E-coli is classified as a ________ (Bacteria) (found in food and water). Fill in the blank.

Cryosurgery uses ________ to freeze off/destroy unwanted or precancerous cells. Fill in the blank.

Syphilis is caused by the bacterium, ________. Fill in the blank.

What causes thrush? Fill in the blank: ________

What is a purchase order used for? Fill in the blank: To order ________ for the office.

What does 20/50 vision mean? Fill in the blank: It means that a person can clearly see something at ________ feet away that a person with normal vision can see at 50 feet.

What is in line one of the CMS-1500 claim form? Fill in the blank: The ________ the patient has.

Also required on the CMS-1500 claim form is the provider's ________.

2-3 days before a fecal occult test (checking for blood in the stool), patients should avoid meat, including liver, raw fruits and vegetables, vitamin C supplements and aspirin because they can _________?

A ________ is used to measure range of motion (it measures angles).

Acetone Breath in a patient can indicate ________, which is a symptom of Diabetes Mellitus (high Blood sugar).

Allergy Test Restrictions: avoid medications, particularly ________, for up to 10 days (about 1 and a half weeks) before the test.

Breastfeeding is an example of ________.

Ecchymosis is discoloration of skin, typically caused by ________.

Ringworm is caused by a ________.

Where is the Appendix located?

Shivering during an ECG can cause a ________.

Lupus is more common in ________.

Hypercholesterolemia is characterized by extremely elevated levels of cholesterol in the blood; therefore, if a patient is diagnosed with this condition, he/she should reduce ________ in their diet.

Converting kg to pounds is calculated by multiplying by ___. For example, if a man is 80kg, it is calculated as 176lbs. (80 x 2.2 = 176)

You should avoid ___ before obtaining a CT with contrast.

When passing surgical instruments, always pass them ___ first.

The P-R interval measures ___ to ___ seconds.

STI stands for ___ ___ ___.

The Liver is located in the ___ ___ ___ (RUQ) and is also the primary organ for metabolism.

Retinopathy may be a complication of ___ if not controlled.

The Stomach is located in the ___ ___ ___ (LUQ).

What anthropometric measurements are needed to calculate BMI? ___ and ___.

How much medication is administered for a Purified Protein Derivative (PPD) test? ___ mL

During CPR what is the minimum number of compressions that should be performed in one minute?

How far away from the Snellen chart should an adult stand?

What is the name of the screening test done to test for color vision?

What is fraud?

The sinoatrial node sends the electrical impulse to what structure?

What position should the patient be placed in for a pelvic exam?

Which of the electrodes is NOT used as part of the reading and is considered the ground reference?

What does the abbreviation ac mean?

A patient is in basal state. What does this mean?

What structure of the cell is responsible for its energy source?

What is the name of the cell's control center responsible for its functions and where the DNA is located?

What does febrile mean?

If performing an EKG on a patient with dextrocardia (heart facing the right side of the body), where do the chest leads go?

The autoclave takes ONLY ________ water.

What does the term aerobic mean?

What does the term anaerobic mean?

A patient is experiencing shock/extremely low blood pressure. What position should the patient be placed?

In the chain of infection, who is capable of being infected by the infectious agent?

A medical assistant receives a splash of potentially infectious material to the eyes. Which action should the MA take?

What are precordial leads?

In Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, which level has a person achieved morality, spontaneity, creativity, acceptance, meaning and inner potential?

The fever pattern in which the body temperature alternately rises and falls (comes and goes) at times is known as ________.

Insulin (helps sugar go up) is normally administered ________, but if a patient is obese, you will need to administer it ________.

An intradermal injection is given at what angle and what size gauge needles are used?