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Skills have been updated to align with the new edition. Measuring Height and Weight has been retired. Skill IV changed to Measuring Head and Chest Circumference of an infant or  \nchild.  \nEvent Summary  \nMedical Assisting provides members with the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills required to assist in administrative and clinical tasks. This competitive event consists of two rounds. Round One is a written, multiplechoice test, and the top-scoring competitors advance to Round Two for the skills assessment. This event aims to inspire members to become allied health professionals who respond and assist efficiently in clinical settings.  \nSponsorship  \nHOSA-Future Health Professionals appreciates the sponsorship of this event by the American Association of  \nMedical Assistants.  \nDress Code  \nBonus points will be awarded for proper dress.  \nRound 1: Proper business attire, official HOSA uniform, or attire appropriate to the occupational area  \nRound 2: Attire appropriate to the occupational area  \nCompetitor Must Provide:  \n● A photo ID for both rounds  \n● Two \\#2 lead pencils (no mechanical) with eraser for the test.  \n● Barrier devices (non-latex gloves, gown, goggles or safety glasses, mask)  \n● Non-latex sterile surgical gloves  \n● Manual watch with second hand required for Round 2 Skill: Testing Urine with Reagent Strip (no Smart Watches)  \nHOSA Conference Staff will provide equipment and supplies as listed in Appendix I  \nGeneral Rules  \n1. Competitors must be familiar with and adhere to the General Rules and Regulations.  \nOfficial References  \n2. The references below are used in the development of the test questions and skill rating sheets unless otherwise noted.  \na.  Blesi, Wise, and Kelley-Arney. Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies. Cengage Learning. Latest edition.  \nb.  Simmers, L. , Simmers-Nartker, K. , Simmers-Kobelak, S. , Morris L. DHO: Health Science. Cengage Learning, Latest edition. (SKILLS ONLY)  \nRound One Test  \n3.  Test Instructions: The written test will consist of fifty 50 multiple-choice items to be completed in a maximum of 60 minutes.  \n4. Time Remaining Announcements: There will be NO verbal announcements for time remaining during ILC testing. All ILC testing will be completed in the Testing Center, and competitors are responsible for monitoring their own time.  \n5. Written Test Plan  \nThe test plan for Medical Assisting is:  \n● Professionalism-4%  \n● Communication Skills-6%  \n● Anatomy & Physiology and Medical Terminology-10%  \n● Legal and Ethical Issues-10%  \n● Office Procedures-10%  \n● Health Insurance and Coding-10%  \n● Infection Control -10%  \n● Collecting and Processing Specimens-10%  \n● Diagnostic Testing-10%  \n● Clinical Procedures and Equipment-10%  \n● Physical Examinations-10%  \n6. Sample Test Questions  \n1. Information in the medical record that the patient provides, which includes medical history and chief complaint, is classified as what type of information? (Blesi pp 545)  \nA. Administrative  \nB. Subjective  \nC. Identifiable  \nD. Objective  \n2. If a medical assistant makes a derogatory statement about the practices of another health professional, the medical assistant may be liable under what type of tort? (Blesi pp 41)  \nA. Assault  \nB. Battery  \nC. Defamation  \nD. Invasion of privacy  \n3. What is the patient's responsibility if a medical insurance policy has a deductible of $75?(Blesi pp 575)  \nA. Patient does not have to pay the first $75 for service  \nB. Patient may deduct this amount from the physician's bill  \nC. Patient reimburses physician for $75 only  \nD. Patient has to pay this amount each year before the insurance company will pay","cbCaioEuZRKxOsxj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioEuZRKxOsxj","pdf",1125777,24,"English","# Event Overview\n## Event Format and Rounds\n# Sponsorship and Dress Code\n## Dress Code Requirements\n# Competitor Requirements\n## Round 1 and Round 2 Materials\n# General Rules and Official References\n## Official References\n# Round One Test\n## Test Instructions and Time Rules\n## Written Test Plan\n## Sample Test Questions\n# Round Two Skills\n## Advancing to Round Two\n## Skill List and Timing\n## Scenario and Confidentiality\n# Final Scoring","[{\"question\":\"How does the Medical Assisting event work across the two rounds?\",\"answer\":\"Round One is a written multiple-choice test with 50 items completed in 60 minutes. 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