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AMA FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
the correct statement regarding licensure, accreditation, certification and
registration is - (ANSWER)Certification is typically obtained on the state level
Among a medical assistant's interpersonal skills, the most important personality
trait is: - (ANSWER)liking people and getting along with others
Being able to put yourself in the patient's situation is commonly refereed to as -
(ANSWER)empathy
The Medical Assistant's Creed was adopted in: - (ANSWER)1996
Being assertive means to: - (ANSWER)respect others and reflect professional
confidence
Grieving or distressed patients tend to be: - (ANSWER)subdued or quiet, talkative
or inquisitive, loud and volatile, and distraught
Although patients do not always go through the stages of dying in the order
presented, the fourth stage is usually: - (ANSWER)depression
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The first thing you need to do in order to deal with stress is to: -
(ANSWER)become aware of what causes it
Using diplomacy in dealing with difficult patients is a/an: -
(ANSWER)interpersonal skill
Determine the correct statement regarding the medical assistant's personal
image and grooming. - (ANSWER)There IS a connection between the medical
assistant's personal image and the way the patient perceives how the office is
run.
What is the name of this medical profession symbol? - (ANSWER)Caduceus
The Father of Medicine was - (ANSWER)Hippocrates
The father of modern surgery was - (ANSWER)Ambrose Pare
The founder of the American Red Cross was - (ANSWER)Clara Barton
Managed care started the practice of utilization review to - (ANSWER)monitor
and control areas in medicine where overuse occurs
The managed care organization that has been in existence longest is a/an -
(ANSWER)HMO
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The type of managed care organization that offers patient flexibility when making
choice of going to a contracted or noncontracted physician at the time of services
needed is a/an: - (ANSWER)PPO
A free standing practice center that provides hours and walk-in appointments is
a/an: - (ANSWER)urgent care center
A speicialty that deals with the management and control of obesity is called: -
(ANSWER)a weight control clinic
A medical specialty that determines the causes and nature of diseases and
contributes to diagnosis, prognosis and treatment is called: - (ANSWER)pathology
The abbreviation for a doctor of ophthalmology is - (ANSWER)OD
Standards of conduct generally accepted as a moral guide for behavior are
referred to as: - (ANSWER)professional medical ethics
The modern code of ethic adopted by the American Medical Association to guide
physicians' standards of conduct is the - (ANSWER)Principles of Medical Ethics for
the Physician
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act became federal law in: -
(ANSWER)1996
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The correct meaning for the acronym PHI is - (ANSWER)protected health
information
The consent form is - (ANSWER)used voluntarily for the release of personally
identifiable health information for treatment, payment and routine health care
operations
If a patient requests copies of his or her medical records and signs the proper
authorization, you should - (ANSWER)honor the request
seal them in an envelope before handing them to the patient
take caution before complying with the request
An exception to the right to privacy (privileged communication) that does not
need an authorization form because it must be reported to the Department of
Health is information about a - (ANSWER)patient with a skin rash on the genital
area
The most common torts in health care incidents are - (ANSWER)negligent torts
Unlawful treatment that has been done in the wrong way is -
(ANSWER)malfeasance
Arbitration is - (ANSWER)an alternative way of resolving malpractice disputes out
of court
AMA FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
the correct statement regarding licensure, accreditation, certification and
registration is - (ANSWER)Certification is typically obtained on the state level
Among a medical assistant's interpersonal skills, the most important personality
trait is: - (ANSWER)liking people and getting along with others
Being able to put yourself in the patient's situation is commonly refereed to as -
(ANSWER)empathy
The Medical Assistant's Creed was adopted in: - (ANSWER)1996
Being assertive means to: - (ANSWER)respect others and reflect professional
confidence
Grieving or distressed patients tend to be: - (ANSWER)subdued or quiet, talkative
or inquisitive, loud and volatile, and distraught
Although patients do not always go through the stages of dying in the order
presented, the fourth stage is usually: - (ANSWER)depression
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The first thing you need to do in order to deal with stress is to: -
(ANSWER)become aware of what causes it
Using diplomacy in dealing with difficult patients is a/an: -
(ANSWER)interpersonal skill
Determine the correct statement regarding the medical assistant's personal
image and grooming. - (ANSWER)There IS a connection between the medical
assistant's personal image and the way the patient perceives how the office is
run.
What is the name of this medical profession symbol? - (ANSWER)Caduceus
The Father of Medicine was - (ANSWER)Hippocrates
The father of modern surgery was - (ANSWER)Ambrose Pare
The founder of the American Red Cross was - (ANSWER)Clara Barton
Managed care started the practice of utilization review to - (ANSWER)monitor
and control areas in medicine where overuse occurs
The managed care organization that has been in existence longest is a/an -
(ANSWER)HMO
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The type of managed care organization that offers patient flexibility when making
choice of going to a contracted or noncontracted physician at the time of services
needed is a/an: - (ANSWER)PPO
A free standing practice center that provides hours and walk-in appointments is
a/an: - (ANSWER)urgent care center
A speicialty that deals with the management and control of obesity is called: -
(ANSWER)a weight control clinic
A medical specialty that determines the causes and nature of diseases and
contributes to diagnosis, prognosis and treatment is called: - (ANSWER)pathology
The abbreviation for a doctor of ophthalmology is - (ANSWER)OD
Standards of conduct generally accepted as a moral guide for behavior are
referred to as: - (ANSWER)professional medical ethics
The modern code of ethic adopted by the American Medical Association to guide
physicians' standards of conduct is the - (ANSWER)Principles of Medical Ethics for
the Physician
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act became federal law in: -
(ANSWER)1996
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The correct meaning for the acronym PHI is - (ANSWER)protected health
information
The consent form is - (ANSWER)used voluntarily for the release of personally
identifiable health information for treatment, payment and routine health care
operations
If a patient requests copies of his or her medical records and signs the proper
authorization, you should - (ANSWER)honor the request
seal them in an envelope before handing them to the patient
take caution before complying with the request
An exception to the right to privacy (privileged communication) that does not
need an authorization form because it must be reported to the Department of
Health is information about a - (ANSWER)patient with a skin rash on the genital
area
The most common torts in health care incidents are - (ANSWER)negligent torts
Unlawful treatment that has been done in the wrong way is -
(ANSWER)malfeasance
Arbitration is - (ANSWER)an alternative way of resolving malpractice disputes out
of court
