Test Bank- Kinn's The Medical Assistant: An
Applied Learning Approach 15th Edition (
Brigitte Niedzwiecki , 2026) All Chapters 1-58|
Latest Edition
Page 1 of 464
,Table Of Contents
Part 1 – Introduction To Medical Assisting
1. The Professional Medical Assistant And The Healthcare Team
2. Therapeutic Communication
3. Legal Principles
4. Healthcare Laws
5. Healthcare Ethics
Part 2 – Fundamentals Of Ambulatory Care Administration
6. Technology
7. Written Communication
8. Telephone Techniques
9. Scheduling Appointments And Patient Processing
10. Health Records
11. Daily Operations And Safety
Part 3 – Coding And Medical Billing
12. Health Insurance Essentials
13. Diagnostic Coding Essentials
14. Procedural Coding Essentials
15. Medical Billing And Reimbursement Essentials
Part 4 – Advanced Ambulatory Care Administration
16. Patient Accounts And Practice Management
17. Advanced Roles In Administration
Part 5 – Fundamentals Of Clinical Medical Assisting
18. Introduction To Medical Terminology And Anatomy
19. Infection Control
20. Vital Signs
21. Physical Examination
22. Patient Coaching
23. Nutrition And Health Promotion
24. Surgical Supplies And Instruments
25. Assisting With Surgical Procedures
26. Principles Of Electrocardiography
27. Medical Emergencies
Part 6 – Assisting With Medications
28. Principles Of Pharmacology
29. Pharmacology Math
30. Administering Medications
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,Part 7 – Assisting With Medical Specialties
31. Ophthalmology And Otolaryngology
32. Dermatology
33. Allergy And Infectious Disease
34. Gastroenterology
35. Orthopedics And Rheumatology
36. Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation
37. Neurology
38. Behavioral Health
39. Endocrinology
40. Cardiology
41. Pulmonology
42. Urology And Male Reproduction
43. Obstetrics And Gynecology
44. Pediatrics
45. Geriatrics
Part 8 – Assisting With Clinical Laboratory Procedures
46. Introduction To The Clinical Laboratory
47. Urinalysis
48. Blood Collection
49. Analysis Of Blood
50. Microbiology And Immunology
Part 9 – Advanced Clinical Skills
51. Intravenous Therapy
52. Radiology Basics
53. Positioning For Radiology
Part 10 – Job Seeking
54. Skills And Strategies
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, kinn's the medical assistant, 15th edition
chapter 01: becoming a successful student
test bank
completion
1. medical assistants play a vital role in the healthcare team and are expected to display
such as dependability, respectful patient care, empathy, initiative, positive
attitude, and teamwork.
ANS:
professional behaviors
professional behaviors are actions that identify the medical assistant as a member of the
healthcare profession.
pts: 1
2. learning styles are determined by your individual method of , or examining,
new material and the way you process it or make it your own.
ANS:
perceiving
perceiving is the method individuals use to examine information and recognize it as real.
pts: 1
3. can evaluate conflicting information and make a decision to act based on
their knowledge and willingness to be open minded about all possibilities.
ANS:
critical thinkers
critical thinking involves considering all aspects of a situation when making decisions or
before taking action.
pts: 1
ref: affect: i. 1. apply critical thinking skills in performing patient assessment and
care
4. learning are the ways that you like to learn and that have proven successful
in the past.
ANS:
preferences
learning preferences determine individual learning methods.
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Applied Learning Approach 15th Edition (
Brigitte Niedzwiecki , 2026) All Chapters 1-58|
Latest Edition
Page 1 of 464
,Table Of Contents
Part 1 – Introduction To Medical Assisting
1. The Professional Medical Assistant And The Healthcare Team
2. Therapeutic Communication
3. Legal Principles
4. Healthcare Laws
5. Healthcare Ethics
Part 2 – Fundamentals Of Ambulatory Care Administration
6. Technology
7. Written Communication
8. Telephone Techniques
9. Scheduling Appointments And Patient Processing
10. Health Records
11. Daily Operations And Safety
Part 3 – Coding And Medical Billing
12. Health Insurance Essentials
13. Diagnostic Coding Essentials
14. Procedural Coding Essentials
15. Medical Billing And Reimbursement Essentials
Part 4 – Advanced Ambulatory Care Administration
16. Patient Accounts And Practice Management
17. Advanced Roles In Administration
Part 5 – Fundamentals Of Clinical Medical Assisting
18. Introduction To Medical Terminology And Anatomy
19. Infection Control
20. Vital Signs
21. Physical Examination
22. Patient Coaching
23. Nutrition And Health Promotion
24. Surgical Supplies And Instruments
25. Assisting With Surgical Procedures
26. Principles Of Electrocardiography
27. Medical Emergencies
Part 6 – Assisting With Medications
28. Principles Of Pharmacology
29. Pharmacology Math
30. Administering Medications
Page 2 of 464
,Part 7 – Assisting With Medical Specialties
31. Ophthalmology And Otolaryngology
32. Dermatology
33. Allergy And Infectious Disease
34. Gastroenterology
35. Orthopedics And Rheumatology
36. Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation
37. Neurology
38. Behavioral Health
39. Endocrinology
40. Cardiology
41. Pulmonology
42. Urology And Male Reproduction
43. Obstetrics And Gynecology
44. Pediatrics
45. Geriatrics
Part 8 – Assisting With Clinical Laboratory Procedures
46. Introduction To The Clinical Laboratory
47. Urinalysis
48. Blood Collection
49. Analysis Of Blood
50. Microbiology And Immunology
Part 9 – Advanced Clinical Skills
51. Intravenous Therapy
52. Radiology Basics
53. Positioning For Radiology
Part 10 – Job Seeking
54. Skills And Strategies
Page 3 of 464
, kinn's the medical assistant, 15th edition
chapter 01: becoming a successful student
test bank
completion
1. medical assistants play a vital role in the healthcare team and are expected to display
such as dependability, respectful patient care, empathy, initiative, positive
attitude, and teamwork.
ANS:
professional behaviors
professional behaviors are actions that identify the medical assistant as a member of the
healthcare profession.
pts: 1
2. learning styles are determined by your individual method of , or examining,
new material and the way you process it or make it your own.
ANS:
perceiving
perceiving is the method individuals use to examine information and recognize it as real.
pts: 1
3. can evaluate conflicting information and make a decision to act based on
their knowledge and willingness to be open minded about all possibilities.
ANS:
critical thinkers
critical thinking involves considering all aspects of a situation when making decisions or
before taking action.
pts: 1
ref: affect: i. 1. apply critical thinking skills in performing patient assessment and
care
4. learning are the ways that you like to learn and that have proven successful
in the past.
ANS:
preferences
learning preferences determine individual learning methods.
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