Bachelor of Arts in Nursing
BAN
AN
Associate in Nursing
nursing
baccalaureate
trained nurse
graduate nurse
prenursing
registered nurse
RN
degreed
MB
Bachelor of Medicine
suckle
MEd
Master of Education
nursemaid
nursie
school of nursing
Doctor of Education
DEd
EdD
nursing school
masterate
Masters
Doctor of Medicine
MD
masters
bachelorize
magistrate
masteral
Master
B.Ed.
howsofar
Bachelor of Arts
nurse-patient relation
BA
Artium Baccalaurens
matron
head nurse
AB
supernurse
nurse practitioner
student nurse
probationer
bedoctor
graduate
missy
nurse
nurserymaid
MAT
Master of Arts in Teaching
nursedom
school of medicine
D.M.
SB
proceed
-ian
medical school
Bachelor of Science
postbaccalaureate
BS
B.Acy.
nursable
nursing care
honours
honours degree
Master in Business
charge nurse
nan
nonnursing
Master in Business Administration
MBA
nurse's aide
nursing aide
D.A.
NP
carehouse
Doctor of Humane Letters
Artium Magister
MA
Doctor of Arts
AM
intern
nurse clinician
cradle
preprofessional
Master of Arts
sister
wet nurse
practical nurse
LPN
licensed practical nurse

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