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Clinical Medical Assisting: Foundations and Practice 1st Edition Test Bank

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ExamName___________________________________MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement oranswers the question.1)Medical assisting was recognized as a profession in the:1)_______A)1950s.B)1960s.C)1970s.D)1980s.2)The teachings of Hippocrates were based on:2)_______A)moderation.B)diet.C)exercise.D)all of the above.3)"First, do no harm" is attributed to:3)_______A)early Greek physicians.B)Galen.C)Sydenham.D)Hippocrates.4)The American Hospital Association established the Patient's Bill ofRights in:4)_______A)1968.B)1973.C)1952.D)1947.5)Well-trained medical assistants are expected to provide:5)_______A)clinical assistance.B)administrative assistance.C)both A and B.D)none of the above.6)Administrative tasks performed by a medical assistant may include:6)_______A)patient file preparation and filing.B)insurance processing.C)scheduling.D)all of the above.7)Clinical tasks performed by a medical assistant may include:7)_______A)patient instruction.B)specimen collection.C)direct patient care.D)all of the above.8)One of the most important characteristics for a medical assistant is:8)_______A)flexibility.B)empathy.C)sympathy.D)none of the above.9)HMO refers to:9)_______A)Happy Mental Organizations.B)Healthcare Measurement Organizations.C)Health Maintenance Organizations.D)Healthcare Maintenance Organizations.10)The gatekeeper in an HMO is also known as the:10)______A)physician.B)primary care physician.C)family physician.D)none of the above.11)If a patient refers to you as a "nurse," you should:11)______A)report it to the physician.B)identify yourself as a medical assistant.C)smile and say thank you.

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