RNs
APRNs
LPNs
100

RNs are most commonly found working in this healthcare setting

What is a hospital

100

An APRN that specializes in providing care for women and newborns

What is Certified Nerse-Midwives (CNMs)

100

LPNs often work under the supervision of these higher-level nursing professionals

What is RN  

200

 This type of degree is commonly pursued to become a registered nurse

What is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing

200

What type of degree is required to become an APRN

What is a master's degree

200

This exam must be passed to become a licensed practical nurse

What is the NCLEX-PN?

300

This exam is a must-pass for all aspiring RNs in the United States

What is the NCLEX

300

Type of APRN that administers gases/ the injection of drugs and remains with a patient throughout a procedure to monitor vital signs

What is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA)

300

These institutions often provide the training needed for LPN certification  

What is community college, or technical or vocational schools  

400

This advanced practice role for RNs involves diagnosing and treating illnesses, often independently

What is a Nurse Practitioner (NP)

400

This type of APRN specializes in providing primary and preventive care across various age groups

What is a Nurse Practitioner (NP)

400

This is a common work setting for LPNs, especially for those who enjoy long-term patient relationships

What is a nursing home or long-term care facility?

500

What state pays RNs the highest salary(hint: west coast)


What is California

500

This APRN specializes in improving patient outcomes through evidence-based practice and may provide consultation to other nurses

What is a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)

500

 In many states, LPNs can administer medications and perform this procedure on patients

What is IV therapy