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AMCA 2

front 1

What group of factors is likely to contribute to blood pressure?

back 1

Activity level, stress, alcohol use

front 2

What are lavender-stopper tubes most commonly used to collect?

back 2

Hematology tests

front 3

What does the lab abbreviation PT stand for?

back 3

Prothrombine time

front 4

Of the following options, what must happen for the practice to achieve reimbursement?

back 4

The diagnostic code must match the procedure code.

front 5

Where does a tympanic thermometer measure temperature?

back 5

In the ear

front 6

What is a flexible spending account (FSA) designed to be?

back 6

Be funded by the employee and is not subject to federal or state taxes

front 7

Which of the following is a solution used to clean the site before routine venipuncture?

back 7

  • 70% isopropyl alcohol

front 8

What is diaphoresis another term for?

back 8

Sweating

front 9

Which of these instruments would a physician use to examine a patient's throat?

back 9

Laryngeal mirror

front 10

Which of the following stopper colors identifies a tube used for coagulation testing?

back 10

Light blue

front 11

How does heparin prevent blood from clotting?

back 11

Inhibiting thrombin

front 12

What is the purpose of an antiglycolytic agent?

back 12

It preserves glucose

front 13

What term means, "to examine by touch or feel?"

back 13

Palpate

front 14

What is the purpose of the regular physical examination?

back 14

To maintain the patient's health and prevent disease

front 15

you want to convey an open posture while communicating with a patient, what should you do?

back 15

Lean forward in your chair facing the patient

front 16

What is the term for a fixed-dollar amount the subscriber must pay each year before the insurer begins to cover expenses?

back 16

Deductible

front 17

What does the horizontal flat line that separates the various waves on the ECG strip represent?

back 17

The baseline

front 18

Which of the following tasks are considered within the scope of practice for a clinical medical assistant?

back 18

Collecting specimens for diagnostic treatment

front 19

Which codes are considered to be the most important of the CPT codes?

back 19

Evaluation and management

front 20

What is heptomegaly?

back 20

Enlargement of the liver

front 21

Which term best describes "destruction by burning"?

back 21

Electrocuterization

front 22

What type of cancer is the most common?

back 22

Carcinoma

front 23

What must the clinical medical assistant do in preparation for a venipuncture or capillary stick?

back 23

Allow the alcohol to air-dry

front 24

Which of the following should an ordered blood culture be drawn in?

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Yellow top tube

front 25

A patents arm is swollen. What is tne term used to descroe this concon?

back 25

Edematous

front 26

A patients cancer has soread. Which term best describes their cortion?

back 26

Metastasis

front 27

Which symptoms would a patient with a high degree of jaundice typically have?

back 27

Yellow skin and sclera

front 28

Which question pertains to patient safety regarding blood collections?

back 28

"Are you allergic to anything that you know of?"

front 29

What is the proper method of urine specimen collection that will avoid contamination?

back 29

Avoiding touching the inside of the container or the lid

front 30

Which ECG lead is considered bipolar?

back 30

II

front 31

How does the serum or plasma of a lipemic specimen appear?

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Cloudy white

front 32

A lipemic specimen is a clue that the patient was probably which of the following?

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Not fasting

front 33

A 12 hour fast is normally required in testing for which analyte?

back 33

Triglycerides

front 34

What is a blood smear?

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Blood spread out on a microscope slide

front 35

I a patient has complained of nausea and vomiting for several days, what will the physician most likely prescribe or administer?

back 35

An antiemetic

front 36

Which part of the brain is breathing regulated by?

back 36

Medulla Oblongata

front 37

What are gauze pads used for?

back 37

Apply pressure on the venipuncture site following a blood draw

front 38

What are whorls, as related to capillary puncture?

back 38

Spiral patterns of fingerprints

front 39

What is cystitis?

back 39

Inflammation of the bladder

front 40

According to the Patient Care Partnership, which of the following is a patient right?

back 40

To expect continuity of care

front 41

What is idocaine a type of?

back 41

Anesthetic

front 42

If both parents cover dependents on their plan, the child's primary insurance is usually determined by the birthday rule. What is meant by the birthday rule?

back 42

The parent whose birthday is earlier in the calendar year is primary

front 43

On what basis is co-insurance calculated?

back 43

Percentage of a charge

front 44

What is the term for an unintentional, harmful reaction to a correct dosage of a drug?

back 44

An adverse effect

front 45

In order to be considered a new patient, they must not have received services from the physician or from another physician of the same specialty in the same group for at least how long?

back 45

Three years

front 46

What is the meaning of the abbreviation PFSH?

back 46

Past, family, and/or social history

front 47

You are obtaining an ECG using a 10-lead ECG machine. The patient accidently burps whilo the strip is running, causing an artifact on the strip. What can this be identified as

back 47

somatic tremor

front 48

What should the P wave on the ECG strip be?

back 48

Upright reflection and in front of the QRS complex

front 49

What does medicare part A cover?

back 49

Hospital Services

front 50

What is the form that must be signed by the patient, in order for a physician to send records to another physician called?

back 50

Release of information

front 51

Winat is hematopoiesis

back 51

Creation of new blood cells

front 52

In a leter, the letters "ENC." indicate which of the following?

