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NHA CCMA PRACTICE EXAM LATEST 2025 TEST
BANK| COMPLETE 250 REAL EXAM QU ESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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A medical assistant is adding information to a patient's computerized problem-oriented medical record (POMR). Into which of the following sections of the POMR should the assistant enter the patient's health history and laboratory results?
- Problem list
- Database
- Progress notes
- Diagnostic and treatment plan - Correct Answer - b. Database
- The problem list includes the patient's problems/conditions, including
- The database includes the patient's medical history, diagnostic and
- The provider should enter progress notes on every problems recorded
- In the diagnostic and treatment plan the provider should document the
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those involving social, demographic, medical, or surgical concerns
laboratory results, review of systems, and CC
on the problem list; the notes should be in chronological order and should include the CC, tx, and response to treatments
treatment plan for each condition as well as laboratory and diagnostic test prescriptions
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pg. 2 A medical assistant is to use the Snellen Chart to test and adult's visual acuity. The assistant should instruct the patient to stand which of the following distances away?
- 10 feet
- 20 feet
- 14 inches
- 30 inches - Correct Answer - b. 20 feet
- 10 feet is for patients 5 years old or younger for the Snellen chart test
- 14 inches away is for the Jaeger Near Vision acuity test
- 30 inches is for the Ishihara color vision test
A medical assistant is monitoring a patient during a stress test. The patient becomes increasingly short of breath and is tachycardia.Abnormalities appear in his EKG rhythm. Which of the following actions should the assistant take first?
- Discontinue the test
- Instruct the patient to take slow, deep breaths
- Ask the patient if he is experiencing chest pain
- Obtain the patient's vital signs - Correct Answer - a. Discontinue the
- Shortness of breath, tachycardia, and abnormalities in the EKG rhythm
test
are all indications of an impending cardiac arrest
A medical assistant is talking with an older patient who sustained a foot fracture in a fall. She reports managing most tasks at home well but has 2 / 4
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pg. 3 difficulty navigating with her crutches and is currently homebound. To which of the following resources should the assistant refer the patient?
- Hospice services
- Legal Aid Society
- Meals on Wheels
- American Red Cross - Correct Answer - c. Meals on Wheels
- Meals on Wheels is a program designed to support older adult patients
- The Legal Aid Society provides legal support for people who have low
who are considered homebound by delivering meals daily.
incomes
In which of the following positions should a medical assistant place a patient when obtaining a rectal temperature?
- Sims
- Knee-chest
- Lithotomy
- Dorsal Recumbent - Correct Answer - a. Sims
- Knee-chest is used during proctological procedures to examine the
- Dorsal Recumbent is used for examination of the vagina and rectum
anus and rectum
when inserting catheters
A medical assistant is preparing 1g/1kg of activated charcoal for a patient who weighs 176 lbs. How many grams of charcoal should the assistant prepare? 3 / 4
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- 79 g
- 387 g
- 352 g
- 76 g - Correct Answer - a. 79 g
- 176 lbs = 80 kg
A medical assistant is making a new sign-in sheet for patients who have appointments that day. Which of the following information should the sign-in sheet include?
- Insurance policy number
- Provider's name
- Patient's DOB
- Reason for the visit - Correct Answer - b. Provider's name
- the sign-in sheet should include the provider's name to make sure the
patient receives the proper care in a timely manner
An ammonia or putrid smell in the urine may indicate which of the following?
- Phenylketonuria
- Too much garlic consumption
- Uncontrolled diabetes
- An infection - Correct Answer - d. An infection
- Urine that smells like ammonia may indicate concentration of waste
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products, and usually indicates the presence of an infection