CLC CERTIFICATION PRACTICE EXAM 4
EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
◉ The treatment of terminally ill patients generally requires
Answer: palliative care.
◉ In which of the following positions does the patient lie face up
with the knees flexed and the feet flat on the table? Answer: Dorsal
recumbent
◉ The loss of the sense of smell is known as Answer: anosmia
◉ When a patient lies on his or her back with lower legs supported
by the extended footrest, which position is he or she in? Answer:
supine
◉ Which of the following procedures requires surgical asepsis?
Answer: Aspiration of a bursa sac
◉ Which of the following techniques may prevent the extreme skin
irritation and occasional discoloration caused by iron preparations?
Answer: Z-track method injection
,◉ Which of the following methods of collecting urine is the most
common? Answer: Random
◉ Herpes zoster is also called Answer: shingles
◉ Annual vaccination may be indicated in some adolescents for
which of the following diseases? Answer: Influenza
◉ Which of the following medical terms means "coughing up and
spitting out blood?" Answer: Hemoptysis
◉ Which of the following arteries of the body is seldom used to take
the pulse? Answer: Temporal
◉ Which of the following is a correct form for an inside street
address of a business letter? Answer: One Twelfth Street
◉ Which act funds Social Security? Answer: Federal Insurance
Contribution Act
◉ Which of the following terms means a feeling of intense
apprehension, terror, or sense of impending danger? Answer:
Anxiety attack
, ◉ Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine is administered to children
or adolescents in one dose of 0.5 mL by which of the following
routes? Answer: Either intramuscular or subcutaneous
◉ Cocaine is a Answer: Schedule II drug.
◉ The amount of money due from the subscriber to cover a portion
of a bill is known as a(n) Answer: copayment.
◉ Which of the following proofreaders' symbols means "move text
to the right"? Answer: ]
◉ TRICARE was formerly known as Answer: CHAMPUS
◉ Rapid movement of the eyeball is known as Answer: nystagmus
◉ The abbreviation Tx means Answer: treatment.
◉ Which of the following is a correct signature block? Answer: Brian
KnightGroup Health Physician
EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
◉ The treatment of terminally ill patients generally requires
Answer: palliative care.
◉ In which of the following positions does the patient lie face up
with the knees flexed and the feet flat on the table? Answer: Dorsal
recumbent
◉ The loss of the sense of smell is known as Answer: anosmia
◉ When a patient lies on his or her back with lower legs supported
by the extended footrest, which position is he or she in? Answer:
supine
◉ Which of the following procedures requires surgical asepsis?
Answer: Aspiration of a bursa sac
◉ Which of the following techniques may prevent the extreme skin
irritation and occasional discoloration caused by iron preparations?
Answer: Z-track method injection
,◉ Which of the following methods of collecting urine is the most
common? Answer: Random
◉ Herpes zoster is also called Answer: shingles
◉ Annual vaccination may be indicated in some adolescents for
which of the following diseases? Answer: Influenza
◉ Which of the following medical terms means "coughing up and
spitting out blood?" Answer: Hemoptysis
◉ Which of the following arteries of the body is seldom used to take
the pulse? Answer: Temporal
◉ Which of the following is a correct form for an inside street
address of a business letter? Answer: One Twelfth Street
◉ Which act funds Social Security? Answer: Federal Insurance
Contribution Act
◉ Which of the following terms means a feeling of intense
apprehension, terror, or sense of impending danger? Answer:
Anxiety attack
, ◉ Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine is administered to children
or adolescents in one dose of 0.5 mL by which of the following
routes? Answer: Either intramuscular or subcutaneous
◉ Cocaine is a Answer: Schedule II drug.
◉ The amount of money due from the subscriber to cover a portion
of a bill is known as a(n) Answer: copayment.
◉ Which of the following proofreaders' symbols means "move text
to the right"? Answer: ]
◉ TRICARE was formerly known as Answer: CHAMPUS
◉ Rapid movement of the eyeball is known as Answer: nystagmus
◉ The abbreviation Tx means Answer: treatment.
◉ Which of the following is a correct signature block? Answer: Brian
KnightGroup Health Physician
