CMMA CAMESE Practice Exam

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• During a 24-hour urine collection, which container is commonly used to collect all samples?
• What does releasing mean in the context of medical records?
• During adult ear irrigation, the pinna should be pulled in which direction to straighten the canal?
• In Snellen vision testing, how far should a patient stand from the eye chart?
• Which term describes fever that remains elevated and does not return to baseline?
• What is the normal body temperature range in Fahrenheit?
• What does the abbreviation QID stand for in scheduling?
• Which of the following best describes Candida?
• Which element is a primary component of calibration SOPs?
• Which ECG finding is described as saw-toothed waves?
• Medications labeled XR should be taken ...
• Which statement best describes a principle of good inventory control in a hospital setting?
• Ethics is defined as what?
• What regulatory considerations are involved when importing medical devices into Canada?
• Recall and key steps: which description is correct?
• Which test is used to ensure insulation between live parts and accessible surfaces in electrical safety testing?
• The primary purpose of a diuretic is to
• Why is monitoring lead times important in spare parts inventory management?
• Presbyopia generally begins to affect vision around which life stage?
• How do privacy regulations such as PIPEDA or GDPR apply to CMMA CAMESE work?
• What is the proper technique for a clean catch specimen?
• Why is calibration traceability important for medical devices?
• Which scheduling approach groups similar procedures on the same day?
• What does the abbreviation TID represent in scheduling?
• Which description best defines post-market surveillance for medical devices?
• An autoclave uses moist heat at what temperature to achieve sterilization?
• Which element is essential in quality audits?
• What information does labeling typically convey about sterilization state?
• The study of tissue to check for disease is called
• Which body fluid can be refrigerated?
• Which statement best defines post-market surveillance?
• Which of the following is a factor to review when assessing vendor risk during procurement?
• Presbyopia is best described as what?
• Autoclave uses which condition to sterilize?
• Which data elements are essential for traceability of medical devices?
• Which sequence best describes the steps in a root cause analysis for a nonconformity?
• If a patient is unresponsive, what action should you start?
• How should clinical evidence be used in device evaluation?
• Epidemiology focuses on which of the following?
• Sims position is used for which procedure?
• In wound care, how should you wrap the affected area?
• Which scheduling model allows access to care without an appointment, walk-in?
• What is the role of incident trending and CAPA closure metrics?
• Antiemetic drugs are used to treat what symptom?
• Tachypnea refers to which of the following?
• Distinguish between equipment installation and commissioning.
• What is diastole?
• Which scheduling model allows walk-in patients without appointments?
• Which of the following organisms is classified as yeast?
• Anticonvulsants are primarily used to treat which condition?
• What does IEC 60601-1 cover?
• Which range is considered the normal adult pulse?
• TID stands for three times a day.
• Which statement best describes a risk-based approach to maintenance?
• What are the recommended steps to handle device downtime in a clinical setting?
• Tape test is used to test for worms for microbiology testing. Which of the following describes the test?
• Which test is used to detect hidden blood in stool as described?
• In a business letter, what is the proper left margin alignment?
• In palpatory blood pressure measurement, if the radial pulse disappears at 90 mmHg, inflate to which systolic value?
• What container is commonly used to collect a 24-hour urine sample?
• Which statement correctly contrasts in-house maintenance and contract maintenance?
• Which item demonstrates CE conformity as part of marking requirements?
• Which scheduling method involves scheduling three patients at the same time and seeing them in the order they arrive?
• What is the role of a risk register?
• What is the proper direction to pull the ear during adult ear irrigation?
• Customary fees mean what?
• Which sequence best describes risk management steps per ISO 14971?
• Which statement best describes calibration traceability?
• Rosuva is a brand name for a medication used to treat which condition?
• What is the primary purpose of medical device labeling and packaging standards?
• Cauterization is achieved by which method?
• In Weber test, the vibration is felt louder in one ear or the other.
• What volume of urine is preferred for drug testing?
• Bulimia, Anorexia, and pica are examples of what?
• In a simplified letter, the subject line should be written in which form?
• Psoriasis is manifested by lesions with which characteristic?
• How should a conflict of interest be handled in supplier selection?
• What is an autoclave?
• What describes the difference between a device master record (DMR) and a device master file (DMF)?
• Which best describes environmental health and safety considerations for medical devices?
• When taking an oral temperature, how long should you wait after eating or drinking?
• Extended-release formulations, such as XR, are designed to do which of the following?
• Epidemiology is the study of which of the following?
• Which scheduling method groups patients seen for the same type of visit on the same day, such as well-woman exams or mole removals?
• How do you calculate total cost of ownership for a device?
• What term refers to the standard of professional conduct?
• Which procedure uses the Sims position?
• Anemia can cause which of the following cardiac symptoms?
• How should sterilization validation be documented?
• Myopia refers to which condition?
• What should a Preventive Maintenance schedule include?
• An occult blood test yields a positive result indicated by color change to which color?
• TSH, FSH, and LH are examples of what?
• What is the correct description of batch release versus lot release?
• What is the typical reference range for male hemoglobin in g/dL?
• The Sims position is used for which of the following procedures?
