Questions: True or False? Advanced practice registered nurses require a master's degree; most are also certified in a specialty area. True False True or False? Clinical nurse specialists provide direct patient care to a certain population of people and/or within a specific medical or surgical specialty and usually require a master's degree. True False True or False? Most training programs for LPNs last about 2 years and are offered by vocational or technical schools, or community or junior colleges.

True or False? Advanced practice registered nurses require a master's degree; most are also certified in a specialty area.

The answer is True: Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) typically require a master's degree in nursing. Additionally, most APRNs are certified in a specialty area, such as nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, nurse anesthetist, or nurse midwife, which often requires passing a national certification exam.

True or False? Clinical nurse specialists provide direct patient care to a certain population of people and/or within a specific medical or surgical specialty and usually require a master's degree.

The answer is True: Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) are advanced practice registered nurses who focus on improving patient outcomes and nursing care within a specific population or specialty area. They typically require a master's degree in nursing and are often involved in direct patient care, consultation, and education.

True or False? Most training programs for LPNs last about 2 years and are offered by vocational or technical schools, or community or junior colleges.

The answer is False: Most training programs for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) typically last about 1 year, not 2 years. These programs are commonly offered by vocational or technical schools, as well as community or junior colleges. The training includes both classroom instruction and supervised clinical practice.