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Enclosure

front 53

Why should tome time slots be left oocn duning schodule each day

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Make room in the schedule lor emergencies and delays

front 54

Which specialist diagnoses and treats disorders df the stomach and intestines

back 54

Gastroenterologist

front 55

What is empathy is the ability to do

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Care and respect for the health and welfare of your patients

front 56

Which of the following is a clinical duty?

back 56

Obtaining medical history of a new patient

front 57

Which food is a good source of folate

back 57

Leafy greens vegetables

front 58

What is the purpose of an agenda?

back 58

Give an outline of topics to be discussed at an upcoming meeting

front 59

How should correspondence that contains information about a patient be marked?

back 59

Confidential

front 60

What is an example of protected heaith information?

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First and last name associated with a diagnosis

front 61

Which of the following is not a phlebotomist's duty?

back 61

Starting intravenous lines

front 62

What is the national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedures"

back 62

NCCLS

front 63

Which type of contact infection transmission involves transfer of an infective microbe to the mucus membranes of a susceptible individual by means of a cough or sneeze?

back 63

Droplet

front 64

Which of the following is a test of the respiratory system?

back 64

ABGs

front 65

Which of the following is urine C & S typically ordered to detect?

back 65

Presence of UTI

front 66

Which statement describes proper centrifuge operation?

back 66

Place tubes of equal size and volume opposite one another

front 67

What type of motion would a phlebotomist use when cleaning a site for a routine venipuncture

back 67

Concentric

front 68

The heart valve that is situated between the right atrium and the right ventricle is called

back 68

Tricuspid valve

front 69

What is the third step of analyzing an ECG thythm?

back 69

Evaluate the P wave

front 70

A patient was experiencing a successful venipuncture when petechiae arose on their forearm. What was this the result of?

back 70

The tourniquet being applied too tightly

front 71

In which of the following circumstances would the PR intervals get progressively longer?

back 71

2nd degree AV heart block type I

front 72

What is the fifth step of analyzing an ECG thythm?

back 72

Evaluate PR intervals

front 73

Normal QRS complexes are those that are the most closely aligned with which description below

back 73

Are upright and narrow

front 74

What is the term for dysrhythmia that always produces an irregular rhythm?

back 74

Atrial fibrillation

front 75

What is the muscular wall that separates the right side from the left side of the heart called?

back 75

Septum

front 76

Which of the following is a fever that comes and goes or, fluctuates and returns into the average range?

back 76

Intermittent

front 77

Preferably, how is a patient's general medical history obtained?

back 77

Before admission to the hospital

front 78

Which of the following is considered inappropriate communication with a patient?

back 78

Touching and holding the hands of the patient intimately

front 79

What should a clinical medical assistant do first when a patient is having a syncopial episode while venipuncture is being performed?

back 79

Remove the needle from the arm

front 80

Which of the following information does not need to be on the specimen label?

back 80

Diagnosis

front 81

Which of the following thermometers is considered the most accurate indicator of body temperature?

back 81

Rectal

front 82

Which of the following is not considered a vital sign?

back 82

Weight

front 83

Which route is involved in administering a drug by placing it under the patient's tongue and leaving it there until it is dissolved?

back 83

Sublingual route

front 84

What is the average normal heart rate?

back 84

72 beats per minute

front 85

Which test is collected in a tube with a light-blue top?

back 85

Prothrombin time

front 86

What does liable mean?

back 86

Accountable under law

front 87

What is a crime punishable by a fine or imprisonment for less than one year known as?

back 87

Misdemeanor

front 88

Which of the following is a fever that comes and goes or, fluctuates and returns into the average range?

back 88

Intermittent

front 89

Preferably, how is a patient's general medical history is obtained?

back 89

Before admission to the hospital

front 90

Which of the following thermometers is considered the most accurate indicator of body temperature?

back 90

Rectal

front 91

Which test requires strict skin antisepsis procedures before specimen collection?

back 91

Blood culture

front 92

Which of the following tests may require a special, "chain of custody," documentation when collected?

back 92

Drug screen

front 93

What is the hormone detected in positive urine pregnancy tests?

back 93

HCG

front 94

When should a tube containing heparin be collected?

back 94

Between a serum tube and an EDTA tube

front 95

Which fluid is obtained by lumbar puncture?

back 95

cerebrospinal

front 96

Which of the following is a urine C & S typically ordered to detect?

back 96

Presence of UTI

front 97

Which statement describes proper centrifuge operation?

back 97

Place tubes of equal size and volume opposite one another

front 98

What is PKU?

back 98

A hereditary inability to metabolize phenylalanine

front 99

You must draw a protime specimen from a patient with IVs in both arms. Which of the following locations is the best place to draw the specimen?

back 99

Below an IV

front 100

Which government agency regulates the quality of gloves worn when performing phlebotomy procedures?

back 100

FDA