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Froggy Jumps NHA CCMA ReviewOnline version Test your knowledge on the NHA CCMA exam content with this fun quiz game! by Catherine Aslam 1 What does CCMA stand for in the NHA context? a Certified Care Medical Assistant b Certified Clinical Medical Assistant c Certified Clinical Medical Advisor 2 Which of the following is a primary role of a CCMA? a Performing surgeries b Assisting with patient examinations c Diagnosing diseases 3 What is a key responsibility of a CCMA regarding patient records? a Creating new medical procedures b Administering medications c Maintaining accurate patient records 4 Which organization offers the CCMA certification? a American Medical Association (AMA) b National Medical Association (NMA) c National Healthcareer Association (NHA) 5 How often must a CCMA renew their certification? a Every 5 years b Every 10 years c Every year 6 What is an important skill for a CCMA? a Effective communication b Advanced surgical skills c Financial management 7 Which of the following tasks is NOT typically performed by a CCMA? a Prescribing medications b Assisting with procedures c Taking vital signs 8 What is the minimum passing score for the CCMA exam? a 300 out of 500 b 450 out of 500 c 390 out of 500 9 What type of questions are included in the CCMA exam? a Multiple choice questions b Essay questions c True/false questions 10 What is the primary purpose of medical law? a To protect patient rights and ensure ethical practices. b To limit patient access to care. c To increase hospital profits. 11 What does CPT stand for in medical coding? a Current Procedural Terminology. b Clinical Procedure Tracking. c Certified Patient Treatment. 12 What is the role of a medical assistant during a procedure? a To perform surgery independently. b To diagnose medical conditions. c To assist the physician and ensure patient comfort. 13 Which of the following is NOT a type of medical insurance? a Medicaid. b Universal Health Coverage. c Medicare. 14 What is the first step in the phlebotomy process? a Label the specimen. b Identify the patient. c Draw the blood. 15 Which document outlines a patient's wishes regarding medical treatment? a Insurance policy. b Advance directive. c Living Will. 16 What is the purpose of medical coding? a To manage hospital finances. b To translate healthcare services into standardized codes. c To create patient records. 17 What is informed consent? a A legal document for insurance. b A patient's agreement to treatment after understanding the risks. c A verbal agreement without details. 18 What is the primary purpose of medical law? a To protect patient rights and ensure ethical practices. b To increase healthcare costs. c To limit patient access to care. 19 What does informed consent require? a Full disclosure of risks and benefits to the patient. b Only a signature from the patient. c No explanation of the procedure. 20 Which of the following is a key aspect of phlebotomy? a Proper technique to minimize patient discomfort. b Performing venipuncture as quickly as possible c Using any needle size/type available. 21 What is a common type of medical insurance? a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO). b Universal Health Coverage. c Life insurance. 22 What does HIPAA stand for? a Health Information Privacy and Access Act. b Health Insurance Protection Privacy and Accountability Act. c Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. 23 Which coding system is commonly used for diagnoses? a ICD (International Classification of Diseases). b CPT (Current Procedural Terminology). c HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System). 24 What does phlebotomy involve? a Assisting in surgeries. b The practice of drawing blood for tests. c Administering vaccines and medications. 25 Which document outlines a patient's rights? a HIPAA Regulations. b Patient Bill of Rights. c Medical Coding Guidelines. 26 What is a common method for blood collection? a Intramuscular injection. b Subcutaneous injection. c Venipuncture. 27 What does the term 'negligence' refer to in medical law? a Refusing care to the patient without notice that they need to find a new provider. b Failure to provide appropriate care resulting in harm. c Violating patient confidentiality. 28 Which coding system is commonly used for diagnoses? a ICD-10. b HCPCS. c CPT. 29 Which type of Dx Code refers to prior to 2015? a ICD-9 b ICD-10 c HCPCS 30 What is Hematology? a The study of blood b The study of chemistry c The study of infection 31 Who is Medicare for? a Low Income Families b Elderly and Disabled c Anyone who applies for it 32 Money owed to the practice: a Accounts Payable b Debt c Accounts Recievable 33 Which vital sign is LOWER in pediatric patients? a BP b Heart Rate c Respirations 34 Which is an example of a Blood Chemistry Test? a Complete Blood Count b Comprehensive Metabolic Panel c Prothrombin Time 35 Which of the following tubes can a Blood Chemistry Test NOT be drawn in? a Lavender b Light Green c Red 36 Which of the following means to refuse care without properly notifying the patient that they need to find a new provider? a Abandonment b Negligence c Malpractice 37 Which is an insurance type that practices obtain, providers may obtain, and even Medical Assistants may choose to obtain? a Medical Negligence Ins b Medical Abdandoment Insurance c Medical Malpractice Ins 38 Which is not a vital sign? a Chief Complaint b Pain Scale c Height 39 Which of the following is an example of a Dx Code? a Z49.05 b 59374 c E7598 40 Which is the correct angle for an Intradermal Injection? a 5-15° b 15-30° c 15 or 45°

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NHA CCMA ReviewOnline version

by Catherine Aslam

What does CCMA stand for in the NHA context?

Which of the following is a primary role of a CCMA?

What is a key responsibility of a CCMA regarding patient records?

Which organization offers the CCMA certification?

How often must a CCMA renew their certification?

What is an important skill for a CCMA?

Which of the following tasks is NOT typically performed by a CCMA?

What is the minimum passing score for the CCMA exam?

What type of questions are included in the CCMA exam?

What is the primary purpose of medical law?

What does CPT stand for in medical coding?

What is the role of a medical assistant during a procedure?

Which of the following is NOT a type of medical insurance?

What is the first step in the phlebotomy process?

Which document outlines a patient's wishes regarding medical treatment?

What is the purpose of medical coding?

What is informed consent?

What is the primary purpose of medical law?

What does informed consent require?

Which of the following is a key aspect of phlebotomy?

What is a common type of medical insurance?

What does HIPAA stand for?

Which coding system is commonly used for diagnoses?

What does phlebotomy involve?

Which document outlines a patient's rights?

What is a common method for blood collection?

What does the term 'negligence' refer to in medical law?

Which coding system is commonly used for diagnoses?

Which type of Dx Code refers to prior to 2015?

What is Hematology?

Who is Medicare for?

Money owed to the practice:

Which vital sign is LOWER in pediatric patients?

Which is an example of a Blood Chemistry Test?

Which of the following tubes can a Blood Chemistry Test NOT be drawn in?

Which of the following means to refuse care without properly notifying the patient that they need to find a new provider?

Which is an insurance type that practices obtain, providers may obtain, and even Medical Assistants may choose to obtain?

Which is not a vital sign?

Which of the following is an example of a Dx Code?

Which is the correct angle for an Intradermal Injection?