A nurse who may have a private practice in the office of a pediatrician or a family practice physician is:
a. A school nurse
b. A home health nurse
c. A pediatric nurse practitioner
d. Any licensed LVN or RN
C
A pediatric nurse practitioner may conduct a private practice in the office of a pediatrician or family practice physician performing physical examinations and general well-child services such as school-based clinics or health clinics.
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