CMA Practice Exam

Question

A patient with abdominal pain and respiratory difficulties should be placed in what position?

Answer 1

Dorsal Recumbent

Answer 2

Call the provider to confirm

Answer 3

Match the requisition with the patients ordering provider

Answer 4

Draw both orders and discard the incorrect specimen

Answer 5

Confirm with the patient

Answer 6

Listen to the patient and try to resolve

Answer 7

Refer to the security officer

Answer 8

Have the patient write the complaint down

Answer 9

Call the police

Answer 10

Nephrolithotripsy

Answer 11

Nephrolithiasis

Answer 12

Neprhoscleroris

Answer 13

Lower the patient to the floor

Answer 14

Ask the patient if they feel faint

Answer 15

Finish labeling the specimen

Answer 16

Call the nurse for assistance

Answer 17

Organize key points

Answer 18

Compose a rough draft

Answer 19

Check spelling, grammar, and punctuation

Answer 20

Make sure the letter has a beginning, middle and end

Answer 21

Oligomenorrhea

Answer 22

Amenorrhea

Answer 23

Dysmenorrhea

Answer 24

Combining form

Answer 25

Optic Solutions

Answer 26

Proceed using a pre-filled syringe

Answer 27

Call the provider to verify the order

Answer 28

Check the patients chart for dosage

Answer 29

Reschedule the patient's injection

Answer 30

Subcutaneous

Answer 31

Intradermal

Answer 32

Intramuscular

Answer 33

Etiology of the diagnosis

Answer 34

Main term in the diagnosis

Answer 35

Diagnosis in the tabular list

Answer 36

Volume 1 abbreviation

Answer 37

Patient fasting for 12 hours but drank 4oz of water

Answer 38

Serum in the specimen was clear yellow

Answer 39

Specimen was sent to the lab in a gold top tube

Answer 40

Specimen was sent to the lab in a an EDTA (purple) top tube

Answer 41

Sodium Citrate

Answer 42

Potassium Oxalate

Answer 43

Retrieve 2cm of stool from toilet

Answer 44

Chill the stool in a container

Answer 45

Avoid urinating in the stool collection container

Answer 46

Collect the stool specimen in the morning

Answer 47

Hemostasis

Answer 48

Hematemesis

Answer 49

Homeostasis

Answer 50

Throat swab

Answer 51

Capillary collection

Answer 52

Urine pregnancy test

Answer 53

Reducing the likelihood of transmitting opportunistic infections

Answer 54

Decreasing the number of microorganisms after they leave the body

Answer 55

Decreasing the risk of transfer pathogens by direct or indirect contact

Answer 56

Destroying all microorganisms before they enter the body

Answer 57

Hemothorax

Answer 58

Hemoglobin

Answer 59

Use red ink to write the correction

Answer 60

Draw a single line through the error

Answer 61

Use corrective fluid

Answer 62

Have the provider initial the correction

Answer 63

Offer to reschedule the appointment

Answer 64

Proceed with regular schedule and seat patients

Answer 65

Cancel the rest of the appointments for the day

Answer 66

Double book per modified wave schedule

Answer 67

Biohazard container

Answer 68

Brown paper bag

Answer 69

Plastic bag

Answer 70

Glass container

Answer 71

Blood smear

Answer 72

Divide the drugs according to the month of expiration

Answer 73

Make an inventory in the computer and check every other day according to the policy

Answer 74

Check for expired drugs in the cabinet every day

Answer 75

Create an inventory and check periodically according to the office

Answer 76

Meter-dose inhaler

Answer 77

Incentive Spirometer

Answer 78

Peak flow meter

Answer 79

Consent form

Answer 80

Quality Assurance form

Answer 81

Medical release form

Answer 82

Registration form

Answer 83

Treatment options

Answer 84

Patient's diagnosis

Answer 85

Lab result interpretation

Answer 86

Pre-op and Post-op instructions

Answer 87

Verify that all items are in the kit

Answer 88

Proceed with the test

Answer 89

Complete the specimen collection with a sealed kit

Answer 90

Report it to the provider and wait for his orders

Answer 91

To help reduce friction

Answer 92

To prevent the patient from getting shocked

Answer 93

To ensure the wave forms are amplified

Answer 94

To promote lead attachment

Answer 95

Winged infusion set (Butterfly)

