, Table Of Contents:
• 1. The Medical Record and Health History
• Introduction to the Medical Record
• Types of Medical Records
• Health History Report
• Documentation in the Medical Record
• 2. Medical Asepsis and the OSHA Standard
• Introduction to Medical Asepsis and the Osha Standard
• Microorganisms and Medical Asepsis
• OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
• Bloodborne Diseases
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
• Terminology Review
• 3. Sterilization and Disinfection
• Introduction to Sterilization and Disinfection
• Definitions of Terms
• Hazard Communication Standard
• Sanitization
• Disinfection
• Sterilization
• 4. Vital Signs
• Introduction to Vital Signs
• Temperature
• Pulse
• Respiration
• Pulse Oximetry
• Blood Pressure
• 5. The Physical Examination
• Introduction to the Physical Examination
• Definitions of Terms
• Preparation of the Examining Room
• Preparation of the Patient
• Measuring Weight and Height
• Body Mechanics
• Assessment of the Patient
• 6. Eye and Ear Assessment and Procedures
• Introduction to the Eye
• Visual Acuity
• Assessment of Near Visual Acuity
• Assessment of Color Vision
• Eye Irrigation
• Eye Instillation
,• Introduction to the Ear
• Assessment of Hearing Acuity
• 7. Physical Agents to Promote Tissue Healing
• Introduction to Tissue Healing
• Local Application of Heat and Cold
• Factors Affecting the Application of Heat and Cold
• Heat
• Cold
• Synthetic Casts
• Cast Application
• Precautions
• Guidelines for Cast Care
• Symptoms to Report
• Cast Removal
• Splints and Braces
• Crutches
• Canes
• Walkers
• 8. The Gynecologic Examination and Prenatal Care
• Introduction to the Gynecologic Examination and Prenatal Care
• Gynecologic Infections
• Prenatal Care
• 9. The Pediatric Examination
• Developing a Rapport
• Terminology Review
• 10. Minor Office Surgery
• Introduction to Minor Office Surgery
• Surgical Asepsis
• Instruments Used in Minor Office Surgery
• Commercially Prepared Sterile Packages
• Wounds
• Sterile Dressing Change
• Methods of Wound Closure
• Assisting with Minor Office Surgery
• Medical Office Surgical Procedures
• Bandaging
• Terminology Review
• 11. Administration of Medication and Intravenous Therapy
• Introduction to the Administration of Medication
• 12. Cardiopulmonary Procedures
• Introduction to Electrocardiography
• 13. Colorectal and Male Reproductive Tests and Procedures
• Introduction to Colorectal Tests and Procedures
,• Male Reproductive Tests and Procedures
• 14. Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
• Introduction to Radiology
• Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging
• 15. Introduction to the Clinical Laboratory
• Introduction To The Clinical Laboratory
• Laboratory Tests
• Laboratory Documents
• Patient Instructions
• Specimen Collection For Transport To An Outside Laboratory
• Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments
• Clia-Waived Tests In The Pol
• Clia-Waived Test Systems
• Pol Laboratory Testing
• Laboratory Safety
• Terminology Review
• 16. Urinalysis
• Structure and Function of the Urinary System
• Composition of Urine
• Collection of Urine
• Urinalysis
• Microscopic Examination of Urine
• Urine Pregnancy Testing
• Serum Pregnancy Test
• 17. Phlebotomy
• Introduction to Phlebotomy
• Venipuncture
• Skin Puncture
• 18. Hematology
• Introduction to Hematology
• Composition and Function of Blood
• Complete Blood Count
• Coagulation Tests
• Terminology Review
• 19. Blood Chemistry and Immunology
• Introduction to Blood Chemistry and Immunology
• 20. Medical Microbiology
• Introduction to Microbiology
• Normal Flora
• Infection
• Microorganisms and Disease
• Microscope
• Microbiologic Specimen Collection
,• Culture and Sensitivity Testing
• Prevention and Control Of Infectious Diseases
• Terminology RevieW
• 21. Nutrition
• Introduction to Nutrition
• Nutrients
• Dietary Supplements
• Tools for Healthy Nutrition
• Nutrition Therapy
• Terminology Review
• 22. Emergency Preparedness and Protective Practices
• Introduction to Disaster and Emergency Planning
• Categories of Disasters
• Psychological Effects of Emergencies
• Emergency Preparedness in the Medical Office
• Fire Safety in the Medical Office
• Employee Education and Training
• Emergency Practice Drills
• Medical Assistant’s Role
• Terminology Review
• 23. Emergency Medical Procedures and First Aid
, Test Bank for Clinical Procedures for Medical Assistants
11th Edition by Bonewit-West, (All Chapters Answered)
Chapter 01: The Medical Record
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Bonewit-West: Clinical Procedures for Medical Assistants, 10th Edition
