NHA CCMA EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Transdermal patch
an adhesive patch, placed on the skin to administer a specific dose of medication through the skin and
into the bloodstream
select different location for each new patch to avoid skin irritation
Chlorhexidine
used to clean skin before blood culture draw
Papules
solid elevations that are less than 0.2in in diameter
Macules
freckles
Vesicles
small fluid-filled blisters
Pustules
pus-filled blisters
BP Palpatory Method
requires the assistant to inflated the cuff 30mm Hg above the cessation of the radial pulse
,in to cm
multiply by 2.54
Glucose Cuvettes
the code should be checked everytime the glucometer is used
Informed Consent Witness
the assistant should validate the patient's signature when acting as a witness
Enteric-coated tablets
should never be crushed or taken after the consumption of fatty foods
F to C
(F-32)/1.8
C to F
(C x 1.8) + 32
Problem Focused Exam
Limited examination of the affected body area or organ system
Expanded Problem Focused Exam
a limited examination of the affected body area is done along with other related organ systems
Detailed Exam
an extended examination of the affected body area and other related organ systems is performed
Comprehensive exam
, a general multisystem examination is performed
Contact precautions are used for what 4 types of diseases?
scabies, Hep A, rotavirus, herpes zoster (shingles)
Heparin
Anticoagulant, must be injected slowly
How do you apply eye ointment?
In the conjunctival sac from the inner canthus to the outer canthus
ICD-10 Introductory Material
provides instructions on use, includes the Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, universal
conventions, and publisher-specific conventions
ICD-10 Index
lists conditions, diseases, and reasons for seeking medical care. organized alphabetically by main term
and subterms
ICD 10 Tabular List
alphanumerically sequenced list of all diagnosis codes, divided into 21 chapters based on cause and body
system. Must be used to verify code chosen
from index
CPT Category I Codes
describe widely used services and procedures approved by the FDA
CPT Category II Codes
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Transdermal patch
an adhesive patch, placed on the skin to administer a specific dose of medication through the skin and
into the bloodstream
select different location for each new patch to avoid skin irritation
Chlorhexidine
used to clean skin before blood culture draw
Papules
solid elevations that are less than 0.2in in diameter
Macules
freckles
Vesicles
small fluid-filled blisters
Pustules
pus-filled blisters
BP Palpatory Method
requires the assistant to inflated the cuff 30mm Hg above the cessation of the radial pulse
,in to cm
multiply by 2.54
Glucose Cuvettes
the code should be checked everytime the glucometer is used
Informed Consent Witness
the assistant should validate the patient's signature when acting as a witness
Enteric-coated tablets
should never be crushed or taken after the consumption of fatty foods
F to C
(F-32)/1.8
C to F
(C x 1.8) + 32
Problem Focused Exam
Limited examination of the affected body area or organ system
Expanded Problem Focused Exam
a limited examination of the affected body area is done along with other related organ systems
Detailed Exam
an extended examination of the affected body area and other related organ systems is performed
Comprehensive exam
, a general multisystem examination is performed
Contact precautions are used for what 4 types of diseases?
scabies, Hep A, rotavirus, herpes zoster (shingles)
Heparin
Anticoagulant, must be injected slowly
How do you apply eye ointment?
In the conjunctival sac from the inner canthus to the outer canthus
ICD-10 Introductory Material
provides instructions on use, includes the Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, universal
conventions, and publisher-specific conventions
ICD-10 Index
lists conditions, diseases, and reasons for seeking medical care. organized alphabetically by main term
and subterms
ICD 10 Tabular List
alphanumerically sequenced list of all diagnosis codes, divided into 21 chapters based on cause and body
system. Must be used to verify code chosen
from index
CPT Category I Codes
describe widely used services and procedures approved by the FDA
CPT Category II Codes
