Medical Terminology
Infection Control
Pharmacology Basics
The Role of the MA
Electronic Medical Record
100

These three parts of a complex word help break down the meaning.

What is prefix, root and suffix?

100

This is a recognizable group of signs and symptoms with a clear cause.

What is disease?

100

This type of drug is sourced from plants, minerals and microbiologic substances.

What is a naturally sourced drug?

100

This clinical skill is essential to the MA role regardless of what type of practice you work in.

What is obtaining vital signs?

100
The abbreviation EMR stands for this.

What is electronic medical record?

200

This prefix means "surrounding".

What is "peri"?

200

This unaffected person can sometimes transmit infection.

What is a carrier?

200
A drug that is used to relieve symptoms while the body fights off disease is in this category of drugs.

What is treatment?

200

This mnemonic provides guidance for customer service.

What is GIVE?

200

This is the electronic medical record used in the South County Health outpatient practices.

What is Meditech Expanse?

300

This root means ear.

What is 'oto' or 'otic'?

300

To be infected, a susceptible host must have this.

What is a portal of entry?

300

This is the movement of a drug from the site of administration to the bloodstream.

What is absorption

300

This defines that boundaries within which a healthcare worker practices.

What is Scope of Practice?

300

This is how patients of South County Health can access their medical information, set up appointments and review billing statements.

What is the patient portal?

400

This suffix means enlargement.

What is "megaly"?

400

This is the smallest of all pathogens.

What is a virus?

400

This type of drug increases cellular activity.

What is a stimulant?

400

This legal term refers to the level and quality of services expected everywhere with similar circumstances.

What is standard of care

400

This type of information is grounded in opinion and should not be included in the medical record.

What is subjective?

500

The meaning of endocarditis.

What is inflammation inside the heart?

500

These tiny simple cells are classified by their shape.

What is bacteria?

500

This describes the intended action of a medication.

What is therapeutic effect?

500

This agency sets forth the National Patient Safety Goals for healthcare organizations.

What is the Joint Commission?

500

This is stated by the patient and represents the reason they seek care when they are unwell.

What is the chief complaint?