Which type of basic nursing education program graduates the largest number of RNs in the United States today?
a. Diploma programs
b. Associate degree programs
c. BSN programs
d. Nurse practitioner programs
ANS: B
A
Diploma programs are on the decline in enrollment and number of programs operating.
B
Associate degree programs graduate the most nurses today.
C
BSN program enrollments have increased but are still lower than associate degree program enrollments.
D
Nurse practitioner programs are advanced practice master's-level programs. The question refers to basic RN preparation.
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