CCMA patient intake and vitals questions

Taking the history, measuring and recording vital signs, and preparing the patient for the provider.

3.A 14 of the 150 scored questions

28 questions in this set Untimed — explanation after each answer
CCMA patient intake and vitals 1 of 10

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What this type asks

The new heading, and the one worth knowing about before anything else on this plan. Under the 2016 analysis intake and vitals had no count of its own; it sat inside a single forty-six-item General Patient Care block. The 2022 plan pulls it out and gives it fourteen scored items, which makes it the second-largest subdomain on the paper. Candidates revising from the summary NHA still serves have no way to know that, because on that document this subdomain does not exist.

Obtaining and documenting the patient historyMeasuring and recording vital signsAnthropometric measurementsPreparing the patient and the room for the providerRecognising and escalating findings outside expected parameters

Now do it with the clock running.

180 questions in 180 minutes — about 1 minutes each, which is the part no amount of untimed practice prepares you for.

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Frequently asked

How many patient intake and vitals questions are on the CCMA exam?
14. NHA states an item count for every area of the plan and never states a percentage, so 14 is the document's own figure — 14 of the 150 scored questions — and not a share this site worked out. The full-length test deals exactly that many from this area.
Is this section timed?
Not on this page. These sets are for learning the material — each answer comes with an explanation straight away. When you want the whole paper, the full-length test runs the published clock. The real sitting is 150 questions in 180 minutes.
Are these real questions from the test?
No. Every question here is original, written to the published format. The real item banks are confidential and nobody outside the publisher has them.

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from one of the documents below, with the day it was read. Requirements change — open the source if you need today's wording.

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