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Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam

The Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam assesses the readiness of aspiring medical assistants. It tests knowledge of typical duties, patient interaction, and medical...

Questions: 46 | Attempts: 250 | Last updated: Mar 19, 2023

Sample Question
Read the following scenarios carefully and answer the corresponding questions.Scenario #1Dr. Jennifer Hathaway, a primary care physician in a suburb of Chicago starts her day with 25 files piled on her desk, representing the 25 patients that she will see in the next eight hours. Her first patient is Eleanor, a healthy 45-year-old woman, who works as a software engineer. Eleanor is waiting for the doctor in the examining room after Dr. Smith’s medical assistant has taken her vitals and weight, draws blood and does an EKG, which she attaches to Eleanor’s chart. Eleanor has also filled in an update form that has been placed at the front of her chart.Dr. Hathaway enters the examining room, carrying Eleanor’s file. She gives it a quick glance noting Eleanor’s weight, blood pressure, and a note about headaches. She greets Eleanor, shakes her hand and warmly welcomes her back for her annual visit, observing stress in Eleanor’s face and a slight tremor in the handshake. Eleanor has been a patient for the past 10 years, and they banter back and forth about her general health and her family. While examining Eleanor, Dr. Hathaway asks about any new issues or changes, as she has not had time to read the update form that Eleanor filled out. When she is finished Dr. Hathaway suggests that Eleanor get dressed, and meet her in her office.While she is waiting for Eleanor, Dr. Hathaway quickly reads her update form and skims through her record, seeking information from the last visit. As they talk Dr. Hathaway takes copious notes in longhand. She tells Eleanor that her blood pressure is quite high compared to a year ago and suggests that could be the cause of her headaches. She recommends that Eleanor start a hypertension medication and have a stress test. She writes out prescriptions and slips for lab work, which she hands to Eleanor, reassuring her that there is nothing to worry about.After the visit, Dr. Hathaway collects and reviews all of Eleanor’s labs and test results and within a couple of weeks she sends Eleanor a note indicating that her stress test and other blood work is normal, but her cholesterol is high. She encloses a prescription for a cholesterol medication and tells Eleanor to call if she has questions.Unfortunately, the cholesterol medication makes Eleanor dizzy so she calls the office the next day and leaves a message. Dr. Hathaway calls her back, but Eleanor is not there. It takes three days and two more rounds of telephone calls before the doctor and Eleanor connect. Dr. Hathaway tells Eleanor to immediately stop what she is taking and indicates that she will call a new drug into the pharmacy. There is no further communication between Dr. Hathaway and Eleanor until her next visit six months later.1. What were the tasks the Medical Assistant performed prior to the doctor seeing the patient? 2. How does Dr. Hathaway review Eleanor’s patient information? 3. What physical signs does Dr. Hathaway observe to help make a diagnosis? 4. After tests and blood work, what does Dr. Hathaway prescribe to Eleanor? 5. What is the problem with the initial prescription Dr. Hathaway prescribes?

Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam

The Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam assesses the readiness of aspiring medical assistants. It tests knowledge of typical duties, patient interaction, and medical...

Questions: 46 | Attempts: 250 | Last updated: Mar 19, 2023

Sample Question
Read the following scenarios carefully and answer the corresponding questions.Scenario #1Dr. Jennifer Hathaway, a primary care physician in a suburb of Chicago starts her day with 25 files piled on her desk, representing the 25 patients that she will see in the next eight hours. Her first patient is Eleanor, a healthy 45-year-old woman, who works as a software engineer. Eleanor is waiting for the doctor in the examining room after Dr. Smith’s medical assistant has taken her vitals and weight, draws blood and does an EKG, which she attaches to Eleanor’s chart. Eleanor has also filled in an update form that has been placed at the front of her chart.Dr. Hathaway enters the examining room, carrying Eleanor’s file. She gives it a quick glance noting Eleanor’s weight, blood pressure, and a note about headaches. She greets Eleanor, shakes her hand and warmly welcomes her back for her annual visit, observing stress in Eleanor’s face and a slight tremor in the handshake. Eleanor has been a patient for the past 10 years, and they banter back and forth about her general health and her family. While examining Eleanor, Dr. Hathaway asks about any new issues or changes, as she has not had time to read the update form that Eleanor filled out. When she is finished Dr. Hathaway suggests that Eleanor get dressed, and meet her in her office.While she is waiting for Eleanor, Dr. Hathaway quickly reads her update form and skims through her record, seeking information from the last visit. As they talk Dr. Hathaway takes copious notes in longhand. She tells Eleanor that her blood pressure is quite high compared to a year ago and suggests that could be the cause of her headaches. She recommends that Eleanor start a hypertension medication and have a stress test. She writes out prescriptions and slips for lab work, which she hands to Eleanor, reassuring her that there is nothing to worry about.After the visit, Dr. Hathaway collects and reviews all of Eleanor’s labs and test results and within a couple of weeks she sends Eleanor a note indicating that her stress test and other blood work is normal, but her cholesterol is high. She encloses a prescription for a cholesterol medication and tells Eleanor to call if she has questions.Unfortunately, the cholesterol medication makes Eleanor dizzy so she calls the office the next day and leaves a message. Dr. Hathaway calls her back, but Eleanor is not there. It takes three days and two more rounds of telephone calls before the doctor and Eleanor connect. Dr. Hathaway tells Eleanor to immediately stop what she is taking and indicates that she will call a new drug into the pharmacy. There is no further communication between Dr. Hathaway and Eleanor until her next visit six months later.1. What were the tasks the Medical Assistant performed prior to the doctor seeing the patient? 2. How does Dr. Hathaway review Eleanor’s patient information? 3. What physical signs does Dr. Hathaway observe to help make a diagnosis? 4. After tests and blood work, what does Dr. Hathaway prescribe to Eleanor? 5. What is the problem with the initial prescription Dr. Hathaway prescribes?

NCCT Medical Assissting 2011 Version MT & Abbreviations

medical terminology : A foundation of word structure B. abbreviations

Questions: 63 | Attempts: 179 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
The abbreviation for urinalysis is____

UN

Hystero

UA

Urino

NCCT Medical Assissting 2011version For Test 2012 M.O.M. A&B

second part to the book for the NCCT test

Questions: 25 | Attempts: 329 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
A system whereby large quantities of data can be accessed, searched, sorted, and arranged very rapidly by computer is called a(n)_______system

Database management

Word processing

Research

Electronic scheduling

RMA And CMA Practice Quiz

Management is something that is universal and can be found in different sectors of the economy. There are some characteristics that are common with managers and they are taught in...

Questions: 35 | Attempts: 6292 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
The following should be added to a well writen resume?

Career Objectives

Educational background

References

Relevant work experience

All of the above

Computerized Billing Simulation (210CBS) FINAL EXAM

Medical Assistant final exam on Computerized Billing Simulation using the Medisoft software suite.

Questions: 19 | Attempts: 169 | Last updated: Mar 14, 2023

Sample Question
A report that lists charges, payments and adjustments during a day is known as a(n):

Electronic remittance advice

Superbill

Encounter sheet

Day sheet

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Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam

Medical Assisting Orientation Entrance Exam

NCCT Medical Assissting 2011 Version MT & Abbreviations

NCCT Medical Assissting 2011version For Test 2012 M.O.M. A&B

RMA And CMA Practice Quiz

Computerized Billing Simulation (210CBS) FINAL EXAM