Name : Ni Putu Siska Anggita Dewi Kasidi

NIM : C2121064
Class : DI-B

B. REGISTERED NURSE
1. Get ready
1. Physical Challenges and Workplace Hazards, Mental and Emotional Challenges.
2. A licensed RN must completed the educational requirements—either an associate in
nursing degree or a bachelor's in nursing degree—clinical nursing requirements, and
has passed the NCLEX-RN to earn licensure in their state.

2. Reading
1.B. a lack of available licensed nurses
2.C. joining the state board of nursing
3.C. is a part of a diploma program

3.Vocabulary
1. D. a degree grated to people who have completed two years of cousework
(Associate’s degree)
2. E. a degree grated to people who have completed four years of cousework
(Bachelor’s degree)
3. B. a nursing program that takes place in a hospital (Hospital-based diploma
program)
4. C. a set of rules that defines which tasks a nurse may or may not perform (Nurse
Practice)
5. A. a person who has received a degree or diploma in nursing and has passed the
required licensure test (Registered Nurse)
6. F. a board that decides the rules regulating the licensure of nurses and the practice of
nursing in a given state (State board of Nursing)

4. Write a word that is similar in meaning to the underline part

1. Demand
2. Licensure exam
3. Shortage
4. Licensed nurses
5. Factor
C. NURSE PRACTITIONER
1.Get ready
1.Nurse practitioners performs advanced physical assessments, diagnose acute and
chronic health problems, develop treatment plans, order diagnostic tests and provide
referrals, prescribe medications, order non- pharmacologic treatments and educate
patients.
2. A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) that has
earned either a Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) or a Doctor of Nursing Practice
(DNP). They can serve as either a primary or specialty care provider.

2. Reading
1. TRUE (T)
2. TRUE (T)
3. FALSE (F)

3. Vocabulary
1. D. The administration of a medical substance to help protect a person against a
disease (immunization)
2. A. a collage degree higher than bachelor’s degree (advanced degree)
3. C. treatment for an illness or injury by physical methods rather than the use of
drugs (physical therapy)
4. B. having passed a test to document expertise in an area of medicine (board
certified)
5. E. the first level of access to a system (point of entry)

4. Fill in the blanks

1. Diagnose
2. A Physical exam
3. Prescribe
4. Counseling
5. A Nurse Practitioner