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MULTIPLE rCHOICE
1. Which rof rthe rfollowing ris rnot ra rfunction rof rthe rmedical rrecord?
a. To rprovide rinformation rfor rmaking rdecisions rregarding rthe rpatient’s rcare
b. To rdocument rthe rpatient’s rprogress
c. To rserve ras ra rlegal rdocument
d. To rshare rinformation rbetween rmembers rof rthe rpatient’s rfamily
ANS: r D REF: rp. r2| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rVI.4rOBJ: r 1
2. What rinformation ris rcontained rin rthe rmedical rrecord?
a. Health rhistory rreport
b. Results rof rthe rphysical rexamination
c. Laboratory rreports
d. Progress rnotes
e. All rof rthe rabove
ANS: r E REF: rpp. r2-3| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rVI.4rOBJ: r 2
3. The rpurpose rof rthe rHIPAA rPrivacy rRule ris rto
a. reduce rexposure rof rpatients rto rbloodborne rpathogens.
b. provide rpatients rwith rbetterNcU
onRtSroI
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ovGeT
r rtB
he.C
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eMand rdisclosure rof rtheir rhealth
information.
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c. prevent rthe rpatient’s rrecords rfrom rbeing rcopied.
d. encourage rthe rpatient rto rbecome rmore rinvolved rin rpreventive rhealth rcare.
ANS: r B REF: rp. r4 r| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rIX.3rOBJ: r 2
4. All rof rthe rfollowing rare rcharacteristics rof rthe rNotice rof rPrivacy rPractices r except:
a. Was rdeveloped rby rthe rAmerican rMedical rAssociation
b. Must rexplain rhow ra rpatient’s rhealth rinformation rwill rbe rused rand rprotected rby rthe
medical roffice
r
c. Must rbe rprovided rto reach rpatient
d. Must robtain ra rsigned racknowledgment rfrom rthe rpatient rthat rhe/she rhas rreceived ran
rNPP
ANS: r A REF: rp. r4| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rIX.3rOBJ: r 2
5. Health rinformation rin rany rform rthat rcontains rpatient ridentifiable rinformation ris rknown ras
a. PHI.
b. NPP.
c. OSHA.
, d. HIPAA.
• 1. The Medical Record and Health History
• Introduction to the Medical Record
• Types of Medical Records
• Health History Report
• Documentation in the Medical Record
• 2. Medical Asepsis and the OSHA Standard
• Introduction to Medical Asepsis and the Osha Standard
• Microorganisms and Medical Asepsis
• OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
• Bloodborne Diseases
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
• Terminology Review
• 3. Sterilization and Disinfection
• Introduction to Sterilization and Disinfection
• Definitions of Terms
• Hazard Communication Standard
• Sanitization
• Disinfection
• Sterilization
• 4. Vital Signs
• Introduction to Vital Signs
• Temperature
• Pulse
• Respiration
• Pulse Oximetry
• Blood Pressure
• 5. The Physical Examination
• Introduction to the Physical Examination
• Definitions of Terms
• Preparation of the Examining Room
• Preparation of the Patient
• Measuring Weight and Height
• Body Mechanics
• Assessment of the Patient
• 6. Eye and Ear Assessment and Procedures
• Introduction to the Eye
• Visual Acuity
• Assessment of Near Visual Acuity
• Assessment of Color Vision
• Eye Irrigation
• Eye Instillation
,• Introduction to the Ear
• Assessment of Hearing Acuity
• 7. Physical Agents to Promote Tissue Healing
• Introduction to Tissue Healing
• Local Application of Heat and Cold
• Factors Affecting the Application of Heat and Cold
• Heat
• Cold
• Synthetic Casts
• Cast Application
• Precautions
• Guidelines for Cast Care
• Symptoms to Report
• Cast Removal
• Splints and Braces
• Crutches
• Canes
• Walkers
• 8. The Gynecologic Examination and Prenatal Care
• Introduction to the Gynecologic Examination and Prenatal Care
• Gynecologic Infections
• Prenatal Care
• 9. The Pediatric Examination
• Developing a Rapport
• Terminology Review
• 10. Minor Office Surgery
• Introduction to Minor Office Surgery
• Surgical Asepsis
• Instruments Used in Minor Office Surgery
• Commercially Prepared Sterile Packages
• Wounds
• Sterile Dressing Change
• Methods of Wound Closure
• Assisting with Minor Office Surgery
• Medical Office Surgical Procedures
• Bandaging
• Terminology Review
• 11. Administration of Medication and Intravenous Therapy
