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Why are they "registered" nurses? Are there "unregistered" nurses?

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Learning disabled talking depressive
  02/17/18
undocumented nurses
Onyx territorial digit ratio
  02/17/18
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fishy hilarious school cafeteria private investor
  02/17/18
They're licensed by the relevant state board of nursing. Als...
vivacious bonkers theater stage cuckold
  02/17/18
Ty
Learning disabled talking depressive
  02/17/18


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Date: February 17th, 2018 2:28 AM
Author: Learning disabled talking depressive



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Date: February 17th, 2018 2:38 AM
Author: Onyx territorial digit ratio

undocumented nurses

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Date: February 17th, 2018 7:10 AM
Author: fishy hilarious school cafeteria private investor



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Date: February 17th, 2018 3:01 AM
Author: vivacious bonkers theater stage cuckold

They're licensed by the relevant state board of nursing. Also there are national board certifications a health care facility can require they have before hiring them.

In the health care setting there can also be licensed practical nurses, orderlies, nursing students, and the like who handle certain aspects of patient care. The RNs supervise their work and can boss them around.

Typically RNs are the ones who do charting on patient status (which is an official record and becomes relevant in the event of legally recording a death or in other court proceedings) and administer prescription meds.

RNs also increasingly specialize too so you have critical care RNs, emergency room RNs, etc. and a lot of certifications have been created for these. LPNs really don't specialize.

Lots of hospitals are doing away with LPNs and requiring all nurses to be RNs now.

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Date: February 17th, 2018 1:39 PM
Author: Learning disabled talking depressive

Ty

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