Ma Review Notesplus

More than 950 test questions with keywords and descriptors online at DavisPlus... 200-question, simulated CMA (AAMA) exam 210-question, simulated RMA exam with a clinical emphasis 210-question, simulated CMAS exam, all administrative 150-question, simulated NCMA exam 186-question, simulated NCMOA exam All exams can be timed and then scored with correct answers and rationales for incorrect answers.

Certification means a professional edge-better job security and more career advancement opportunities. Here's the only pocket-sized review guide for the CMA (AAMA), RMA, and CMAS exams. Content outlines encompass all areas of must-know information.

This handy guide provides all the commonly used, but rarely memorized information you need in both the front and back office—from normal lab values and common medical abbreviations to dosage calculations, triage questions, and more.

Master core content areas. Test your knowledge. Prepare for certification and clinical practice. Assure that you have the in-depth understanding of advanced pathophysiology, advanced pharmacology, advanced health assessment, diagnostic reasoning, clinical decision making, and the interplay between these concepts that are required for exam success. In addition to an-depth review of core content, you’ll also have access to Davis Edge, the online Q&A platform that creates quizzes based on your personal strengths and weaknesses and tracks your progress every step of the way. Approximately 240 questions in the book and 1,000 questions online at Davis Edge parallel the domain and content areas of the examination outlines of both the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Association of Critical Care. Answers and in-depth rationales for correct and incorrect responses advance your mastery and understanding. And, like the exam, the questions focus on analysis and synthesis of information rather than memorization.

A Daviss Notes Book for the Medical Assisting Student. Presented in an outline format that assists the exam candidate in becoming an active participant in the creation of a personal detailed review guide. The candidate will complete areas of the given outline format by researching their own texts, and may add notes to strengthen areas in which they do not feel confident. A mini CD-ROM will be bound into the book. The CD-ROM will contain a test engine with approximately 900 test items, a simulated CMA exam with 300 test items, RMA exam, and CMAS exam with 200 items. These figures correlate to the actual number of test items included on each real exam.

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