Answer 96

Evacuated tube system

Answer 97

Heal stick

Answer 98

Whole Blood

Answer 99

Formed elements

Answer 100

Vector borne

Answer 101

Report the incident to OSHA

Answer 102

Break down the tray and start over

Answer 103

Report the incident to the provider

Answer 104

Cover the tray with a sterile drape

Answer 105

To assess lung volume

Answer 106

To determine if the patient is Hypertensive

Answer 107

To determine dosage for medications

Answer 108

To complete growth chart

Answer 109

Trendelenburg

Answer 110

Check for sporadic glucose in the urine

Answer 111

Diagnose glucose metabolism problems

Answer 112

Monitor glucose levels

Answer 113

Control glucose induced hot flashes

Answer 114

First morning

Answer 115

Random specimen

Answer 116

Clean catch specimen

Answer 117

24 hour urine specimen

Answer 118

Determine a test is a waived test classification

Answer 119

Ensure accuracy of test results

Answer 120

Enhance instrument productivity

Answer 121

Monitor use of instrumentation

Answer 122

Disinfection

Answer 123

Srerilization

Answer 124

Decontamination

Answer 125

Sanitation

Answer 126

75/ minute

Answer 127

210/ minute

Answer 128

100/ minute

Answer 129

Nonsocomial

Answer 130

60% isopropyl alcohol

Answer 131

70% isopropyl alcohol

Answer 132

None if the above

Answer 133

Standard 21 gauge

Answer 134

Winged infusion set (Butterfly needle)

Answer 135

Older adults

Answer 136

Adolescents

Answer 137

Name, DOB, SS#

Answer 138

Name, DOB, ID Band

Answer 139

How to label the tube

Answer 140

None of the above

Answer 141

16-18 gauge

Answer 142

3rd and 4th finger

Answer 143

Index finger

Answer 144

4th and 5th finger

Answer 145

Right shoulder

Answer 146

Right abdomen

Answer 147

Left shoulder

Answer 148

Left abdomen

Answer 149

The reference electrode on the right manubrium

Answer 150

Located on the right V4/V5 area centered over the rib

Answer 151

The reference electrode on the left manubrium

Answer 152

Located on the left V4/V5 area centered over the rib

Answer 153

Call for help

Answer 154

Apply an AED

Answer 155

Open the airway

Answer 156

Perform a second EKG

Answer 157

On the right ankle and left stump

Answer 158

On the lower torso

Answer 159

On the midaxillary line

Answer 160

On the upper abdomen

Answer 161

The Facility's Operational Manual

Answer 162

The MSDS sheet

Answer 163

The Manufacturers Guide

Answer 164

The Physicians Desk Reference

Answer 165

25 mm/ Second

Answer 166

20 mm/ Second

Answer 167

75 mm/ Second

Answer 168

50 mm/ Second

Answer 169

Knee chest

Answer 170

Imperceptible blood (Hidden)