• Introduction to the Administration of Medication
• 12. Cardiopulmonary Procedures
• Introduction to Electrocardiography
• 13. Colorectal and Male Reproductive Tests and Procedures
• Introduction to Colorectal Tests and Procedures
,• Male Reproductive Tests and Procedures
• 14. Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
• Introduction to Radiology
• Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging
• 15. Introduction to the Clinical Laboratory
• Introduction To The Clinical Laboratory
• Laboratory Tests
• Laboratory Documents
• Patient Instructions
• Specimen Collection For Transport To An Outside Laboratory
• Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments
• Clia-Waived Tests In The Pol
• Clia-Waived Test Systems
• Pol Laboratory Testing
• Laboratory Safety
• Terminology Review
• 16. Urinalysis
• Structure and Function of the Urinary System
• Composition of Urine
• Collection of Urine
• Urinalysis
• Microscopic Examination of Urine
• Urine Pregnancy Testing
• Serum Pregnancy Test
• 17. Phlebotomy
• Introduction to Phlebotomy
• Venipuncture
• Skin Puncture
• 18. Hematology
• Introduction to Hematology
• Composition and Function of Blood
• Complete Blood Count
• Coagulation Tests
• Terminology Review
• 19. Blood Chemistry and Immunology
• Introduction to Blood Chemistry and Immunology
• 20. Medical Microbiology
• Introduction to Microbiology
• Normal Flora
• Infection
• Microorganisms and Disease
• Microscope
• Microbiologic Specimen Collection
,• Culture and Sensitivity Testing
• Prevention and Control Of Infectious Diseases
• Terminology RevieW
• 21. Nutrition
• Introduction to Nutrition
• Nutrients
• Dietary Supplements
• Tools for Healthy Nutrition
• Nutrition Therapy
• Terminology Review
• 22. Emergency Preparedness and Protective Practices
• Introduction to Disaster and Emergency Planning
• Categories of Disasters
• Psychological Effects of Emergencies
• Emergency Preparedness in the Medical Office
• Fire Safety in the Medical Office
• Employee Education and Training
• Emergency Practice Drills
• Medical Assistant’s Role
• Terminology Review
• 23. Emergency Medical Procedures and First Aid
, Test Bank for Clinical Procedures for Medical Assistants
11th Edition by Bonewit-West, (All Chapters Answered)
Chapter 01: The Medical Record
r r r r
Bonewit-West: Clinical Procedures for Medical Assistants, 10th Edition
r r r r r r r
MULTIPLE rCHOICE
1. Which rof rthe rfollowing ris rnot ra rfunction rof rthe rmedical rrecord?
a. To rprovide rinformation rfor rmaking rdecisions rregarding rthe rpatient’s rcare
b. To rdocument rthe rpatient’s rprogress
c. To rserve ras ra rlegal rdocument
d. To rshare rinformation rbetween rmembers rof rthe rpatient’s rfamily
ANS: r D REF: rp. r2| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rVI.4rOBJ: r 1
2. What rinformation ris rcontained rin rthe rmedical rrecord?
a. Health rhistory rreport
b. Results rof rthe rphysical rexamination
c. Laboratory rreports
d. Progress rnotes
e. All rof rthe rabove
ANS: r E REF: rpp. r2-3| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rVI.4rOBJ: r 2
3. The rpurpose rof rthe rHIPAA rPrivacy rRule ris rto
a. reduce rexposure rof rpatients rto rbloodborne rpathogens.
b. provide rpatients rwith rbetterNcU
onRtSroI
l rN
ovGeT
r rtB
he.C
usO
eMand rdisclosure rof rtheir rhealth
information.
r
c. prevent rthe rpatient’s rrecords rfrom rbeing rcopied.
d. encourage rthe rpatient rto rbecome rmore rinvolved rin rpreventive rhealth rcare.
ANS: r B REF: rp. r4 r| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rIX.3rOBJ: r 2
4. All rof rthe rfollowing rare rcharacteristics rof rthe rNotice rof rPrivacy rPractices r except:
a. Was rdeveloped rby rthe rAmerican rMedical rAssociation
b. Must rexplain rhow ra rpatient’s rhealth rinformation rwill rbe rused rand rprotected rby rthe
medical roffice
r
c. Must rbe rprovided rto reach rpatient
d. Must robtain ra rsigned racknowledgment rfrom rthe rpatient rthat rhe/she rhas rreceived ran
rNPP
ANS: r A REF: rp. r4| rCAAHEP rCompetency r(2015):
rIX.3rOBJ: r 2
5. Health rinformation rin rany rform rthat rcontains rpatient ridentifiable rinformation ris rknown ras
a. PHI.
b. NPP.
c. OSHA.
, d. HIPAA.
