AMBULATORY CARE NURSE CERTIFICATION EXAM
ANCC CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST UPDATED
VERSION ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) |GUARANTEED PASS. (FULL REVISED
EXAM)
An ambulatory nurse should teach adults the importance of routine screening for which of
the following?
a. Lung cancer
b. Ovarian cancer
c. Colorectal cancer
d. bladder cancer
c. Colorectal cancer
Legal mandates for professional nurses to educate patients include:
a. The Joint Commission's requirements
b. State's nurse practice acts.
c. American Nurses Association's standards of practice.
d. American Hospital Association's list of patient rights.
b. State's nurse practice acts.
,As an advocate for patients, an ambulatory care nurse may provide
coordination of care across service lines and venues. Patient education by the nurse related
to this role may include:
a. Expressing his or her voice in the allocation of health resources.
b. Evaluating services available and applying process improvement to decrease
inefficiencies and resolve gaps.
c. Increasing outreach efforts in the community.
d. Orienting the patient to services available that may meet their needs.
d. Orienting the patient to services available that may meet their needs.
Ms. Brown, a 21 year old university student, has been diagnosed with
hepatitis A. she insists she is able to return to classes. An important aspect of her patient
education includes:
a. Hepatitis A is contagious and she needs to take precautions to prevent its transmission to
others.
b. Hepatitis A is a reportable disease, so she needs to contact the health department.
c. She probably contracted this illness because has not been taking good care of herself,
with proper rest and nutrition.
d. Smoking or secondhand smoke exposure will delay her recovery.
a. Hepatitis A is contagious and she needs to take precautions to prevent its transmission to
others.
,What is the most important factor to consider in choosing printed materials for patient
education?
a. Age of the patient
b. Developmental stage of the patient
c. Patient readiness to learn
d. Literacy level of the patient
d. Literacy level of the patient
Following a breast biopsy under moderate sedation, the nurse is preparing to discharge the
patient. What patient education is the most important for the patient's safety in the next
few hours?
a. How to take care of the wound and identify signs of infection.
b. How to obtain the biopsy results.
c. Eating and drinking lightly until the nausea from the sedation subsides.
d. Avoiding driving or operating machinery for the rest of the day.
d. Avoiding drinking or operating machinery for the rest of the day.
, If a patient is screened and found to have hypertension and dyslipidemia, what lifestyle
recommendations should be considered?
a. Plan for a screening stress electrocardiogram every 5 years.
b. Manage weight through diet and exercise.
c. Avoid constipation through fluids and high fiber foods to prevent straining to have a bowel
movement.
d. Because of the risk of kidney damage, drink the equivalent of eight glasses of
water daily.
a. Manage weight through diet and exercise.
Healthy people 2020 identifies nationwide priorities for health improvement. Included is an
objective that health care providers address health literacy needs by several actions,
including:
a. Asking the patient to describe how he or she will follow the instructions provided.
b. Facilitating access to specialized health services.
c. Addressing the patient's emotional readiness to learn.
d. Providing more written materials and/or internet resources.
a. Asking the patient to describe how he or she will follow the instructions provided.
ANCC CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST UPDATED
VERSION ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) |GUARANTEED PASS. (FULL REVISED
EXAM)
An ambulatory nurse should teach adults the importance of routine screening for which of
the following?
a. Lung cancer
b. Ovarian cancer
c. Colorectal cancer
d. bladder cancer
c. Colorectal cancer
Legal mandates for professional nurses to educate patients include:
a. The Joint Commission's requirements
b. State's nurse practice acts.
c. American Nurses Association's standards of practice.
d. American Hospital Association's list of patient rights.
b. State's nurse practice acts.
,As an advocate for patients, an ambulatory care nurse may provide
coordination of care across service lines and venues. Patient education by the nurse related
to this role may include:
a. Expressing his or her voice in the allocation of health resources.
b. Evaluating services available and applying process improvement to decrease
inefficiencies and resolve gaps.
c. Increasing outreach efforts in the community.
d. Orienting the patient to services available that may meet their needs.
d. Orienting the patient to services available that may meet their needs.
Ms. Brown, a 21 year old university student, has been diagnosed with
hepatitis A. she insists she is able to return to classes. An important aspect of her patient
education includes:
a. Hepatitis A is contagious and she needs to take precautions to prevent its transmission to
others.
b. Hepatitis A is a reportable disease, so she needs to contact the health department.
c. She probably contracted this illness because has not been taking good care of herself,
with proper rest and nutrition.
d. Smoking or secondhand smoke exposure will delay her recovery.
a. Hepatitis A is contagious and she needs to take precautions to prevent its transmission to
others.
,What is the most important factor to consider in choosing printed materials for patient
education?
a. Age of the patient
b. Developmental stage of the patient
c. Patient readiness to learn
d. Literacy level of the patient
d. Literacy level of the patient
Following a breast biopsy under moderate sedation, the nurse is preparing to discharge the
patient. What patient education is the most important for the patient's safety in the next
few hours?
a. How to take care of the wound and identify signs of infection.
b. How to obtain the biopsy results.
c. Eating and drinking lightly until the nausea from the sedation subsides.
d. Avoiding driving or operating machinery for the rest of the day.
d. Avoiding drinking or operating machinery for the rest of the day.
, If a patient is screened and found to have hypertension and dyslipidemia, what lifestyle
recommendations should be considered?
a. Plan for a screening stress electrocardiogram every 5 years.
b. Manage weight through diet and exercise.
c. Avoid constipation through fluids and high fiber foods to prevent straining to have a bowel
movement.
d. Because of the risk of kidney damage, drink the equivalent of eight glasses of
water daily.
a. Manage weight through diet and exercise.
Healthy people 2020 identifies nationwide priorities for health improvement. Included is an
objective that health care providers address health literacy needs by several actions,
including:
a. Asking the patient to describe how he or she will follow the instructions provided.
b. Facilitating access to specialized health services.
c. Addressing the patient's emotional readiness to learn.
d. Providing more written materials and/or internet resources.
a. Asking the patient to describe how he or she will follow the instructions provided.