• In a 24-hour urine collection, what happens if any urine is missed?
• Which term is synonymous with 'after a meal'?
• Cytobrush is used for Pap smear.
• The causative agent of syphilis is which organism?
• Which statement best describes the difference between supplier evaluation and supplier qualification?
• During a 24-hour urine collection, what is done with the first urine of the day?
• Varicella requires which type of precautions?
• Somatic tremors on an electrocardiogram are commonly caused by which of the following?
• What is traceability in medical devices and why is it important?
• A tape test is used to test for what?
• Which term describes information gathered by the clinician through observation and testing rather than patient report?
• In ISO 14971 risk management, which artifact is maintained to document risk activities?
• What is 21 CFR Part 820 and its relevance to medical devices?
• What is the difference between preventive and predictive maintenance?
• Which term refers to the documentation practice performed for new patients?
• In palpatory blood pressure measurement, after the radial pulse disappears, inflate the cuff by how many mmHg above that point?
• Which item is required to demonstrate CE conformity?
• Which of the following is a sign of congestive heart failure?
• Edema is defined as what?
• Tramadol is used for which conditions?
• BID stands for twice a day.
• Herpes simplex type 1 commonly presents as which of the following?
• What is the primary purpose of verifying CAPA effectiveness?
• Pathology is the study of which of the following?
• Ancillary services are defined as which of the following?
• Which elements are included in a supplier performance scorecard for medical devices?
• How many digits are in a CPT code?
• What does traceability in documentation ensure?
• Which term describes information provided by the patient, such as symptoms or sensations (subjective data)?
• Which element is part of an SOP for calibration procedures?
• Which scenario best aligns with standard hand hygiene guidelines for healthcare workers?
• What is the normal adult pulse range?
• Which statement best differentiates in-house vs contract maintenance regarding service levels?
• A business letter should be formatted so that the body is kept flush with which margin?
• If a patient faints, which position should you place them in to help restore circulation?
• Which elements are included in an incident reporting protocol?
• Which term refers to the color vision test used to identify color deficiencies?
• Rosuva is a brand name for a medication used to treat which condition?
• What is a key outcome of applying data analytics to device reliability monitoring?
• A living will is a document that outlines a patient's preferences regarding medical care in situations of incapacity.
• Where should EKG wires be stored?
• What is ISO 13485?
• Who typically submits a device master file (DMF) to regulators?
• Why is data traceability important in medical devices?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between IEC 62304 and ISO 14971?
• Which metric is used to estimate the average time between failures in reliability data analysis?
• Which practice helps ensure device safety by handling expired items?
• What best describes change management in CMMA CAMESE?
• What practices ensure training competency for staff working with medical devices?
• Which item is not typically part of the total cost of ownership for a device?
• Which statement about post-market surveillance in CE marking is correct?
• How often is new patient registration typically completed?
• In a simplified letter, the subject should be presented in which style?
• What is meant by equipment decommissioning and data sanitization?
• Mole removal involves which task?
• Which items are considered non-durable supplies?
• What data are collected in post-market surveillance to support device evaluation?
• QID stands for four times a day.
• In an electrocardiogram, what is an artifact?
• What does the term postprandial mean?
• Which statement describes the primary purpose of a risk management file in ISO 14971?
• For burns, which dressing is recommended?
• Which statement best defines a service level agreement (SLA)?
• Which term refers to reducing microbial load on a surface to safe levels?
• What is the primary function of a diuretic?
• Which practices support audit-ready documentation?
• Candida is best described as which of the following?
• During which phase does the heart muscle relax and fill with blood?
• Cytobrush is used for Pap smear.
• Which characteristics define data integrity in medical device management?
• Atrial flutter on an electrocardiogram is characterized by what pattern?
• When pouring medications, hold the container at which level?
• Myopia affects vision by causing what?
• Which test measures leakage current in medical devices?
• Which condition requires airborne precautions according to the material?
• Which is a key cybersecurity control for connected medical devices?
• Constipation management includes which dietary change?
• Which statement best describes CAPA?
• How should nonconforming products in inventory be handled?
• What considerations are there for cybersecurity of connected medical devices?
• Which instrument is commonly used for dissection in medical procedures?
• Which test uses a tuning fork to assess lateralization of hearing?
• Syphilis is caused by which organism?
• Which practice specifically ensures that sterilization methods are validated for effectiveness in aseptic handling?
• Where should the 24-hour urine sample be stored during collection?
• What does indexing refer to in medical records?
• Which process eliminates all microbial life including spores?
• In post-market surveillance, what action is typically triggered when risks are detected?
• Which condition is characterized by red skin with a silvery appearance?
• How should spare parts inventory be managed to ensure availability and minimize risk?
• Which activities define a CAPA process?
• When pouring medications, which height should you hold the container at?
• What is the role of a Device Management System (DMS) or similar asset system?
• What does the abbreviation BID stand for in scheduling frequencies?
• Which element is central to IEC 60601-1’s approach to electrical medical equipment safety?
• Which term describes the reason a patient seeks medical care?
• A heart rate of 160 beats per minute is most characteristic of which group?
• How should obsolescence be managed in spare parts inventory?
• Which statement about a living will is true?