NHA CCMA MEDICAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 350 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
NHA CCMA MEDICAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION
EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 350
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
A medical assistant is replacing a sharps container in an examination
room and receives a small laceration on her arm from the plastic lid.
Which of the following types of documentation should the assistant
complete as a result of this incident? - ANSWER- OSHA Form 301
Rationale: The assistant should recognize that the OSHA Form 301
is an incident report used when reporting details about a workrelated injury or illness.
A medical assistant is reviewing a patient's history prior to the patient's
appointment. Which of the following laboratory results indicates the
need to schedule an extension of the current visit? - ANSWER- Fasting
blood glucose 168 mg/dL
Rationale: This fasting blood glucose level is above the expected
reference range of 70 to 130 mg/dL. The assistant should notify the
provider and schedule an extension of the patient's visit.
A medical assistant is reinforcing instructions with a patient about how
to take a buccal tablet.which of the following instructions should the
assistant give the patient? - ANSWER- "Place the tablet between you or
gums and cheek."
Rationale: The assistant should instruct the patient to place the
buccal tablet between his gums and his cheek. A buccal tablet acts
faster than oral tablets because it does not need to pass through the
gastrointestinal tract to be absorbed.
Which of the following terms should a medical assistant use to tell a
provider that a patient is having discomfort and difficulty breathing? -
ANSWER- Dyspnea
Rationale: Dyspnea is a term used to indicate that a patient is
experiencing difficult or painful breathing.
Which of the following methods is used to notify a provider of the denial
of a claim by an insurance carrier? - ANSWER- Remittance advice
Rationale: A remittance advice document itemizes all paid, denied,
and allowable charges for a patient. This document notifies the
provider of any and all claim denials.
Which of the following positions is appropriate for a pelvic exam? -
ANSWER- Lithotomy
Rationale: The lithotomy position is appropriate for pelvic
examinations.
Which of the following cardiac procedures is within a medical assistants
scope of practice and does not require a licensed technician or provider
to assist or perform it? - ANSWER- Holter monitor application
Rationale: A Holter monitor is a system for recording cardiac
activity for 24 hr or longer. It is within an assistant's scope of
practice to place and remove a Holter monitor.
Which of the following EKG artifacts is caused by a disconnected
electrode and results in the tracing going into the margins of the paper? -
ANSWER- Interrupted baseline
Rationale: Interrupted baseline is caused by an electrical
disconnection or a detached electrode and results in the tracing
moving into the margins of the paper.
A medical assistant receives a telephone call from a patient who seems
anxious about the results of a test. Which of the following responses
should the assistant make? - ANSWER- "I know you are concerned
about your test results. We'll call you as soon as your results come in."
Rationale: This response shows empathy and active listening skills
on the part of the assistant, which communicates to the patient that
the assistant recognizes his emotions. Empathy allows the assistant
to validate the patient's emotions without becoming unprofessional
and losing objectivity. This response is an example of an
appropriate way to communicate with the patient.
A medical assistant is assisting with the physical examination of a
patient who has scabies. Besides gloves, which of the following pieces
of personal protective equipment should the assistant wear? - ANSWERGown
Rationale: Scabies requires contact precautions; therefore, the
assistant should wear gloves and a gown. Other patient conditions
that require contact precautions include hepatitis A, rotavirus, and
herpes zoster (shingles).
A patient loses consciousness. The EKG reveals ventricular fibrillation.
Which of the following actions should a medical assistant take first? -
ANSWER- Call for help and begin CPR
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