Answer 171

Bacteria in the blood

Answer 172

Hemorrhoid blood

Answer 173

Introduction

Answer 174

Guidelines

Answer 175

Appendix A

Answer 176

I may shower with it on

Answer 177

I should wear tight fitting clothing

Answer 178

I should avoid magnetic fields

Answer 179

I do not need to keep a diary

Answer 180

Levels of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen of the blood

Answer 181

Amount if air leaving the lungs and rate it is exhaled

Answer 182

Levels of Carbon Monoxide in the lungs

Answer 183

Amount if Oxygen saturation

Answer 184

Transdermal Patches

Answer 185

Suppositories

Answer 186

Place the Electrodes on the 5th intercostal space

Answer 187

Have the patient lift the breasts to put the Electrodes under them

Answer 188

Place on top of the breasts

Answer 189

Report the exposure to a supervisor

Answer 190

Wash the exposed area

Answer 191

Receive medical evaluation

Answer 192

Complete an incident report

Answer 193

When the test results are completed

Answer 194

After the patient finishes the Glucose drink

Answer 195

When the fasting sample is drawn

Answer 196

30 minutes after the patient arrives

Answer 197

Advise the patient to obtain their belongings

Answer 198

Call an ambulance

Answer 199

Call the facility to schedule the admission

Answer 200

Tell the patient to obtain his medical records

Answer 201

Bacterial Spores

Answer 202

Pathogenic Microorganisms

Answer 203

Organic Material

Answer 204

Dirt and Sweat

Answer 205

Negligence

Answer 206

Malpractice

Answer 207

Breach of Confidentiality

Answer 208

Invasion of Privacy

Answer 209

Soft and Muffled

Answer 210

Faint and pulsing

Answer 211

Use lotion

Answer 212

Apply decreased pressure when abrading the skin

Answer 213

Use more tape

Answer 214

Assess the skin turgor

Answer 215

Ear Specula

Answer 216

Stethoscope

Answer 217

Sigmoidoscope (Anal Scope)

Answer 218

The PR interval is 0.6 seconds

Answer 219

The P to R ratio is 2:1

Answer 220

The QRS duration is 0.20 seconds

Answer 221

The heart rate is 54/minute

Answer 222

It's available upon request

Answer 223

Training is provided at no cost

Answer 224

Training is required biannually

Answer 225

Training is provided post exposure

Answer 226

Doctors assessment

Answer 227

Lab requisition

Answer 228

Progress notes (SOAP notes)

