CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT UPDATED
TEST GUIDE 2026 PROVEN SOLUTIONS
DELIVERED
⫸ warfarin. Answer: a blood thinner.
⫸ electrical force. Answer: the ECG term vector refers to
⫸ antitussive. Answer: is a drug used to suppress coughing.
⫸ (CBC). Answer: is a blood test done in a lavender tube which has
an additive called EDTA.
⫸ the fastest pulse rate. Answer: infants have
⫸ dermis & epidermis. Answer: part of the integumentary system.
⫸ activate safety device for disposal. Answer: in phlebotomy, the
next step after withdrawing the needle from the vein
⫸ arterial blood. Answer: a capillary blood specimen most resembles
in composition
,⫸ 20-23 gauge. Answer: the needle most frequently used for
venipuncture
⫸ 23 to 25 gauge. Answer: the needle most frequently used for
butterfly is the
⫸ percussion hammer. Answer: used to test reflexes.
⫸ otoscope. Answer: instrument used to test the ears.
⫸ opthalmoscope. Answer: instrument used to test the eyes.
⫸ U wave. Answer: in an ECG the wave immediately following the
T wave & is present 50-70 % of the individuals
⫸ cardiac cycle. Answer: one complete heart beat.
⫸ regular sinus rhythms. Answer: difibrillators are used to convert
specific cardiac arrhythmias into
⫸ gavage. Answer: medical term for tube feeding
⫸ fifth vital sign. Answer: pain is the
, ⫸ korotkoff sounds. Answer: sounds heard while taking the blood
pressure
⫸ core temperature. Answer: rectal temperature provide a reading of
the patient's
⫸ hospitalized. Answer: after a gram mal seizure a patient might
typically need to be
⫸ hyperglycemic. Answer: a patient has fruity or acetone breath odor
⫸ the longest appointment. Answer: a patient who need a complete
physical need to be scheduled for
⫸ a durable power of attorney. Answer: DO NOT RESUSCITATE in
the medical records of a patient.
⫸ privacy notice each year. Answer: hippa is giving a patient a
⫸ an ECG to baseline. Answer: patient condition like fever or chills
typically would not cause
⫸ analgesics. Answer: acetaminophen & ibuprofen
TEST GUIDE 2026 PROVEN SOLUTIONS
DELIVERED
⫸ warfarin. Answer: a blood thinner.
⫸ electrical force. Answer: the ECG term vector refers to
⫸ antitussive. Answer: is a drug used to suppress coughing.
⫸ (CBC). Answer: is a blood test done in a lavender tube which has
an additive called EDTA.
⫸ the fastest pulse rate. Answer: infants have
⫸ dermis & epidermis. Answer: part of the integumentary system.
⫸ activate safety device for disposal. Answer: in phlebotomy, the
next step after withdrawing the needle from the vein
⫸ arterial blood. Answer: a capillary blood specimen most resembles
in composition
,⫸ 20-23 gauge. Answer: the needle most frequently used for
venipuncture
⫸ 23 to 25 gauge. Answer: the needle most frequently used for
butterfly is the
⫸ percussion hammer. Answer: used to test reflexes.
⫸ otoscope. Answer: instrument used to test the ears.
⫸ opthalmoscope. Answer: instrument used to test the eyes.
⫸ U wave. Answer: in an ECG the wave immediately following the
T wave & is present 50-70 % of the individuals
⫸ cardiac cycle. Answer: one complete heart beat.
⫸ regular sinus rhythms. Answer: difibrillators are used to convert
specific cardiac arrhythmias into
⫸ gavage. Answer: medical term for tube feeding
⫸ fifth vital sign. Answer: pain is the
, ⫸ korotkoff sounds. Answer: sounds heard while taking the blood
pressure
⫸ core temperature. Answer: rectal temperature provide a reading of
the patient's
⫸ hospitalized. Answer: after a gram mal seizure a patient might
typically need to be
⫸ hyperglycemic. Answer: a patient has fruity or acetone breath odor
⫸ the longest appointment. Answer: a patient who need a complete
physical need to be scheduled for
⫸ a durable power of attorney. Answer: DO NOT RESUSCITATE in
the medical records of a patient.
⫸ privacy notice each year. Answer: hippa is giving a patient a
⫸ an ECG to baseline. Answer: patient condition like fever or chills
typically would not cause
⫸ analgesics. Answer: acetaminophen & ibuprofen
