Which statement best explains the entry into practice ...

[schs14]

Which statement best explains the entry into practice controversy?
 
  a. Nursing shortages would be relieved if all nurses entered into practice as LPN/LVNs.
  b. The return to self-proclaimed nurses would save scarce health care dollars.
  c. Entry into practice refers to discerning the educational level most appropriate for entry into the practice of nursing: ADN, BSN, MSN.
  d. After graduation, all professional and vocational nurses should enter practice by serving a 1-year internship in a hospital setting.

Question 2

The outcome that can be predicted for the latest nurse education proposal is that
 
  a. LPN/LVN education will be extended to 2 years.
  b. LPN/LVN licensure will be abandoned.
  c. the LPN/LVN will be the lower level for entry into practice.
  d. the outcome cannot be determined at this time.

[joewallace]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Entry into practice, originally advanced by the ANA, refers to the movement to establish two levels of nursing. More recently it has become a question of determining the most appropriate entry into practice for professional nurses: the ADN, BSN, or master's level of preparation. The other options are not related to entry into practice.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
No single concrete proposal has been advanced for debate; thus, one cannot determine the probable effect on LPN/LVN training and education.

[schs14]

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[robbielu01]

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