AMBULATORY NURSE CERTIFICATION LATEST TEST EXAM 2026 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS 100% ASSURED A+

AMBULATORY NURSE CERTIFICATION
LATEST TEST EXAM 2026 STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS 100%
ASSURED A+

, AMBULATORY NURSE CERTIFICATION LATEST TEST
EXAM 2026 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS 100% ASSURED A+
Mr. McIntire is a 37 year old patient who has a 25 pack a year history of smoking. Today, he has
told his physician he is ready to quit. Ryan, the ambulatory care nurse, has been asked to assist
Mr. McIntire. Which of the following describes a potential method to assist this patient to quit
smoking?

a. Explain that relapsing is part of the process.

b. Advise Mr. McIntire about the harms of smoking, which impact nearly every organ in the
body.

c. Set specific goals and a quit date.

d. Use motivational interviewing to help him understand his ambivalence about quitting. -
Answer>>> c. Set specific goals and a quit date.

The general surgery physician group is planning to hire a bariatric surgeon to provide surgical
interventions for patients who are morbidly obese. Which of the following facilities and
equipment changes would be most important for staff safety?

a. Hallway and doorway clearance will accommodate extra-wide wheelchairs?

b. The area to discharge the patient from the clinic is near the exit of the building.

c. Patient transfer and lift devices are provided.

d. There are hallway safety rails installed. - Answer>>> c. patient transfer and lift devices are
provided.

A telephone triage RN receives a call from a 45 year old woman complaining of a "migraine
headache". The nurse determines this patient has many knowledge deficits related to headaches
and their management. What would be an appropriate rationale for deferring the education to
another time?