CCMA Final Exam - Ohio School of Phlebotomy UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
How does a medical assistant dispose of medications? using facilities best practice
What is the heart's secondary pacemaker? AV node
How many liters of blood does the average adult have? 5 Liters
Patients that are HIV positive are likely what? Immunocompromised
Where on the patient history would you put your patient's Past Medical History
childhood illnesses?
What does epi- mean? Upon or on top of
What are all the places on your patient's body that you 1. Finger
can put a pulse ox? 2. Toe
3. Ear lobe
Number one way to prevent the spread of infection? Hand hygiene
Antigens on your red blood cells determine what? Blood type
Is a ABG a CLIA or CLIA-waived test? CLIA
Gram positive bacteria turns what color when gram- Violet
staining?
An ESR would be processed in what lab department? Hematology
What gauge needle is used for intramuscular injections? 23
You have a patient that is refusing treatment and wants to AMA (Against Medical Advice)
leave the facility. What form should you have them fill
out?
Term used when a patient is administered medications at Loading dose
the beginning of treatment to get them to the therapeutic
level quickly?
The medical assistant should ask the patient to get into Dorsal lichtomy
what position for a gynecological exam?
Hematopoiesis means what? production of (red) blood cells
Normal range of heart for an adult? 100/80
, What term is used for listening for wheezing, rubbing or Auscultation
bowel sounds?
What does SOMR stand for? Source oriented medical record
Cardiac event in which the early depolarization of a Pacemaker-mediated tachycardia (PMT)
pacer disrupts normal sinus rhythm is called what?
The source of the infectious organism is called what? Reservoir
Normal antiseptic used for a capillary puncture? Alcohol pad
What is septicemia? Bacteria in the blood
The type of sterilizer that would be used to sterilize a Autoclave
metal speculum
A patient acquires MRSA after a procedure. What term is
used to describe what has occurred?
What type of provider would a patient with a seizure neurology
disorder visit?
Term used for vision acuity testing Snelling
Summary based on the interaction between patient and Patient-care encounter form
provider would be on what form?
The apical pulse could be felt where? apex of the heart aka chest
What does J-Co do? accredits & certifies healthcare orgs
A patient with pertussis might be placed in what type of Droplet
isolation?
What is qod? Every other day
Injury to the myocardium might be caused by what Ischiemia
condition?
What is neuropathy? Tingling/numbness in hands and feet
Before a GTT the patient should fast for how long? 10 hours
Transplant patients, burn victims and Reverse isolation
immunocompromised patients are normally put into what
type of isolation?
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
How does a medical assistant dispose of medications? using facilities best practice
What is the heart's secondary pacemaker? AV node
How many liters of blood does the average adult have? 5 Liters
Patients that are HIV positive are likely what? Immunocompromised
Where on the patient history would you put your patient's Past Medical History
childhood illnesses?
What does epi- mean? Upon or on top of
What are all the places on your patient's body that you 1. Finger
can put a pulse ox? 2. Toe
3. Ear lobe
Number one way to prevent the spread of infection? Hand hygiene
Antigens on your red blood cells determine what? Blood type
Is a ABG a CLIA or CLIA-waived test? CLIA
Gram positive bacteria turns what color when gram- Violet
staining?
An ESR would be processed in what lab department? Hematology
What gauge needle is used for intramuscular injections? 23
You have a patient that is refusing treatment and wants to AMA (Against Medical Advice)
leave the facility. What form should you have them fill
out?
Term used when a patient is administered medications at Loading dose
the beginning of treatment to get them to the therapeutic
level quickly?
The medical assistant should ask the patient to get into Dorsal lichtomy
what position for a gynecological exam?
Hematopoiesis means what? production of (red) blood cells
Normal range of heart for an adult? 100/80
, What term is used for listening for wheezing, rubbing or Auscultation
bowel sounds?
What does SOMR stand for? Source oriented medical record
Cardiac event in which the early depolarization of a Pacemaker-mediated tachycardia (PMT)
pacer disrupts normal sinus rhythm is called what?
The source of the infectious organism is called what? Reservoir
Normal antiseptic used for a capillary puncture? Alcohol pad
What is septicemia? Bacteria in the blood
The type of sterilizer that would be used to sterilize a Autoclave
metal speculum
A patient acquires MRSA after a procedure. What term is
used to describe what has occurred?
What type of provider would a patient with a seizure neurology
disorder visit?
Term used for vision acuity testing Snelling
Summary based on the interaction between patient and Patient-care encounter form
provider would be on what form?
The apical pulse could be felt where? apex of the heart aka chest
What does J-Co do? accredits & certifies healthcare orgs
A patient with pertussis might be placed in what type of Droplet
isolation?
What is qod? Every other day
Injury to the myocardium might be caused by what Ischiemia
condition?
What is neuropathy? Tingling/numbness in hands and feet
Before a GTT the patient should fast for how long? 10 hours
Transplant patients, burn victims and Reverse isolation
immunocompromised patients are normally put into what
type of isolation?
