by an appropriate specialty board
- Graduation from a program leading to a master's degree in a nursing clinical specialty area
with preparation in specialized practitioner skills.
- Applicant shall submit proof of national advanced practice certification from an approved
nursing specialty board Pursuant to Section
- ARNP's shall carry malpractice insurance or demonstrate proof of financial responsibility
state law or regulation - CORRECT ANSWERS Basis for loss of license:
• Criteria typically determined by what?
Licenses - CORRECT ANSWERS these can be:
• Revoked
• Suspended
• Not renewed
LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS - CORRECT ANSWERS • All states require NPs to hold state
license as RNs. • Thirty states require NPs to have master's degree.
• Forty-five states require NPs to hold national certification
loss of license - CORRECT ANSWERS Basis for this include:
• Failure to practice under physician supervision (NC)
• Performance of a medical tasks or function that the NP is not qualified by education to
perform (PA)
• Safety-related issues (RI)
Nurse Practice Act (NPA) - CORRECT ANSWERS defines the scope and limitations of
professional nursing practice;
, FNP PRACTICUM QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST
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- vary from state to state
Board of Nursing and Board of Medicine - CORRECT ANSWERS these governing bodies
regulate NPs in the state of Florida
Full practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law provides for all
nurse practitioners to evaluate patients, diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, initiate
and manage treatments—including prescribe medications—under the exclusive licensure
authority of the state Board of Nursing:."
Reduced practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law reduces the
ability of nurse practitioners to engage in at least one element of NP practice. State law
requires a regulated collaborative agreement with an outside health discipline in order for the
NP to provide patient care or limits the setting or scope of one or more elements of NP
practice."
Restricted practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law restricts the
ability of a nurse practitioner to engage in at least one element of NP practice. State requires
supervision, delegation, or team-management by an outside health discipline in order for the
NP to provide patient care."
Restricted practice - CORRECT ANSWERS NPs have what kind of practice in the state of
FL?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Nurse practitioners (NPs) as health care providers are held
to the same standards of practice for Medicare patients as any other providers.
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Participation in this federal health care program means
individual NPs are as at risk of being charged with Medicare fraud or abuse as anyone else who
violates the rules. Thus, they must know the rules for which they will be held accountable.
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a board of nursing - CORRECT ANSWERS In states where a licensing board regulates, it
is usually what governmental agency?
- alternatively, a board of medicine
A proposed regulation - CORRECT ANSWERS this becomes a final regulation
• Final regulation are republished in final form, in state's register.
Statutes & Regulations (rules) - CORRECT ANSWERS State law takes two forms:
rules - CORRECT ANSWERS state regulations are also known as what?
State legislatures - CORRECT ANSWERS Who makes statutory laws?
State agencies, under authority of a state's executive branch - CORRECT ANSWERS who
makes regulations?
Regulations - CORRECT ANSWERS these cannot contradict statutes, but can provide
more detail
Statutory law - CORRECT ANSWERS this is:
• Created by legislature
• When change to statute is requested, advocate must enlist help of a state
legislator•Legislator introduces bill to change statute
Bills - CORRECT ANSWERS these can also be introduced to overrule state agency
regulations
,FNP PRACTICUM QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST
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Regulations - CORRECT ANSWERS these are:
• Created by state agencies
• When a rule change is requested, advocate must convince the responsible state agency to
make a change, or convince a legislator to introduce a bill overriding regulation
• Changes are published in official state publications and reviewed by public
• Final regulations are added to state's register
State law - CORRECT ANSWERS this regulates:
• Requirements for license
• Scope of practice
• Prescriptive authority
• Requirement for collaboration or supervision
• Basis for license suspension, revocation, or nonrenewal
State law - CORRECT ANSWERS this regulates:
• Reimbursement under Medicaid
• Reimbursement by indemnity insurers
• Requirements of educational programs
• Standards of practice
Licensure requirements - CORRECT ANSWERS • All states require NPs to hold RN
licenses
• Master's degree is required by 40 states
• National certification is required by 45 states
Florida - CORRECT ANSWERS in this state, the APRN applicant must:
,FNP PRACTICUM QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST
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ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE BEST GRADED A+ FOR PASS
- RN license Certification by an appropriate specialty board
- Graduation from a program leading to a master's degree in a nursing clinical specialty area
with preparation in specialized practitioner skills.
- Applicant shall submit proof of national advanced practice certification from an approved
nursing specialty board Pursuant to Section
- ARNP's shall carry malpractice insurance or demonstrate proof of financial responsibility
state law or regulation - CORRECT ANSWERS Basis for loss of license:
• Criteria typically determined by what?
Licenses - CORRECT ANSWERS these can be:
• Revoked
• Suspended
• Not renewed
LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS - CORRECT ANSWERS • All states require NPs to hold state
license as RNs. • Thirty states require NPs to have master's degree.
• Forty-five states require NPs to hold national certification
loss of license - CORRECT ANSWERS Basis for this include:
• Failure to practice under physician supervision (NC)
• Performance of a medical tasks or function that the NP is not qualified by education to
perform (PA)
• Safety-related issues (RI)
Nurse Practice Act (NPA) - CORRECT ANSWERS defines the scope and limitations of
professional nursing practice;
, FNP PRACTICUM QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST
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- vary from state to state
Board of Nursing and Board of Medicine - CORRECT ANSWERS these governing bodies
regulate NPs in the state of Florida
Full practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law provides for all
nurse practitioners to evaluate patients, diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, initiate
and manage treatments—including prescribe medications—under the exclusive licensure
authority of the state Board of Nursing:."
Reduced practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law reduces the
ability of nurse practitioners to engage in at least one element of NP practice. State law
requires a regulated collaborative agreement with an outside health discipline in order for the
NP to provide patient care or limits the setting or scope of one or more elements of NP
practice."
Restricted practice - CORRECT ANSWERS "State practice and licensure law restricts the
ability of a nurse practitioner to engage in at least one element of NP practice. State requires
supervision, delegation, or team-management by an outside health discipline in order for the
NP to provide patient care."
Restricted practice - CORRECT ANSWERS NPs have what kind of practice in the state of
FL?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Nurse practitioners (NPs) as health care providers are held
to the same standards of practice for Medicare patients as any other providers.
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Participation in this federal health care program means
individual NPs are as at risk of being charged with Medicare fraud or abuse as anyone else who
violates the rules. Thus, they must know the rules for which they will be held accountable.
