AMBULATORY CARE NURSE CERTIFICATION OR
ANCC EXAM 2024-2025 TESTBANK ACTUAL EXAM
WITH 400 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
(ALREADY GRADED A+)
If a patient is scheduled for a routine serum creatinine to evaluate
renal function, the patient should be advised to prepare for this
test by:
A. Carrying out routine activities
B. Fasting for 12 hours
C. Avoid Strenuous exercise
D. Avoid eating meat products for two days - ANSWER-C. Avoid
Strenuous exercise
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The ambulatory care nurse is reviewing a patient's history to
determine if the patient is a candidate for an intrauterine device
(IUD). Contraindications for an IUD include:
A. Menorrhagia
B. History of pelvic inflammatory disease 3 years previously
C. History of renal Cancer
D. History of ectopic pregnancy - ANSWER-D. History of ectopic
pregnancy
The purpose of an Advanced Beneficiary Notice is to:
A. Identify beneficiaries of a wall
B. inform Medicare Patients of non coverage
C. Inform patients of Medicaid eligibility
D. Inform patients of insurance coverage - ANSWER-B. inform
Medicare Patients of non coverage
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Which of the following are excluded from the Nurse Licensure
compact
A. RNs
B. LVNs
C. LPNs
D. APRNs - ANSWER-D. APRNs (They must get a license in
each state they plan to work in)
When setting up a dashboard to show progress towards meeting
goals, the first consideration when determining which information
to include should be:
A. Relevance to goals
B. Method of Display
C. Frequency of needed updates
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D. Ease of gathering data - ANSWER-A. Relevance to goals
The first step in development of a safety and health program to
meet OSHA's guidelines is to:
A. Takes steps to reduce hazards
B. Establish a medical management program
C. Conduct a workplace analysis
D. Establish a staff training program - ANSWER-D. Establish a
staff training program
When interviewing a patient who reports that everything is "fine"
the ambulatory care nurse notes that the patients pupils are
dilated, the patient is sweating profusely and the patient
frequently licks the lips. According to these observations the
nurse likely concludes that the patient is:
A. actually fine