AMCA PTTC FINAL EXAM PREP
2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Massage - ANSWER ✓ used to increase the supply of blood to an affected
part
2. Narrative - ANSWER ✓ written description of patient's visits in
chronological order
3. SOAP notes - ANSWER ✓ method that tracks subjective, objective,
assessment and plan for a patient's visit.
Subjective - patient's statements (chief complaint)
Objective - observations made by the medical assistant, examination
findings and vital signs
Assessment - doctor's diagnosis
Plan - health care providers prescribed plan of action
4. POMR notes - ANSWER ✓ Problem-Oriented Medical Record Charting -
tracks a patient's problems throughout medical care. Each problem is
assigned a number and the number is referenced when the patient comes in
for care.
5. Flow Charts - ANSWER ✓ visual tools that help track certain information in
patient's medical records like an infant's/child's growth.
,6. Progress Notes - ANSWER ✓ daily chart notes made during patient's visits
to document patient progress with certain conditions.
7. Medical Records - ANSWER ✓ are a written account of a person's condition
and response to treatment and care.
8. reporting - ANSWER ✓ is the oral account of care and recording is the
written account of care and observations
9. Assessment - ANSWER ✓ involves collecting information about the person
and observation is using the sense of sight, hearing, touch and smell to
collect information.
10.objective data - ANSWER ✓ is information that is heard, felt or smelled.
11.subjective data - ANSWER ✓ are things a person tells you about that you
cannot observe through your senses.
12.dorsiflexion - ANSWER ✓ bending of the foot or the toes upward
13.plantarflexion - ANSWER ✓ Ankle movement pointing the foot downward
14.eversion - ANSWER ✓ turning outward
15.inversion - ANSWER ✓ turning inward
16.protraction - ANSWER ✓ moving a part of the body forward
17.retraction - ANSWER ✓ moving a part of the body backward
18.rotation - ANSWER ✓ revolving a bone around its axis
19.ortho - ANSWER ✓ straight
20.simple fracture - ANSWER ✓ bone does not break through the skin
,21.compound fracture - ANSWER ✓ bone breaks through the skin
22.comminuted fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is crushed and or shattered
23.compression fracture - ANSWER ✓ a fractured area of bone collapses on
itself
24.Colles fracture - ANSWER ✓ the break of the distal end of the radius at the
epiphysis (growth plates) often occurs when the patient has attempted to
break his or her fall
25.complicated fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is broken and pierces an
internal organ
26.impacted fracture - ANSWER ✓ broken bone ends are driven into each other
27.hairline fracture - ANSWER ✓ a minor fracture appears as a thin line on x-
ray; and may not extend completely through the bone
28.greenstick fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is partially bent & partially
broken, this is a common fracture in children b/c their bones are still soft
29.pathologic fracture - ANSWER ✓ any fracture occuring spontaneously as a
result of disease
30.salter harris fracture - ANSWER ✓ a fracture of the epiphyseal plate in
children
31.Sprains, strains and dislocation/subluxation - ANSWER ✓ a traumatic injury
to the joint involving the soft tissue, soft tissue includes the muscles,
ligaments and tendons. strain is a result of overuse or overstretching.
Dislocation is when the bone comes completely out of place, and
subluxation is a joint partially out of place.
32.When charting, always follow the ______________ policy regarding how to
write/document notes for patients. - ANSWER ✓ institutions
, 33.medical asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is the practice to remove or destroy
pathogens and to prevent pathogens from spreading form one person or
place to another.
34.surgical asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is the practice that keeps items free of all
microbes. Sterilization is the process of destroying all microbes.
35.contamination - ANSWER ✓ is the process of becoming unclean.
Disinfection is the process of destroying pathogens. Germicides are
disinfectants applied to the skin, tissues and non-living objects
36.sanitation - ANSWER ✓ is the scrubbing of instruments with special
brushes and detergent
37.Disinfection - ANSWER ✓ The process of destroying pathogenic micro-
organisms
38.Sterilization - ANSWER ✓ is the process of destroying all microbial forms
of life - typically an autoclave is used for this along with distilled water.
39.Asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is being free of disease-producing microbes.
40.What test do you draw for without a tourniquet? - ANSWER ✓ Lactic acid
(gray tube)
41.If a patient faints during a blood draw, what is the vital sign that has to be
checked before you let them leave? - ANSWER ✓ Pulse
42.How long can plasma sit at room temp? - ANSWER ✓ 8 hours
43.How long do you rotate a NP swab in each nostril when collecting a covid
screening test? - ANSWER ✓ 15 seconds
44.How do you collect a POC glucose test? - ANSWER ✓ Strip and a drop of
blood
2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Massage - ANSWER ✓ used to increase the supply of blood to an affected
part
2. Narrative - ANSWER ✓ written description of patient's visits in
chronological order
3. SOAP notes - ANSWER ✓ method that tracks subjective, objective,
assessment and plan for a patient's visit.
