CCMA NHA Module 1 Quiz (Foundational Knowledge And Basic Science).

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Which action of pharmacokinetics is most impacted by age?

Metabolism.

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What is a patient-centered medical home (PCMH)?

A care delivery model supported by an interdisciplinary team and led by a primary care provider (PCP).

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What is the first dietary step for a patient with Stage I chronic kidney disease?

Limit sodium.

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Which form of medication is delivered orally?

Lozenges.

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What does the MA do when confirming the “right medication”?

State the medication name, who ordered it, and its intended effect.

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Which allied health professional helps improve a patient’s range of motion?

Physical therapist.

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Which controlled medication schedule can be prescribed with up to a year's worth of refills?

Schedule V.

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What is a warning sign of anorexia that should be reported immediately?

Excessive exercising.

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What should an MA do if a patient cannot identify a medication except by its appearance?

Consult the Physician’s Desk Reference for clarification.

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What is an example of a simple carbohydrate?

Honey.

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Which supplement is a naturally occurring brain hormone related to sleep?

Melatonin.

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What medication classification is albuterol (Proventil HFA)?

Bronchodilator.

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Which medication classification is used for seasonal allergies?

Antihistamines.

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A patient with chronic kidney disease is told to avoid ibuprofen because of kidney strain. What is this an example of?

Contraindication.

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What administrative responsibility is appropriate for a medical assistant?

Collecting copays.

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How often should medication allergies be discussed with a patient?

At every visit.

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Which route of medication administration is injectable and parenteral?

Subcutaneous.

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What is an impact of patient portals?

Increased transparency.

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What should an MA do to calculate a 5-year-old's medication dose when prescribed x mg/kg/day divided into 3 doses?

Convert the child's weight to kilograms.

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Which is a component of the quadruple aim that drives value-based care?

Improved patient outcomes.