How Do Direct-Entry Midwives Differ from Nurse Practitioners

question 24

Multiple Choice

How do direct-entry midwives differ from nurse practitioners?

• A) Direct-entry midwives attend nursing school but receive a different diploma.
• B) Direct-entry midwives can write prescriptions in many states.
• C) Direct-entry midwives come to the profession through apprenticeship or special training programs.
• D) Nurse practitioners are not trained to deliver babies.

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Net Operating Income

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Unit Product Cost

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