Intro to MA & Healthcare Teams
Professionalism & Success
Insurance and Billing
Telephone Techniques & Office Equipment
Safety & Emergency Preparedness
100

Define: Cross-training

The acquisition of training in a variety of tasks and skills.

100

Define: Empathy

Identification with or sensitivity to another persons feeling and problems.

100

What is a deductible?

A fixed dollar amount that must be paid by the insured before additional expenses are covered by an insurer.

100

Define: Etiquette

Good manners

100

Define: Hypoglycemia

Low blood sugar
200

Define: Scope of Practice

The procedures, processes, and actions a healthcare worker is allowed to perform under the terms of his or her career or professional license.

200

Define: Integrity

Adhering to the appropriate code of law and ethics and being honest and trustworthy.

200

What are dependents?

A person who depends on another person for financial support.


200

What are three pieces of administrative equipment you might see in a medical office?

Desktop

Laptop

Television

IPad

Fax/Copier

Printer


200

The intentional release of a biologic agent with the intent to harm individuals is what...

Bioterrorism

300

What does HIPAA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

300
The practice of considering all aspects of a situation when deciding what to believe or what to do is....

Critical Thinking

300

What is the difference between HMO and PPO?

PPO- Preferred Provider Organization

No referral, greater provider network (more options)

HMO- Health Management Organization

Referrals for PCP, limited provider network

300

When you receive a phone call at the medical office what is the first thing you want to do?

Screen and route the call.

300

Define: Crash Cart

A rolling cart of emergency supplies and equipment.

400

Name two professional organizations where you can received certification for medical assisting.

AAMA (American association of Medical Assistants)

AMT (American Medical Technologists)

NHA (National Healthcareer Association)

NAHP (National Association for Health Professionals)

400

What is the difference between soft and hard skills?

Hard Skills: Specific technical and operational proficiencies.

Soft Skills: Personal qualifications or behaviors that enhance individuals interactions, job performance, and career prospects; these are sometimes called people skills. 

400

What does pre-authorization mean?

Authorization or approval for payment form a third party payer requested in advance of a specific procedure. Not a guarantee of payment. 

400

Name 4 things you would find on an inventory form or card?

Order #

Date

Supply #

Quantity 

Order Source

Address & Phone

Unit Price

400

What would find permanently affixed to a hazardous substance container?

Hazard Label

500

What are two administrative duties for medical assistants and two clinical duties? 

Filing, faxing, answering phones, scheduling, medical records, billing, insurance, and more

Vitals, exam prep, phlebotomy, sterilize equipment, procedure prep, injections (ex: B12), and more

500

What is a set of values of hard work held by employees?

Work Ethic

500

What is a clearinghouse?

A group that takes nonstandard medical billing software formats and translates them into the standard EDI formats.

500

What are two things to make sure you do when speaking with a patient over the phone?

Pronunciation-

Enunciation-

500

What is a Safety Data Sheet?

A form that is required for all hazardous chemical or other substances used in the laboratory and that contains information about the product name, ingredients, chemical characteristics, physical and health hazards, guidelines for safe handling, and procedure to be followed in the event of exposure.