Answer 229

Discharge summary

Answer 230

A Lavender (Purple) top tube was used

Answer 231

A Gray top tube was used

Answer 232

A Gold top tube was used

Answer 233

A Red top tube was used

Answer 234

Wipe off lotion and sweat

Answer 235

Check loose Electrodes

Answer 236

Cover the patient with a blanket

Answer 237

Unplug surrounding machines

Answer 238

Sublingual

Answer 239

Transdermal

Answer 240

Parenteral

Answer 241

Activate the EMS

Answer 242

Check for a pulse

Answer 243

Begin chest compressions

Answer 244

Open the airway

Answer 245

Throat Culture

Answer 246

Urinalysis

Answer 247

Occult blood

Answer 248

Pathogenic identification

Answer 249

Calibrating instruments

Answer 250

Evaluating Blood Smears

Answer 251

Greeting and instructing patients

Answer 252

Establishing test protocols

Answer 253

10 seconds

Answer 254

30 seconds

Answer 255

After the site has been punctured, wipe away first drop, and collect

Answer 256

Massage the site prior to collection

Answer 257

Allow for Capillary refill

Answer 258

Apply a cool pack

Answer 259

Send a link to the office managers email

Answer 260

Make a duplicate copy of all files

Answer 261

Save all information in the computer desktop

Answer 262

Back up information in a storage device

Answer 263

Apply one drop of developer

Answer 264

Apply the specimen to the window of the test pack

Answer 265

Check the expiration date of the developing solution

Answer 266

Obtain the sample rectally

Answer 267

Pelli-Robson

Answer 268

Position himself above the patients eye level

Answer 269

Speak directly to the patients caregiver

Answer 270

Speak louder to the patient for better understanding

Answer 271

Use written communication with the patient

Answer 272

Avoid urinating in the sample container

Answer 273

Collect in the morning

Answer 274

Collect 2 cm of specimen from the toilet

Answer 275

Chill the specimen

Answer 276

Explain the HIPPA guidelines and advise the mother to speak to her daughter

Answer 277

Tell the mother she can talk to the physician

Answer 278

Advise the mother to contact the pharmacy

Answer 279

Tell the mother the daughter is sexually active

Answer 280

Bronchodilator

Answer 281

Antipyretic

Answer 282

Antihistamine

Answer 283

Decongestant

Answer 284

Anterior Thoracic Region

Answer 285

Abdominal Region

Answer 286

Posterior Thoracic

Answer 287

Abdominopelvic Region

Answer 288

Aortic Stenosis

Answer 289

Atrioseptial defects

Answer 290

Myocardial Infarction

Answer 291

Peripheral Vascular Disease

Answer 292

POL testing

Answer 293

Blood typing

Answer 294

Reposition the Electrodes of the Augmented leads

Answer 295

Notate the patients position

Answer 296

Increase the voltage

Answer 297

Increase the speed

Answer 298

Clean the area

Answer 299

Dispose of the uniform

Answer 300

Finish the procedure

Answer 301

Report it to the supervisor

Answer 302

Draw a discard tube and redraw the blood cultures

Answer 303

Call another CMA to obtain the sample

Answer 304

Obtain the PTT from the iron panel

Answer 305

Keep the specimens collected and draw the PTT

Answer 306

Promotes accurate results

Answer 307

Ensure cleanliness

Answer 308

Contributes to HIPPA guidelines

Answer 309

Provide patient safety

Answer 310

Dry the patients chest before applying the Electrodes

Answer 311

Apply the Electrodes to an alternate site

Answer 312

Apply to the lower abdomen

Answer 313

Shave the patients chest

Answer 314

Obtain a clean Catch Specimen

Answer 315

Store at room temp.

