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A practice exam for the rma (registered medical assistant) certification, covering a wide range of topics in anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, and clinical procedures. It includes questions and answers related to the skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, digestive system, and other body systems. Additionally, it covers topics such as temperature ranges, types of fractures, genetic disorders, and common eye conditions associated with aging. The exam also tests knowledge of medical terminology, abbreviations, and legal and ethical considerations in healthcare. It provides a comprehensive review of essential concepts for medical assistants, offering valuable practice for certification exams and reinforcing key concepts in medical practice. Designed to assess and enhance the understanding of fundamental medical knowledge required for medical assistants.
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ANS Femur
ANS Hip
ANS Tendons
ANS Shorter and thicker
ANS pituitary
ANS assist glucose into the cells
ANS Renal pelvis
ANS Peritoneum
ANS Fallopian tube
ANS Puberty
ANS Duodenum, jejunum, ileum
ANS Rugae
cient to meet a person's daily need, is vitamin ANS K
ANS A neurotransmitter
the ANS Cerebral cortex
ANS epiglottis
ANS Nasophar- ynx
ANS Aor- ta
ANS fibrous pericardium
proof is ANS Keratin
ANS 98.6-100.6 (0.5 to 1 degree high- er than oral temp)
ANS 95.3- 98.4 (0.5 to 1 degree lower than oral temp)
ANS A comminuted fracture
ANS Keloid
ANS Protection from light
properly is ANS Hemophilia
ANS Vitamin A
ANS Pernicious
aging? ANS Presbyopia
ANS Erythro
ANS Tissue
ANS -itis
ANS any dysfunction of the brain
ANS hepatitis
ANS a muscle
ANS Vitamin C
ANS four times per day
ANS Rx
mation of the tonsils? ANS Tonsillitis
appropriate authorities? ANS suspected child abuse
safeguarding the confidentiality of ANS electronic exchange of patient information
rendering First Aid from ANS civil and criminal liability
referral of a patient, both are guilty of ANS fee-splitting
ANS define what is included in the practice of medicine
sage he or she is communicating is ANS restating
ANS Au- thority
ANS is unable to perform previous occupational duties
ANS using "rule out" diagnosis
ANS coordination of benefits
according to what fee schedule? ANS Capitated
prior to the issuance of an insurance benefit plan is called ANS A pre-existing conditions waiver
ANS Are responsi- ble for a portion of the fee
ANS prescription medical equipment
ANS occupational in- juries
compensated ANS 80% of the approved amount
ANS prevailing fee
ANS All transactions balance with the end of the day journal
ANS for small incidental items
that have no cleared the bank
ANS Certified
Insurance write-offs
overdue include ANS age analysis
ANS service charge
the same month are $15,500, the profit and loss statement would show a ANS net profit of $2,
ANS retain it with canceled checks, in numericc order
ANS Restric- tive
ANS Sub- mit a form to the court trustee
the ANS payee
Standard Precautions guidelines? ANS OSHA
positioned ANS below the elbows
aspepsis
equipment MUST be worn whenever there is contact with ANS blood
ANS destruction of all microbial life
ANS autoclaving
ANS Sight
ANS a sphygmomanometer
ANS Sim's
ANS 45 degrees
ANS gluteus medius
0.5 Grams per mL. How many mL will be administered? ANS 2.0mL
ANS Analgesic
ANS needle holder and scissors
clude all of the following EXCEPT ANS acetone
ANS dilution of the sample with tissue fluid
venipuncture? ANS Sitting in a chair
ANS once a year
ANS shock
ANS direct pressure
ANS Place the patient supine with legs elevated