CMAS EXAMINATION TEST 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS
◉ blephar/o. Answer: eylid
◉ hypoglossal. Answer: 12th cranial nerve
◉ The wristbones are colletively known as. Answer: carpals
◉ ureter. Answer: tube extending from kidney to bladder
◉ The sufix-osis means. Answer: condition of
◉ blood returning from the body to the heart enters the. Answer: right
atrium
◉ Represents physical changes with accompanying increase in size.
Answer: growth
◉ A behavioral aspect that is characterized by an increase in the
complexity of function and skill. Answer: development
,◉ In abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the need to be respected
describes the. Answer: self-esteem need
◉ A consent for is not required if the patient is. Answer: unconscious
and critically injured
◉ A standard or principle that guides our behavior regarding what is
right and what is wrong is a(n). Answer: moral
◉ The most common connecting vowel found in combining fors is.
Answer: o
◉ The structure that prevents material from entering the windpipe is the.
Answer: epiglottis
◉ Proximodistal growth and development progresses from. Answer: the
center outward
◉ Exhibiting immature behavior as a result of stress describes. Answer:
regression
◉ If a patient refuses consent to treatment, the medical assistant should.
Answer: delay treatment and consult the health care provider
, ◉ Telling the truth best defines. Answer: veracity
◉ The term tachycardia is synonymous with. Answer: fast heart rate
◉ An unconscious defense mechanism characterized by behavior that is
the opposite of one's true feelings describes. Answer: reaction formation
(compensation)
◉ Failing to act when on has the duty to act describes the tort. Answer:
nonfeasance
◉ Positive character traits are. Answer: virtues
◉ Balantitis refers to which body systerm. Answer: reproductive system
◉ Erik Erikson is credited with formulating which theory. Answer:
Psychosocial development
◉ Elisabeth Kubler-Ross is credited with establishing the. Answer: 5
stages of dying
WITH SOLUTIONS
◉ blephar/o. Answer: eylid
◉ hypoglossal. Answer: 12th cranial nerve
◉ The wristbones are colletively known as. Answer: carpals
◉ ureter. Answer: tube extending from kidney to bladder
◉ The sufix-osis means. Answer: condition of
◉ blood returning from the body to the heart enters the. Answer: right
atrium
◉ Represents physical changes with accompanying increase in size.
Answer: growth
◉ A behavioral aspect that is characterized by an increase in the
complexity of function and skill. Answer: development
,◉ In abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the need to be respected
describes the. Answer: self-esteem need
◉ A consent for is not required if the patient is. Answer: unconscious
and critically injured
◉ A standard or principle that guides our behavior regarding what is
right and what is wrong is a(n). Answer: moral
◉ The most common connecting vowel found in combining fors is.
Answer: o
◉ The structure that prevents material from entering the windpipe is the.
Answer: epiglottis
◉ Proximodistal growth and development progresses from. Answer: the
center outward
◉ Exhibiting immature behavior as a result of stress describes. Answer:
regression
◉ If a patient refuses consent to treatment, the medical assistant should.
Answer: delay treatment and consult the health care provider
, ◉ Telling the truth best defines. Answer: veracity
◉ The term tachycardia is synonymous with. Answer: fast heart rate
◉ An unconscious defense mechanism characterized by behavior that is
the opposite of one's true feelings describes. Answer: reaction formation
(compensation)
◉ Failing to act when on has the duty to act describes the tort. Answer:
nonfeasance
◉ Positive character traits are. Answer: virtues
◉ Balantitis refers to which body systerm. Answer: reproductive system
◉ Erik Erikson is credited with formulating which theory. Answer:
Psychosocial development
◉ Elisabeth Kubler-Ross is credited with establishing the. Answer: 5
stages of dying