Subjective - patient's statements (chief complaint)
Objective - observations made by the medical assistant, examination
findings and vital signs
Assessment - doctor's diagnosis
Plan - health care providers prescribed plan of action
4. POMR notes - ANSWER ✓ Problem-Oriented Medical Record Charting -
tracks a patient's problems throughout medical care. Each problem is
assigned a number and the number is referenced when the patient comes in
for care.
5. Flow Charts - ANSWER ✓ visual tools that help track certain information in
patient's medical records like an infant's/child's growth.
,6. Progress Notes - ANSWER ✓ daily chart notes made during patient's visits
to document patient progress with certain conditions.
7. Medical Records - ANSWER ✓ are a written account of a person's condition
and response to treatment and care.
8. reporting - ANSWER ✓ is the oral account of care and recording is the
written account of care and observations
9. Assessment - ANSWER ✓ involves collecting information about the person
and observation is using the sense of sight, hearing, touch and smell to
collect information.
10.objective data - ANSWER ✓ is information that is heard, felt or smelled.
11.subjective data - ANSWER ✓ are things a person tells you about that you
cannot observe through your senses.
12.dorsiflexion - ANSWER ✓ bending of the foot or the toes upward
13.plantarflexion - ANSWER ✓ Ankle movement pointing the foot downward
14.eversion - ANSWER ✓ turning outward
15.inversion - ANSWER ✓ turning inward
16.protraction - ANSWER ✓ moving a part of the body forward
17.retraction - ANSWER ✓ moving a part of the body backward
18.rotation - ANSWER ✓ revolving a bone around its axis
19.ortho - ANSWER ✓ straight
20.simple fracture - ANSWER ✓ bone does not break through the skin
,21.compound fracture - ANSWER ✓ bone breaks through the skin
22.comminuted fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is crushed and or shattered
23.compression fracture - ANSWER ✓ a fractured area of bone collapses on
itself
24.Colles fracture - ANSWER ✓ the break of the distal end of the radius at the
epiphysis (growth plates) often occurs when the patient has attempted to
break his or her fall
25.complicated fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is broken and pierces an
internal organ
26.impacted fracture - ANSWER ✓ broken bone ends are driven into each other
27.hairline fracture - ANSWER ✓ a minor fracture appears as a thin line on x-
ray; and may not extend completely through the bone
28.greenstick fracture - ANSWER ✓ the bone is partially bent & partially
broken, this is a common fracture in children b/c their bones are still soft
29.pathologic fracture - ANSWER ✓ any fracture occuring spontaneously as a
result of disease
30.salter harris fracture - ANSWER ✓ a fracture of the epiphyseal plate in
children
31.Sprains, strains and dislocation/subluxation - ANSWER ✓ a traumatic injury
to the joint involving the soft tissue, soft tissue includes the muscles,
ligaments and tendons. strain is a result of overuse or overstretching.
Dislocation is when the bone comes completely out of place, and
subluxation is a joint partially out of place.
32.When charting, always follow the ______________ policy regarding how to
write/document notes for patients. - ANSWER ✓ institutions
, 33.medical asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is the practice to remove or destroy
pathogens and to prevent pathogens from spreading form one person or
place to another.
34.surgical asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is the practice that keeps items free of all
microbes. Sterilization is the process of destroying all microbes.
35.contamination - ANSWER ✓ is the process of becoming unclean.
Disinfection is the process of destroying pathogens. Germicides are
disinfectants applied to the skin, tissues and non-living objects
36.sanitation - ANSWER ✓ is the scrubbing of instruments with special
brushes and detergent
37.Disinfection - ANSWER ✓ The process of destroying pathogenic micro-
organisms
38.Sterilization - ANSWER ✓ is the process of destroying all microbial forms
of life - typically an autoclave is used for this along with distilled water.
39.Asepsis - ANSWER ✓ is being free of disease-producing microbes.
40.What test do you draw for without a tourniquet? - ANSWER ✓ Lactic acid
(gray tube)
41.If a patient faints during a blood draw, what is the vital sign that has to be
checked before you let them leave? - ANSWER ✓ Pulse
42.How long can plasma sit at room temp? - ANSWER ✓ 8 hours
43.How long do you rotate a NP swab in each nostril when collecting a covid
screening test? - ANSWER ✓ 15 seconds
44.How do you collect a POC glucose test? - ANSWER ✓ Strip and a drop of
blood
