NHA CCMA EXAM 2026 WITH 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. Describe the importance of administering the Meningococcal vaccine at
age 11.
The vaccine is effective only if given before age 5.
The vaccine is not recommended for anyone under 18.
Administering the Meningococcal vaccine at age 11 helps
protect adolescents from meningococcal disease during their
teenage years.
The Meningococcal vaccine is only necessary for college
students.
2. The medical abbreviation meaning 'before meals' is which of the
following?
bc
ac
q.i.d.
am
3. What is the name of the node where cardiac electrical impulses begin?
Atrioventricular node (AV node)
Purkinje fibers
Bundle of His
, Sinoatrial node (SA node)
4. In a clinical setting, if a patient exhibits signs of anxiety during an EKG,
what intervention might you consider to help stabilize their heart rate?
, Continuing the EKG without intervention
Increasing the EKG lead sensitivity
Breathing exercises
Administering a sedative immediately
5. In a clinical scenario, if a patient presents with symptoms of ear pain and
discharge, how would you justify the use of ear instillation as a
treatment?
Ear instillation can be justified as it delivers medication directly
to the affected area to treat otitis externa.
Ear instillation is primarily for cleaning the ear canal.
Ear instillation is a preventive measure against ear infections.
Ear instillation is used to enhance hearing in patients with ear
pain.
6. What is the definition of papules in dermatological terms?
Flat lesions
Scaly patches
Blister-like formations
Raised rash
7. If a healthcare provider needs to send patient records that include
multiple pages, which envelope style should they choose to ensure
proper fit and professional presentation?
No. 12
No. 9
No. 11
, No. 10
8. A medical assistant using the cluster method to schedule patients does
which of the following?
Consults with the physician regarding who is seen next
Clusters all of the tests before noon
Clusters the physician's days off together
Schedules patients with similar problems in the same block of
time
Completes testing before the patient is seen by the physician
9. If a healthcare organization fails to meet the standards set by TJC, what
could be a potential consequence?
Expansion of services
Mandatory training for staff
Loss of accreditation
Increased funding
10. In a clinical setting, how might a leading question affect the accuracy of
a patient's medical history?
It ensures that all relevant information is gathered without
influence.
It encourages patients to provide more detailed information.
It helps in building rapport with the patient.
It may lead to biased responses that do not accurately reflect
the patient's habits.
11. Describe the importance of initiating CPR in an unresponsive infant.
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. Describe the importance of administering the Meningococcal vaccine at
age 11.
The vaccine is effective only if given before age 5.
The vaccine is not recommended for anyone under 18.
Administering the Meningococcal vaccine at age 11 helps
protect adolescents from meningococcal disease during their
teenage years.
The Meningococcal vaccine is only necessary for college
students.
2. The medical abbreviation meaning 'before meals' is which of the
following?
bc
ac
q.i.d.
am
3. What is the name of the node where cardiac electrical impulses begin?
Atrioventricular node (AV node)
Purkinje fibers
Bundle of His
, Sinoatrial node (SA node)
4. In a clinical setting, if a patient exhibits signs of anxiety during an EKG,
what intervention might you consider to help stabilize their heart rate?
, Continuing the EKG without intervention
Increasing the EKG lead sensitivity
Breathing exercises
Administering a sedative immediately
5. In a clinical scenario, if a patient presents with symptoms of ear pain and
discharge, how would you justify the use of ear instillation as a
treatment?
Ear instillation can be justified as it delivers medication directly
to the affected area to treat otitis externa.
Ear instillation is primarily for cleaning the ear canal.
Ear instillation is a preventive measure against ear infections.
Ear instillation is used to enhance hearing in patients with ear
pain.
6. What is the definition of papules in dermatological terms?
Flat lesions
Scaly patches
Blister-like formations
Raised rash
7. If a healthcare provider needs to send patient records that include
multiple pages, which envelope style should they choose to ensure
proper fit and professional presentation?
No. 12
No. 9
No. 11
, No. 10
8. A medical assistant using the cluster method to schedule patients does
which of the following?
Consults with the physician regarding who is seen next
Clusters all of the tests before noon
Clusters the physician's days off together
Schedules patients with similar problems in the same block of
time
Completes testing before the patient is seen by the physician
9. If a healthcare organization fails to meet the standards set by TJC, what
could be a potential consequence?
Expansion of services
Mandatory training for staff
Loss of accreditation
Increased funding
10. In a clinical setting, how might a leading question affect the accuracy of
a patient's medical history?
It ensures that all relevant information is gathered without
influence.
It encourages patients to provide more detailed information.
It helps in building rapport with the patient.
It may lead to biased responses that do not accurately reflect
the patient's habits.
11. Describe the importance of initiating CPR in an unresponsive infant.
