CMA Exam Questions 2026 with all Correct & 100%
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What are the HIPAA titles and their regulations? ✔Correct Answer-1: regulates healthcare
accessibility
2: regulates patients privacy rights
Touching a patient without consent is a form of _________ ? ✔Correct Answer-Battery
emancipated minor ✔Correct Answer-Patients < 18 years of age who are legally given the
rights of an adult by a state court.
Criteria may include:
Married
Parent or currently pregnant
Military
Economically independent
What does HIPAA stand for? ✔Correct Answer-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act of 1996
5 vital signs ✔Correct Answer-Heart rate, BP, respiration rate, temperature, oxygen saturation
Apical pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Over the heart
Brachial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-In the elbow bend ( most common site for palpation in
children under 1yr )
Carotid pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Neck ( in unconscious patients, only palpate one side at
a time )
Dorsalis Pedis pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Top of foot
facial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-on jaw under mouth
Femoral pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Groin ( for pulse checks on unconscious patients )
Popliteal pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Back of knee
Posterior Tibial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Back of ankle
, Radial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Anterior wrist below thumb ( most common site for
patients over 1yr )
Temporal pulse site ✔Correct Answer-On the temple
Ulnar pulse site ✔Correct Answer-On anterior wrist below pinky finger
Normal resting pulse rate: Adult ✔Correct Answer-60-100 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: Child ✔Correct Answer-80-100 bpm
Unless public safety is involved __________ is required to release patient medical records after
a subpoena is issued. ✔Correct Answer-The patients written consent
POLST form ✔Correct Answer-Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment Form ( type of
living will or advance directive )
MAs can only do certain clinical procedures under supervision because they are not ________
✔Correct Answer-Licensed
Ethics ✔Correct Answer-Personal values that govern an individual's perception of right and
wrong
Normal resting pulse rate: toddler ✔Correct Answer-100 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: <1yr ✔Correct Answer-100-140 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: Newborn ✔Correct Answer-up to 150 bpm
Distal Pulse ✔Correct Answer-Pulses located away from the trunk of the body
pulse deficit ✔Correct Answer-occurs when the radial pulse is slower than the apical pulse
( indicates weak heart contractions )
Tachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Abnormally rapid heartbeat ( >100bpm )
Causes of tachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Anxiety, fear, stress, pneumonia, anemia, low blood
pressure, dehydration, fever, infection, hyperthyroidism, heart conditions
Brachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Abnormally slow heart rate (<60 bpm)
Verified Answers |Actual Complete Exam |Already
Graded A+ (Just Released)
What are the HIPAA titles and their regulations? ✔Correct Answer-1: regulates healthcare
accessibility
2: regulates patients privacy rights
Touching a patient without consent is a form of _________ ? ✔Correct Answer-Battery
emancipated minor ✔Correct Answer-Patients < 18 years of age who are legally given the
rights of an adult by a state court.
Criteria may include:
Married
Parent or currently pregnant
Military
Economically independent
What does HIPAA stand for? ✔Correct Answer-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act of 1996
5 vital signs ✔Correct Answer-Heart rate, BP, respiration rate, temperature, oxygen saturation
Apical pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Over the heart
Brachial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-In the elbow bend ( most common site for palpation in
children under 1yr )
Carotid pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Neck ( in unconscious patients, only palpate one side at
a time )
Dorsalis Pedis pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Top of foot
facial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-on jaw under mouth
Femoral pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Groin ( for pulse checks on unconscious patients )
Popliteal pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Back of knee
Posterior Tibial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Back of ankle
, Radial pulse point ✔Correct Answer-Anterior wrist below thumb ( most common site for
patients over 1yr )
Temporal pulse site ✔Correct Answer-On the temple
Ulnar pulse site ✔Correct Answer-On anterior wrist below pinky finger
Normal resting pulse rate: Adult ✔Correct Answer-60-100 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: Child ✔Correct Answer-80-100 bpm
Unless public safety is involved __________ is required to release patient medical records after
a subpoena is issued. ✔Correct Answer-The patients written consent
POLST form ✔Correct Answer-Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment Form ( type of
living will or advance directive )
MAs can only do certain clinical procedures under supervision because they are not ________
✔Correct Answer-Licensed
Ethics ✔Correct Answer-Personal values that govern an individual's perception of right and
wrong
Normal resting pulse rate: toddler ✔Correct Answer-100 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: <1yr ✔Correct Answer-100-140 bpm
Normal resting pulse rate: Newborn ✔Correct Answer-up to 150 bpm
Distal Pulse ✔Correct Answer-Pulses located away from the trunk of the body
pulse deficit ✔Correct Answer-occurs when the radial pulse is slower than the apical pulse
( indicates weak heart contractions )
Tachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Abnormally rapid heartbeat ( >100bpm )
Causes of tachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Anxiety, fear, stress, pneumonia, anemia, low blood
pressure, dehydration, fever, infection, hyperthyroidism, heart conditions
Brachycardia ✔Correct Answer-Abnormally slow heart rate (<60 bpm)
