Medical Assistant Exam Review

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What does the abbreviation 'bp' typically stand for in a medical context?

  • Blood product
  • Blood platelet
  • Break point
  • Blood pressure (correct)

What does a patient with limited English proficiency might be labeled with?

  • NP
  • PCP
  • FU
  • ESL (correct)

What does the abbreviation 'pt' typically stand for in a medical context?

  • Patient (correct)
  • Pharmacy technician
  • Procedure
  • Physical therapist

What does the abbreviation 'Rx' typically stand for in a medical context?

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What does the abbreviation 'EMR' typically stand for in a medical context?

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Medical Assistant Exam Breakdown

  • The Medical Assistant exam consists of 7 main categories.

Foundational Knowledge and Basic Science

  • This category accounts for 15% of the exam.

Anatomy and Physiology

  • This category accounts for 8% of the exam.

Clinical Patient Care

  • This category is divided into 6 subtopics:

Patient Intake and Vitals

  • Covers 14 items related to patient intake and vitals.

General Patient Care

  • Covers 28 items related to general patient care.

Infection Control and Safety

  • Covers 15 items related to infection control and safety.

Point of Care Testing and Laboratory Procedures

  • Covers 9 items related to point of care testing and laboratory procedures.

Phlebotomy

  • Covers 12 items related to phlebotomy.

EKG and Cardiovascular Testing

  • Covers 6 items related to EKG and cardiovascular testing.

Patient Care Coordination and Education

  • This category accounts for 12% of the exam.

Administrative Assisting

  • This category accounts for 12% of the exam.

Communication and Customer Service

  • This category accounts for 12% of the exam.

Medical Law and Ethics

  • This category accounts for the remaining percentage of the exam.

Medical Abbreviations

  • BP stands for Blood Pressure
  • c/o stands for Complains of
  • EHR and EMR are interchangeable terms that refer to Electronic Health Record and Electronic Medical Record respectively
  • ESL stands for English as Secondary Language
  • FU or f/u stands for Follow up
  • I & D stands for Incision and Drainage
  • inj stands for Injection
  • lab stands for Laboratory studies
  • NP stands for New Patient
  • NS stands for No Show
  • NSF stands for Nonsufficient Funds
  • PCP stands for Primary Care Provider
  • pt stands for Patient
  • re stands for Recheck
  • ref stands for Referral
  • Rx stands for Prescription
  • S/R stands for Suture removal
  • TC stands for Telephone call
  • US stands for Ultrasound
  • w/o stands for Without

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