Answer 316

Discard the First Urine specimen prior to collection

Answer 317

Increase fluid intake

Answer 318

The patient is legally blind

Answer 319

The patient can see at 20 feet what the normal eye sees at 50 feet

Answer 320

The patient has above average vision

Answer 321

The patient can see at 50 feet what the normal eye can see at 20 feet

Answer 322

In a sterile container

Answer 323

First Morning Urine

Answer 324

At least 5 tbsp. of urine

Answer 325

Urine at bedtime

Answer 326

Allergy information

Answer 327

Pharmacy information

Answer 328

Phone number

Answer 329

Social security number

Answer 330

Place an object in the patients mouth

Answer 331

Observe the patient

Answer 332

Restrain the patient

Answer 333

Pre-qualification

Answer 334

Pre-determination

Answer 335

Pre-authorization

Answer 336

Pre-existence

Answer 337

Prepare exam instruments

Answer 338

Disinfect the exam room

Answer 339

Stocking supplies

Answer 340

Remove biohazard containers

Answer 341

Gluteraldehyde

Answer 342

70% Alcohol

Answer 343

10% Bleach

Answer 344

The end of the P wave to beginning of QRS complex

Answer 345

The beginning of the P wave to the beginning of the QRS complex

Answer 346

The end of the P wave to the end of the QRS wave

Answer 347

The peak of the P wave to the peak of the R wave

Answer 348

24 Hour Urine

Answer 349

First Morning Urine

Answer 350

In a clean container

Answer 351

Midstream Urine

Answer 352

Colonopathy

Answer 353

Enteropexy

Answer 354

Enteropathy

Answer 355

Most accessible body part

Answer 356

Pain tolerance

Answer 357

Age and development

Answer 358

Patients preference

Answer 359

ID the patient

Answer 360

Wash hands

Answer 361

Vital signs

Answer 362

Complete medical history

Answer 363

Decreased CRP

Answer 364

Estrogen serum ration

Answer 365

The distance the patients Erythrocytes have settled

Answer 366

Clotting factors

Answer 367

ID patient by medical record

Answer 368

ID patient by full name

Answer 369

ID patient by SS#

Answer 370

Use the ID number

Answer 371

Antibacterial

Answer 372

Antiseptic

Answer 373

Antimicrobial

Answer 374

Portal of exit

Answer 375

Infectious reservoir

Answer 376

Means of transmission

Answer 377

Susceptible host

Answer 378

Reapply the tourniquet

Answer 379

Clean the site

Answer 380

Examine the needle

Answer 381

Perform the procedure

Answer 382

30 degrees

Answer 383

90 degrees

Answer 384

15 degrees

Answer 385

Promotes destruction of RBC

Answer 386

Promotes Vasoconstriction

Answer 387

Fibrinolysis

Answer 388

Clot formation

Answer 389

Insurance number

Answer 390

Method of referral

Answer 391

Diagnosis code

Answer 392

Family history

Answer 393

Protected from ice

Answer 394

Only bring the necessary equipment

Answer 395

Bring the patient to a common area

Answer 396

Bring entire tray in

Answer 397

Bring another CMA

Answer 398

Extinguish the fire

Answer 399

Alert emergency personal

Answer 400

Rescue/evacuate patients

Answer 401

Contain fire

Answer 402

Manual testing for HCG

Answer 403

Automated ESR

Answer 404

Microscope

Answer 405

Offer the patient a glass of water

Answer 406

Offer patient orange juice

Answer 407

Offer patient a sandwich

Answer 408

Offer patient a piece of sugar free candy

Answer 409

POL testing

Answer 410

Blood typing

Answer 411

A patient is positive for VDRL

Answer 412

The patients family requests information

Answer 413

A patient volunteered for clinical study

Answer 414

In patient suffered injuries in a plane crash

Answer 415

Height and age

Answer 416

Weight and gender

Answer 417

Weight and activity level

Answer 418

Height and Weight

Answer 419

Patient has received an MMR

Answer 420

If the patient received a blood transfusion

Answer 421

The patient has active Tuberculosis (TB)

Answer 422

Clinical study

Answer 423

Make a fist and pump once

Answer 424

Make a fist and pump twice

Answer 425

Make a fist and pump three times

Answer 426

Make a fist and do not pump

Answer 427

Organ donor

Answer 428

Hypotension

Answer 429

Low blood pressure

Answer 430

Chief complaint

Answer 431

Cardiology

Answer 432

Scientology

Answer 433

Epidemiology

Answer 434

Compassion

Answer 435

Assessment

Answer 436

Nursing home

Answer 437

Mental health facility

Answer 438

Leave it, do nothing

Answer 439

Use white out and rewrite it

Answer 440

Infirm them you will fix it later

Answer 441

Cross a line through, correct and initial

Answer 442

Non verbal

Answer 443

Personality

Answer 444

Physical state

Answer 445

Mental state

Answer 446

Neurological

Answer 447

Psychological

Answer 448

Depression

Answer 449

Superficial

Answer 450

A group of tissues making a structure with a particular function.

Answer 451

A group of cells that act together for a particular body function.

Answer 452

Time cannot exceed 12 hours after circulation and respiration have ceased.

Answer 453

Time cannot exceed 4 hours after circulation and respiration have ceased.

Answer 454

Time cannot exceed 12 hours after circulation and respiration have ceased.

Answer 455

Time cannot exceed 4 hours after circulation and respiration have ceased.

Answer 456

18 years with written intent.

Answer 457

13 with written intent

Answer 458

21 with written intent

Answer 459

Instrument used to examine the eyes

Answer 460

Instrument used to examine the ears

Answer 461

Instrument used to rectal examination

Answer 462

Instrument used to examine the eyes

Answer 463

Instrument used to examine the nose and throat

Answer 464

Instrument used to examine the ears

Answer 465

A specific area of the ER for extreme cases

Answer 466

Sorting and setting priorities for patient treatment

Answer 467

Medical care received in the emergency room

Answer 468

Heat transfer by air

Answer 469

Heat transfer by direct contact through fluids, solids, or other substances

Answer 470

Thermal heat used for a patient with hypothermia

Answer 471

Heat transfer by air

Answer 472

Heat transfer by direct contact through fluids, solids, or other substances

Answer 473

The use of an autoclave to sterilize instruments

Answer 474

Elevated blood pressure

Answer 475

Below normal blood pressure

Answer 476

Rapidly developing, SEVERE elevation of blood pressure

Answer 477

Normal appearance of the skin and it's ability to return to normal after being pinched.

