- Whether an NP who is educationally prepared as an acute care NP should work in an adult primary care setting would depend on the specific NP’s knowledge and skillset, as well as the practice setting and patient population. NPs can practice in a variety of settings, and their education and experience may allow them to provide effective care in primary care, acute care, or other settings.
- The scope of an FNP’s practice varies by state, but in many states, they are authorized to diagnose and treat uncomplicated mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and ADHD. However, it is important for FNPs to receive proper training and education in these areas to provide safe and effective care.
- Again, the scope of an FNP’s practice varies by state, but in many states, they are authorized to prescribe medications such as antipsychotics and SSRIs for the treatment of mood disorders. However, like any medication, there may be restrictions and protocols for prescribing these medications that must be followed to ensure safe and effective patient care. It is important for FNPs to understand their state’s regulations and prescribing guidelines.