American Medical Technologists Certified Medical Administrative Specialist (CMAS) certification exam — Information & Free Practice
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American Medical Technologists Certified Medical Administrative Specialist (CMAS) certification exam
- Provider
- American Medical Technologists
- Format
- Four-option multiple-choice computer-based exam
- Exam questions
- Total questions: 200.
- Time limit
- 2.0 hours
Examination outline
Medical Assisting Foundations (13%)
- Medical Terminology
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Professionalism
Basic Clinical Concepts (7%)
- Basic Health History Interview
- Basic Charting
- Vital Signs and Measurements
- Asepsis in the medical office
- Medical Office Emergencies
- Pharmacology
Medical Office Clerical Assisting (10%)
- Appointment Management and Scheduling
- Reception
- Communication
Medical Records Management (17%)
- Systems
- Procedures for Health Information Management
- Confidentiality
Health Care Insurance Processing, Coding, and Billing (17%)
- Insurance Processing
- Coding
- Insurance Billing and Finances
Medical Office Financial Management (17%)
- Fundamental Financial Management
- Patient Accounts
- Banking
- Payroll
Medical Office Information Processing (7%)
- Fundamentals of Computing
- Medical Office Computer Applications
Medical Office Management (12%)
- Office Communications
- Business Organization Management
- Human Resources
- Safety
- Supplies and Equipment
- Risk Management and Quality Assurance
Examination sources
- AMT CMAS examination specifications
PDF p. 1, title and summary table
- AMT Candidate Handbook
PDF p. 11, Examination Format
- AMT Candidate Handbook
PDF p. 9, Scoring Procedures
- AMT CMAS examination specifications
PDF p. 1, summary table
- AMT CMAS certification page
CMAS page, Take the Exam
- AMT CMAS certification page
CMAS page, test site options
Related license preparation
This examination may be required or accepted as an alternative, depending on the license and application pathway.