Answer 478

Abnormal appearance of the skin

Answer 479

An abnormal mark on the skins surface

Answer 480

A females monthly menstral cycle

Answer 481

Measurement of height and weight done for medical exam

Answer 482

Profuse sweating

Answer 483

ELISA method, using Serologic testing

Answer 484

Any basis blood test would tell you

Answer 485

Medical records, Health evaluation and urine sample

Answer 486

Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Exertion

Answer 487

Distribution, Absorption, Metabolism, Exertion

Answer 488

Distribution, Metabolism, Exertion, Absorption

Answer 489

Effect that cannot be explained or predicted

Answer 490

Adverse reaction to medications

Answer 491

An overdose, allergic reaction, or negative interaction with other drugs

Answer 492

Metric System

Answer 493

Apothecary measurement system

Answer 494

Percentages

Answer 495

Antecubital Fossa

Answer 496

Accurate care

Answer 497

Anterior Capillary

Answer 498

Medial aspect of the arm

Answer 499

The upper deltoid region

Answer 500

The shallow depression in arm, anterior to & below bend of elbow

Answer 501

Weakening and dilation of an artery

Answer 502

A type of surgery pertaining to the heart

Answer 503

A Balloon on a Cardiac Catheter inflated to compress plaque against the artery walls

Answer 504

Appearance of electrical activity or waveforms from sources outside the heart

Answer 505

A mass found on the heart, through observation of an xray.

Answer 506

Originating from more than one area of focus

Answer 507

Inconsistent

Answer 508

A Portable Heart monitor patients can use at home

Answer 509

An electric blood pressure meter

Answer 510

A portable monitor that reads your blood pressure

Answer 511

Contraction of the Atrium

Answer 512

Relaxation of the Ventricle

Answer 513

Contraction of the Ventricle

Answer 514

Contraction of the Ventricle

Answer 515

Relaxation of the Ventricle

Answer 516

Contraction of the Atrium

Answer 517

Relaxation of the Ventricle ( Repolarization)

Answer 518

Contraction of the Ventricle

Answer 519

Contraction of the Atrium

Answer 520

Average/ Normal wave form

Answer 521

Waveforms are farther apart and slower

Answer 522

Waveforms are closer together and faster

Answer 523

Normal/average waveforms

Answer 524

Waveforms are farther apart and slower

Answer 525

Waveforms are closer together and faster

Answer 526

Normal/average waveforms

Answer 527

Waveforms are farther apart and slower

Answer 528

Waveforms are closer together and faster

Answer 529

0.12 - 2.0 seconds

Answer 530

0.12 seconds

Answer 531

2.0 or higher

Answer 532

0.12 - 2.0 seconds

Answer 533

2.0 or higher

Answer 534

Less than 0.12 seconds

Answer 535

Positive deflection at 60-100 normal BPM (beats per minute)

Answer 536

Only less than 60 BPM

Answer 537

Greater than 100 BPM

Answer 538

Less than 60 BPM ( beats per min.)

Answer 539

Higher than 60 BPM

Answer 540

Higher than 100 BPM

Answer 541

Less than 60 BPM

Answer 542

Higher than 60 BPM

Answer 543

Higher than 100 BPM

Answer 544

Irregularly spaced patterns in Waveform

Answer 545

Flutter or Sawtooth patterns in Waveform

Answer 546

Fatal arrhythmia with no contractions

Answer 547

Irregularly spaced complexes in the waveform

Answer 548

Flutter or Sawtooth patterns in the waveform

Answer 549

Fatal arrhythmia with no contractions

Answer 550

Contraction

Answer 551

Relaxation

Answer 552

Relaxation

Answer 553

Contraction

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