MA 111 PREFESSIONAL MEDICAL ENVIRONMENT TERM 1 EXAM

Match the OSHA agency with its role(s) in medical assisting. (Select all that apply.)

Match abstract perceivers with all the appropriate applications. (Select all that apply.)

The way an individual looks at information and sees it as real

The health professional who provides basic patient care services is a

What type of registered nurse has advanced training to diagnose and treat common illnesses?

Organization that is a clearinghouse for info and statistics associated with healthcare is the

Doctors of osteopathy usually practice allopathic medicine.

The agency that inspects facilities for workplace safety violations is

Which procedure was first performed by Dr. Christiaan Barnard?

A comprehensive portfolio includes which of the following?

Medical centers and regional and specialty hospitals are considered _________________.

Sensitivity to the individual needs and reactions of patients

A hospitalist spends most of his or her time in the office.

A doctor of chiropractic receives less training than a medical doctor or doctor of osteopathy.

Which agency is a national certified agency for multiple allied health professionals?

Most medical assisting positions are in hospitals.

Which legislation most affects the quality of laboratory reports and results?

Which of the following mind maps would display the cause and effect of events?

Which statement best describes the main difference between the DO and the MD?

What contribution made by Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis reduced deaths that occured in hospitals?

The first step to reaching a solution to a problem or conflict is to identify the ____________.

Considering all aspects of a situation in deciding what to believe or what to do

Which of the following is NOT part of critical thinking?

One shifts his or her weight when dealing with conflict, is which of the following behaviors?

A registered nurse who administers anesthetics to patients is called a nurse _____________.

Koch’s ___________ apply to bacteriology in relation to the cause of disease.

A medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of disorders of the eye is called an

A standard is an item or indicator that is used as a measure of quality or compliance.

Which of the following patients is not receiving care in an ambulatory center?

Which healthcare professional is trained to practice under the supervision of a physician?

The process of considering new information to create new ways of examining information

One who performs ultrasound diagnostic procedures under the supervision of a phys. is called a

Quality refers only to whether the pt liked the food in a hospital or had to wait for a proc.

Salk and Pasteur developed the polio vaccine.

Podiatrists care for the patient’s __________.

Match concrete perceivers with all the appropriate applications. (Select all that apply.)

Which of the following organizations became a famous medical school in the world in the 1800s?

The first national organization formed for medical assistants was the

Which of the following phys. are trained to find pressure pts and weight distribution problems?

All of the following are specific tasks that are beyond the scope of practice of MAs except one

DO refers to which of the following physicians?

A physician whose primary professional focus is hospitalized patients is called a _________.

Learning styles are determined by your individual way of _____ material, the way you process it

Learning _____ are the ways that you like to learn and that have proven successful in the past.

Match the CDC agency with its role(s) in medical assisting. (Select all that apply.)

Which scientist first described how the heart functions as a pump that circulates the blood?

Match active processors with all the appropriate applications. (Select all that apply.)

Match reflective processors with all the appropriate applications. (Select all that apply.)

Match the DHHS agency with its role(s) in medical assisting. (Select all that apply.)

Holistic refers to the individual parts of the body rather than all of its systems.

Which of the following is not a category of compliance for meeting standards of care?

Match the NIH agency with its role(s) in medical assisting. (Select all that apply.)

The National Library of Medicine is part of what organization?

Many hospitals are designed as an integrated delivery system (IDS).

Chiropractors treat only bone and joint disorders.

An occupational therapist works to help pts regain functions and improve their quality of life.

Physician assistants are allowed to write prescriptions in most states.