NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
1. Title 1 of the Americans with Dis-
Answer is C abilities Act (ADA)
mandates that individuals with
disabilities are:
A)to be provided access to
public services
B) to be given
opportunities for public
housing
C)not be discriminated
against in obtaining
employment
D) to be provided
means of
telecommunication
2. #2 Answer is D Which of the following health care issues is NOT
covered under the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPPA) ?
A) Increasing the probability of health insurance
B) Addressing health care fraud and abuse
C) standardizing the electronic transmission of
health data
D) Outlining payment of Medicare and Medicaid
3. #3 Answer is A Which of the following constitutes a breach of
contract by a health care provider ?
A) Discontinuing treatment because of the patient
did not pay in a timely manner
B) Discontinuing treatment because it is no
longer need- ed
C) Being formally discharged by the patient
,NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
D) Withdrawing from the case due to patient
noncompli- ance or an inability to serve the
patient
, NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
4. #4 Answer is C Under the doctrine of respondeat superior, who
can po- tentially be held legally responsible for
an act of negli- gence by a medical assistant ?
A) The medical assistant only
B) The employee/provider only
C) Both the medical assistant and the
employer/provider
D) The patient
5. #5 Answer is B Touching a patient in a manner to which they have
not consented is considered a tort of
A) invasion of privacy
B) battery
C) libel
D) slander
6. #6 Answer is D All of the following minors ( under age 18) are
considered emancipated EXCEPT a minor who is
A) a member of the armed forces
B) financially responsible and no longer under
parental car
C) married
D) being tested for a sexually transmitted disease
7. #7 Answer is A Unless public safety is involved, what is required
in all cases to release patient medical records after a
subpoena is issued ?
A) the patients written consent
B) a court order
C) a deposition
D) an interrogatory
8. #9 Answer is B
, NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
What normal patient right is suspended upon discovery
of child abuse ?
A) privacy
B) confidentiality
C) documentation
D) standard of care
9. #10 Answer is C A POLST dorm is a type of
A) document declaring durable power of
attorney for health care
B) document releasing a provider from
liability under Good Samaritan laws
C) living will or advance directive
D) PSDA
10. #11 Answer is C Generally, medical assistants are permitted to do
certain clinical procedures only under the
supervision of an em- ployer/provider because
they are NOT
A) certifies
B) registered
C) licenses
D) certified, registered, or licensed
11. #12 Answer is B Which of the following best describes ethics ?
A) individual choices relating to conduct
B) personal values governing an individuals
perceptions of right and wrong
C) laws defining acceptable behavior
D) creeds to live by
12. #13 Answer is A Bioethics is defined as
PASSED!!
1. Title 1 of the Americans with Dis-
Answer is C abilities Act (ADA)
mandates that individuals with
disabilities are:
A)to be provided access to
public services
B) to be given
opportunities for public
housing
C)not be discriminated
against in obtaining
employment
D) to be provided
means of
telecommunication
2. #2 Answer is D Which of the following health care issues is NOT
covered under the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPPA) ?
A) Increasing the probability of health insurance
B) Addressing health care fraud and abuse
C) standardizing the electronic transmission of
health data
D) Outlining payment of Medicare and Medicaid
3. #3 Answer is A Which of the following constitutes a breach of
contract by a health care provider ?
A) Discontinuing treatment because of the patient
did not pay in a timely manner
B) Discontinuing treatment because it is no
longer need- ed
C) Being formally discharged by the patient
,NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
D) Withdrawing from the case due to patient
noncompli- ance or an inability to serve the
patient
, NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
4. #4 Answer is C Under the doctrine of respondeat superior, who
can po- tentially be held legally responsible for
an act of negli- gence by a medical assistant ?
A) The medical assistant only
B) The employee/provider only
C) Both the medical assistant and the
employer/provider
D) The patient
5. #5 Answer is B Touching a patient in a manner to which they have
not consented is considered a tort of
A) invasion of privacy
B) battery
C) libel
D) slander
6. #6 Answer is D All of the following minors ( under age 18) are
considered emancipated EXCEPT a minor who is
A) a member of the armed forces
B) financially responsible and no longer under
parental car
C) married
D) being tested for a sexually transmitted disease
7. #7 Answer is A Unless public safety is involved, what is required
in all cases to release patient medical records after a
subpoena is issued ?
A) the patients written consent
B) a court order
C) a deposition
D) an interrogatory
8. #9 Answer is B
, NCCT EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
What normal patient right is suspended upon discovery
of child abuse ?
A) privacy
B) confidentiality
C) documentation
D) standard of care
9. #10 Answer is C A POLST dorm is a type of
A) document declaring durable power of
attorney for health care
B) document releasing a provider from
liability under Good Samaritan laws
C) living will or advance directive
D) PSDA
10. #11 Answer is C Generally, medical assistants are permitted to do
certain clinical procedures only under the
supervision of an em- ployer/provider because
they are NOT
A) certifies
B) registered
C) licenses
D) certified, registered, or licensed
11. #12 Answer is B Which of the following best describes ethics ?
A) individual choices relating to conduct
B) personal values governing an individuals
perceptions of right and wrong
C) laws defining acceptable behavior
D) creeds to live by
12. #13 Answer is A Bioethics is defined as
