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A series of questions and answers related to the field of medical assisting. It covers a range of topics, including clinical procedures, medical terminology, patient care, and legal aspects of healthcare. The questions are designed to test knowledge and understanding of key concepts relevant to medical assisting practice, making it a useful resource for students and professionals in the field. It provides a quick review of essential information for those preparing for exams or seeking to reinforce their understanding of medical assisting principles. Questions on vital signs, infection control, medication administration, and ethical considerations.
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If a patient sample was collected at 1800 in their chart, what time was it collected? ✔✔6PM
When the victim's chest rises during CPR, what have you achieved? ✔✔Adequate ventilation
What is the instrument used to hold open the walls vagina during an internal exam? ✔✔Speculum
What heading do issues related to medical advances come under? ✔✔Bioesthics
What is one thing you CAN NOT do as a Medical Assistant? ✔✔Give emergency Medical Advice
What is palpation? ✔✔a pounding or racing of the heart
What is the specialty physician that deals with eye disease and injury? ✔✔Ophthalmologist
PASS is the acronym used to remember the actions when using a... ✔✔Fire Extinguisher
Systolic pressure below 90 and diastolic below 60mmHg is... ✔✔Hypotension
What is the main purpose of PPE? ✔✔provide a barrier against infection
If someone other than the patient calls for tests results what must you do? ✔✔make sure that person is authorized to release information based on HIPAA, release info
You overhear 2 employees discussing a patient in an elevator, what is this a violation of? ✔✔Patient Confidentiality
Annual flu and pneumonia vaccination is a typical topic to prevent disease for what type of patient? ✔✔Elderly
A patient with bluish skin and nail beds and shortness of breath has a lack of... ✔✔Oxygen
What type of fever fluctuates from below baseline then high again? ✔✔Intermittent
60-100bpm ✔✔normal resting heart rate for an average adult
Stage 1 Hypertension ✔✔148/
Pressure from being in one position for too long can cause the skin to... ✔✔weaken and become necrotic
In a patients chart, weight should be listed to the nearest ✔✔1/4 pound
When a murmur is heard, it may indicate... ✔✔Valvular heart disease
What organs' main function is to eliminate excess water and waste products from the body? ✔✔Kidneys
When the body has had adequate rest and no food for 12 hours it is said to be in... ✔✔Basal State
is a Baby's pulse and respirations faster or slower than an adults? ✔✔Faster
When giving an IM injections in the buttocks, what is the muscle the medication goes into? ✔✔Gluteus Medius
A synergistic drug... ✔✔enhances the effects of another drug
Monthly rent for the building where the medical practice is located is handled by what department? ✔✔Accounts Payable
Tachypnea is... ✔✔abnormally rapid, deep or labored breathing
Most specialists are paid by MCO's using which of the following methods... ✔✔Fee-for-service
Sterilization is... ✔✔complete destruction of all forms of microbial life
What is the most appropriate step to take when a patient is having a seizure? ✔✔Loosen clothing around the neck
You must report notifiable infections to.. ✔✔Center for disease control
When a blood pressure cuff is deflated; the first tapping sound is the... ✔✔Systolic Pressure
Auscultation ✔✔the act of listening for sounds made by internal organs
Where do you check the pulse on a person who is unconscious and not breathing? ✔✔Carotid artery of the neck
Wearing gloves during phlebotomy procedures protects the... ✔✔phlebotomist from exposure to the patients' blood
The appropriate administration route for medication to a patient who has been vomiting is... ✔✔Rectal
The patient information sheet contains... ✔✔Patients personal and insurance information
A Wheal is a... ✔✔round raised skin lesion with itching that is a positive sign of reaction to allergy testing
What is another word for after a meal? ✔✔Post-Prandial
Can Medical Assistants perform intramuscular injections? ✔✔Yes
BID ✔✔Twice a day
What do you get when you subtract systolic from diastolic? ✔✔Pulse Pressure
What is a pulse site used to measure blood pressure? ✔✔Brachial
Where do you measure Tympanic temperature? ✔✔At the eardrum
What are the 4 classic symptoms of inflammation? ✔✔Erythema, edema, pain, heat
Exposures to HIV in the healthcare setting are typically due to... ✔✔accidental needle sticks
What type of PPE is required when taking medical history on a patient with active TB? ✔✔Mask
How are Insulin syringes calibrated ✔✔Units
Slander ✔✔defamation thru spoken statements
DEA ✔✔regulates Controlled Substances Act
Abandonment ✔✔when a provider withdraws from the care of a patient without reasonable notice
When two physicians share a practice (patients, expenses, profits and assets) ✔✔Partnership
Two types of civil actions against Healthcare Providers ✔✔lack of informed consent and Violation of confidentiality
Which type of gloves can be decontaminated and reused if they show no deterioration after use? ✔✔Utility
Nephron ✔✔the functional unit of the Kidney
Thickening of the skin, Enlargement of the bones in the entire skill, hands and feet ✔✔Acromegaly
What system detects changes in the internal and external environment and responds appropriately? ✔✔Nervous System
Best position for a patient with chest pain and shortness of breath ✔✔Fowler's
Neuron ✔✔smallest structural unit of the nervous system
Cellular respiration is a function of the... ✔✔Mitochondria
Organ ✔✔Structure that is composed of two or more tissue types
Muscles on the knee joint exhibit two actions ✔✔Flexion and extension
As needed ✔✔PRN
What are Aspirin and Acetaminophen examples of... ✔✔Analgesics and antipyretics
Lyme disease ✔✔parasitic infection