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How many credits you need depends on what school you are attending. However, it also depends on if you want to be a LPN or an RN. As a LPN Labor and Delivery nurse, you go to school for about a year. As an RN, you can do either an Associate's degree for 2 years or a 4 year Bachelor's degree.

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What does RN and LPN stand for?

RN stands for Registered Nurse. LPN stands for Licensed Practical Nurse.


What is the average wage of a licensed practical nurse?

The average wage of a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is $18.52 per hour.


What does LPN stand for?

LPN stands for licensed practical nurse. They are known as LVNs, licensed vocational nurse, in the states of Texas and California.Licensed Practical Nurse.


What type of nurse takes the less time to go to school?

A licensed practical nurse or licensed vocational nurse has the shortest schooling.


How do I become a licensed practical nurse?

There are a few websites which can provide you with the information that you need. This website gives you a nice overview, http://money.howstuffworks.com/how-to-become-licensed-practical-nurse.htm, while this one can provide you with more information about the classes available. http://www.allnursingschools.com/nursing-careers/licensed-practical-nurse/licensed-practical-nurse?lob=nursing


What do the medical abbreviations LPN and LVN mean?

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What is the full form of LPN?

Licensed Practical Nurse.


How much does a licensed practitioner nurse make?

If you are refering to a LPN, which is a Licensed Practical Nurse, the typical salary in the US is about $37,471


What does the medical abbreviation LPN mean?

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Does it take the same amount of time if you are a LPN or lvn?

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What is practical nursing?

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How long does it take to become an LPN nurse?

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