MEDICAL ASSISTING ADMINISTRATIVE AND
CLINICAL COMPETENCIES CHAPTER 1 TO 58
TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ Externship/Practicum Answer: A student works without payment
in a physician's office, hospital, or other health care setting for 160
hours over a minimum of 4 weeks during the final stage of his or her
training, under the supervision of someone at the site.
◉ Integrity Answer: Will do what is expected, when it is expected,
for the simple reason that it is expected.
◉ Monographs Answer: Short books, each of which contains text
and a test for CEU's.
◉ Thoroughness Answer: Great care and attention to detail.
Thoroughly completing every task.
◉ Punctuality Answer: Arriving or doing something at the expected
or planned time.
◉ Congeniality Answer: Friendly and helpful
,◉ Proactivity Answer: The ability to initiate and choose your
responses to life events
◉ Competence Answer: Adequacy; possession of required skill,
knowledge, qualification, or capacity
◉ The certification examination is offered to graduates of programs
accredited by Answer: Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health
Education Programs (CAAHEP) or by the Accrediting Bureau of
Health Education Schools (ABHES)
◉ Epicdemic Answer: A disease that infects a large part of the
population in one region or location at the same time.
◉ Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndorme (AIDS) Answer: Series of
illnesses that occur as a result of infection by the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes the immune system to
break down.
◉ Anesthesia Answer: Medication that causes the partial or
complete loss of sensation.
,◉ Anthrax Answer: A deadly infectious disease caused by Bacillus
Anthracite. Humans contract the disease from infected animal hair,
hides, or waste.
◉ Autopsy Answer: Examination of the organs and tissues of a
deceased body to determine cause of death.
◉ Bacteria Answer: Microorganisms that are capable of causing
death.
◉ Bariatrics Answer: Science of obesity.
◉ Cadavers Answer: Dead human bodies used to study human
anatomy.
◉ Caduceus Answer: Recognized symbol for medicine; depicts a
healing staff with two snakes coiled around it.
◉ Chemotherapy Answer: Use of chemicals, including drugs to treat
or control infections and diseases such as cancer.
◉ Diagnosis related groups (DRGs)` Answer: Medicare hospital
payment system, which classifies each Medicare patient according to
his or her illness within 467 illness categories.
, ◉ Hospice Answer: Facility or company that provides an
interdisciplinary program of care and supportive services for
terminally ill patients and their families.
◉ Human Genome Project Answer: Publicly founded international
research project to sequence and identify human genes and record
their positions on chromosomes.
◉ Immunology Answer: The study of immunity, the resistance to or
protection from disease.
◉ Inpatient Answer: Services provided to patients who are in a
facility overnight or on a long-term basis.
◉ Licensure Answer: Granting of a license and authorization to
practice one's profession by a government agency. Granted in any of
three ways: examination, endorsement, or reciprocity.
◉ Medical Privilege Answer: Physician is granted rights to practice
medicine in a particular hospital or other health care facility.
◉ Microbes Answer: One-celled form of life, such as bacteria.
CLINICAL COMPETENCIES CHAPTER 1 TO 58
TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ Externship/Practicum Answer: A student works without payment
in a physician's office, hospital, or other health care setting for 160
hours over a minimum of 4 weeks during the final stage of his or her
training, under the supervision of someone at the site.
◉ Integrity Answer: Will do what is expected, when it is expected,
for the simple reason that it is expected.
◉ Monographs Answer: Short books, each of which contains text
and a test for CEU's.
◉ Thoroughness Answer: Great care and attention to detail.
Thoroughly completing every task.
◉ Punctuality Answer: Arriving or doing something at the expected
or planned time.
◉ Congeniality Answer: Friendly and helpful
,◉ Proactivity Answer: The ability to initiate and choose your
responses to life events
◉ Competence Answer: Adequacy; possession of required skill,
knowledge, qualification, or capacity
◉ The certification examination is offered to graduates of programs
accredited by Answer: Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health
Education Programs (CAAHEP) or by the Accrediting Bureau of
Health Education Schools (ABHES)
◉ Epicdemic Answer: A disease that infects a large part of the
population in one region or location at the same time.
◉ Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndorme (AIDS) Answer: Series of
illnesses that occur as a result of infection by the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes the immune system to
break down.
◉ Anesthesia Answer: Medication that causes the partial or
complete loss of sensation.
,◉ Anthrax Answer: A deadly infectious disease caused by Bacillus
Anthracite. Humans contract the disease from infected animal hair,
hides, or waste.
◉ Autopsy Answer: Examination of the organs and tissues of a
deceased body to determine cause of death.
◉ Bacteria Answer: Microorganisms that are capable of causing
death.
◉ Bariatrics Answer: Science of obesity.
◉ Cadavers Answer: Dead human bodies used to study human
anatomy.
◉ Caduceus Answer: Recognized symbol for medicine; depicts a
healing staff with two snakes coiled around it.
◉ Chemotherapy Answer: Use of chemicals, including drugs to treat
or control infections and diseases such as cancer.
◉ Diagnosis related groups (DRGs)` Answer: Medicare hospital
payment system, which classifies each Medicare patient according to
his or her illness within 467 illness categories.
, ◉ Hospice Answer: Facility or company that provides an
interdisciplinary program of care and supportive services for
terminally ill patients and their families.
◉ Human Genome Project Answer: Publicly founded international
research project to sequence and identify human genes and record
their positions on chromosomes.
◉ Immunology Answer: The study of immunity, the resistance to or
protection from disease.
◉ Inpatient Answer: Services provided to patients who are in a
facility overnight or on a long-term basis.
◉ Licensure Answer: Granting of a license and authorization to
practice one's profession by a government agency. Granted in any of
three ways: examination, endorsement, or reciprocity.
◉ Medical Privilege Answer: Physician is granted rights to practice
medicine in a particular hospital or other health care facility.
◉ Microbes Answer: One-celled form of life, such as bacteria.
