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The document outlines the standard protocol for Pediatric Acute Care Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) in Alabama, detailing their core duties, scope of practice, and collaborative practices with physicians. It specifies the patient population served, essential skills and procedures CRNPs are authorized to perform, and the necessary documentation for training and competency validation. The protocol emphasizes the collaborative nature of care between CRNPs and physicians, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

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Begin by filling out the patient referral process section. Ensure you provide accurate details about any physicians involved other than the collaborating physician.
Next, complete the emergency plan field. Outline a pre-determined plan for emergencies, ensuring compliance with established guidelines.
Proceed to the attestation section. Both the collaborating physician and CRNP must print their names, sign, and date this section to certify that all information is correct.
Review all fields for completeness. Incomplete forms will be returned, so double-check your entries before finalizing.

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What is the pass rate for CPNP PC exam?

In 2023, the CPNP-PC exam recorded a pass rate of 81.49%. In contrast, the Certified Pediatric Nurse PractitionerAcute Care (CPNP-AC) was lower at 66.67%, while the Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist (PMHS) was slightly higher at 82.35%.

What does a pediatric acute care nurse practitioner do?

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Acute Care Some of the regular responsibilities associated with being an acute care PNP include: Diagnosing and managing complex emergencies and life-threatening conditions. Conducting advanced physical assessments. Interpreting lab and diagnostic test results.

What is the pass rate for the CPN exam?

Exam Eligibility Criteria Testing Details QuestionComparison What is the 2021 pass rate? CPN: 78% - first time pass rate PED-BC: 84% Are free sample questions offered? CPN: Yes PED-BC: Yes Is a practice test available? CPN: Yes - $35 for 50 questions, 2 modules available PED-BC: No6 more rows

Is CPN hard?

The exam includes 175 multiple-choice questions, 150 of which are scored and 25 unscored, with a time limit of 3 hours. The CPN credential is valid for one year, with recertification available through continuing education or re-examination. The reported first-time pass rate for 2023 was 77%.

What does it mean to be a certified pediatric nurse?

The Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN) The CPN exam validates knowledge and expertise of pediatric nurses beyond basic RN licensure. Eligible RNs may have a diploma, associates degree, BSN, MSN, or higher nursing degree and must meet one of two pediatric nursing experience eligibility pathways.