Phlebotomy
Office Management
Medical Assisting 101
Medical Assisting 102
Abbreviations
100

This is the agency that is tasked with regulating and ensuring the quality of clinical laboratory testing. 

CLIA 

100

These are the correct ways to amend a mistake in a paper medical records or documents. 

Draw a single line through the wording of the area being changed, Date and initial next to the change, Write the correction directly above the amended text


100

This is the correct degree for the angle of insertion for an insulin injection in an adult patient. 

45 

100

This is the preferred site for an IM injection for a 6 month old child. 

Vastus lateralis

100

This means nothing by mouth

NPO 

200

These 3 opening tasks for an office indicate that the reception area is prepared to receive patients. 

Lights on, Magazines are stacked on the side tables, and the path from the entrance to the front desk is direct and unobstructed 

200

This is a commitment to privacy, continuity of care, advance directives, and the authority to refuse treatment

The Patient's Bill Of Rights 
200

This means under the tongue. 

Sublingually 

200

This is measured by having the patient forcefully breath air out and continue to exhale for at least 6 seconds.

Forced Vital Capacity 

200

This is the Latin term for left eye. 

OS or Oculus Sinister 

300

These two components are visible in a centrifuged, evacuated red top tube. 

Coagulated Blood and Serum 

300

These actions are appropriate when a medical assistant is interacting with a patient who is visually impaired

Stand in front of the patient and gently guide them to the exam room, explain where things are positioned by referencing a clock image, use descriptive terms that are anatomically correct (right arm or left middle finger) 

300

This disease is one that a healthcare worker is at the greatest risk of developing following an exposure incident with blood from a needle stick injury. 

HBV or Hepatitis B Virus 

300

If these are in place when running an ECG on a four year old patient you need to increase the paper speed.

Smaller Electrodes 

300

This means at bedtime 

QHS 

400

This is the ideal site on an infant when performing a capillary puncture 

lateral heel 

400

This is a document that provides information about the potential hazards of a chemical substance and how to work with it safely 

MSDS or Material Safety Data Sheet

400

This agency requires physicians to maintain registration with them in order to prescribe, dispense, or administer controlled substances 

DEA or Drug Enforcement Administration 

400

This is the correct dose for an order from a physician for Amoxicillin when it is 91 mg Q8H when the available suspension is 125 mg/5 mL 

3.6 mL 

400

These are the medical abbreviations for injection sites and medication administration routes 

IM, SQ, ID, PO, SL, PR, TD, INH, BUCC, 

NAS (nasal), NG (nasogastric), AU (otic/auricular), OU (ophthalmic), PV (vaginal), IA (intra-arterial). 

500

This is meaning of the color of an evacuated tube when drawing blood 

The type or absence of an additive 

500

This type of scheduling uses a system where patients are grouped into time slots, often at the start of an hour or half-hour, rather than being given individual, fixed appointment times 

Wave scheduling 

500

This PPE is required when assisting a physician with an I & D of a gangrenous abscess.  

Protective eyewear, gloves, and mask 

Also a gown if available 

500

Older adult patients are the population most at risk for toxicity when they have this complication 

Declining Liver Function 

500

This means to discontinue or stop a treatment of medication 

d/c