Elsevier's Medical Assisting Exam Review - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 7th Edition

by Deborah E. Holmes, RN, BSN, RMA, CMA(AAMA)

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ISBN: 9780443126512

Publication Date: 01-15-2026

Page Count: 304

Imprint: Elsevier

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There’s no better way for students to get ready for medical assisting certification exams! With focused, competency-aligned preparation, plus 2,500 test items and an online exam review test generator to create practice sessions and mock exams, Elsevier’s Medical Assisting Exam Review, 7th Edition, provides complete preparation for seven certification exams — the CMA, RMA, CMAS, CCMA, CMAA, CMAC, and NCMA. Enhanced with new artwork and expanded coverage of telemedicine, vaccinations, infection prevention and control, eating disorders, and reimbursement management, this edition reflects today’s modern medical office and helps students prepare for test-day success!

New to This Edition
- NEW! Up-to-date content aligns with the 2022 CAAHEP Medical Assisting educational competencies
- NEW! Fresh artwork includes new procedures, equipment, and supplies to accurately depict the modern medical office
- NEW! Coverage of key topics addresses telemedicine, vaccinations, infection prevention and control, eating disorders, and managing reimbursements
- NEW! 200 additional review questions enhance the exam review test generator on the companion Evolve website
Key Features
- NEW! Up-to-date content aligns with the 2022 CAAHEP Medical Assisting educational competencies
- NEW! Fresh artwork includes new procedures, equipment, and supplies to accurately depict the modern medical office
- NEW! Coverage of key topics addresses telemedicine, vaccinations, infection prevention and control, eating disorders, and managing reimbursements
- NEW! 200 additional review questions enhance the exam review test generator on the companion Evolve website
- Comprehensive review covers seven certification exams — CMA, RMA, CMAS, CCMA, CMAA, CMAC, and NCMA
- Focused medical assisting curriculum and certification coverage is presented in a convenient and easy-to-follow outline format
- Three pre-tests (administrative, clinical, and general) and one post-test include answers and rationales to support remediation
- Full-color art program enhances content review and visually reinforces comprehension
- UNIQUE! Exam review test generator on the companion Evolve websites supports practice by topic or exam with unlimited “unique” exams generated each time from a database of 2,500 questions — including 200 new questions — with answers, rationales, and blueprint mapping
- Two sample exams on the companion Evolve website, with results feeding to the gradebook, help you monitor student progress and assess test-day readiness
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  ISBN: 9780443126666
Contents

1. Medical Terminology
2. Anatomy and Physiology
3. Diseases and Disorders
4. Growth and Development
5. Communication
6. Law, Ethics, and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
7. Professionalism and Career Development
8. Computer Concepts, Written Communications, and Mail Processing
9. Records Management
10. Patient Reception and Appointment Scheduling
11. Office Management
12. Finances
13. Coding
14. Health Insurance
15. Infection Control and Asepsis
16. Vital Signs and Anthropometric Measurements
17. Assisting with the Physical Examination
18. Assisting with Medical Specialties
19. Nutrition and Health Promotion
20. Therapeutic Modalities and Physical Agents to Promote Tissue Healing
21. Radiography and Diagnostic Imaging
22. Pharmacology, Medication Administration, and Intravenous Therapy
23. Minor Surgery
24. Clinical Laboratory
25. First Aid and Office Emergencies
Authors

Deborah E. Holmes, RN, BSN, RMA, CMA(AAMA), Medical Assistant Program Director, Vatterott College - Sunset Hills, St. Louis, MO, USA
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