CHP Clinical Medical Assistant Review Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+

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CHP Clinical Medical Assistant Review Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+ 1) Identify the best time to obtain or reconfirm patient health insurance information - ✔✔-when the patie... nt calls to scedule an appointment 2) Identify how voicemail messages should be prioritized in a medical practice: - ✔✔-according to urgent natures of the message 3) The stream patient appointment scheduling technique is best described as? - ✔✔-scheduling appointments at a specific time 4) Identify the documentation that is integral to the orientation and training of new and current staff ensuring compliance with laws and regulations promoting consistency safety and best practice standards. - ✔✔-Policy and procedural manuals 5) Identify the components of effective communication ( 5 steps ) - ✔✔-Context Sender Message Medium Receiver and feedback 6) identify where the physician records the medical and therapeutic aspects of a patient's condition - ✔✔-in the problem orientated record under notes 7) the (SOAP) subjective, objective, assessment and plan is best described as a: - ✔✔-method of documentation used by healthcare providers 8) Identify the definition for the abbreviation ICD-10-CM: - ✔✔-International classification of disease - tenth revision - clinical modification 9) What was the first implementation date for the International Classification of Disease-Tenth RevisionClinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) code set? - ✔✔-October 1 2015 10) a worker's compensation insurance is best described as - ✔✔-a state mandated insurance program that provides benefits to employees who suffer employment related injuries or illness 11) Identify the two primary subsystems, in the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS), used to process Medicare and health insurance claims for payment: - ✔✔-Level 1 & 2 12) a pre-authorization requirement in health insurance is best described as: - ✔✔-a processed used by the health insurance company , requiring the provider to obtain prior permission to provide the service 13) the phrase medical etiquette is best defined as: - ✔✔-rules that govern courtesy to others in a professional setting 14) identify the definition for medical abbreviation bid: - ✔✔-two times a day 15) visual acuity is best described as - ✔✔-the ability to measure the sharpness of vision in the human eye by using letters or numbers on a snellen chart 16) identify the medical term for process of the human body maintaining a state of balance and equilibrium - ✔✔-homeostasis 17) the medical term CARDI refers to which human body part? - ✔✔-heart 18) the medical suffix -ITIS is best described as: - ✔✔-inflammation 19) identify the medical term for the state of being free from all disease causing microorganism: - ✔✔- asepsis 20) identify the medical term for the process of human blood coagulation - ✔✔-hemostasis 21) what type of medical contract is established when behaviors or actions lead the parties to believe an agreement exists? - ✔✔-implied 22) respondent superior is best described as: - ✔✔-a doctrine that states an employer is responsible for the actions of employees performed in the course of their employment 23) identify the United States Federal Government amendment that defines the responsibilities of medical laboratory personnel - ✔✔-clinical laboratory improvement amendment 88 24) which of the following is a violation of the occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) standard by a medical professional - ✔✔-eating in laboratory 25) identify the word for the international threat of touching or harming a person: - ✔✔-assault 26) medical ethic is best described as: - ✔✔-standards of conduct in the healthcare industry 27) identify the action that requires a physician to report the illegal offenses to the police ? - ✔✔-a minor patient who is a victim of child abuse or neglect 28) identify the term for improper disclosure of a patients medical records - ✔✔-breach 29) how many hand washing steps are included in the centers for diseases control and prevention guidelines? - ✔✔-5 30) in accordance with the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2001, employers are required to protect workers from infection caused by bloodborne pathogens in the workplace, by: - ✔✔- implementing an annual mandatory training program on exposure control and having a written exposure control plan (ECP) 31) the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) CERC program is best described as: - ✔✔-a training program that teaches the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication 32) identify the approach to infection control that treats all human blood, and certain human body fluids, as if they are known to be infectious for disease and other bloodborne pathogens: - ✔✔-universal precautions 33) breaking the chain of infection is best described as - ✔✔-stopping the means of transmission and infection in potential hosts 34) what is the first action a medical professional should take if a cut, on their bare hand, accidentally comes in contact with a patient's blood? 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