Client Centered Care for Clinical Medical Assisting

Unit One: The Nature of Medical Assisting
Chapter 1: The MA Profession
Chapter 2: Health Care Environment
Unit Two: Introduction to Clinical Medical Assisting
Chapter 3: Infection Control and Medical Asepsis
Chapter 4: Vital Signs
Chapter 5: Physical Exams
Unit Three: Body Systems
Chapter 6: Organization of the Human Body
Chapter 7: Integumentary System
Chapter 8: Skeletal System
Chapter 9: Muscular System
Chapter 10: Nervous System
Chapter 11: Endocrine System
Chapter 12: Cardiovascular System
Chapter 13: Hematological and Lymphatic System
Chapter 14: Immune System
Chapter 15: Respiratory System
Chapter 16: Digestive System
Chapter 17: Urinary System
Chapter 18: Mail Reproductive System
Chapter 19: Female Reproductive system
Unit 4: Common System Disorders
Chapter 20: Integumentary System Disorder
Chapter 21: Skeletal System Disorder
Chapter 22: Muscular System Disorder
Chapter 23: Nervous System Disorder
Chapter 24: Endocrine System DisorderChapter 25: Cardiovascular Disorder
Chapter 26: Hematological and Lymphatic System Disorder
Chapter 27: Immune System Disorder
Chapter 28: Respiratory System Disorder
Chapter 29: Digestive system Disorder
Chapter 30: Urinary System Disorder
Chapter 31: Male Reproductive System Disorder
Chapter 32: Female Reproductive System Disorder
Unit 5: Specialty Topics in Clinical Medical Assisting
Chapter 33: The Patient with Special Needs
Chapter 34: The Geriatric Patient
Chapter 35: The Pediatric Patient
Chapter 36: Medication and the Patient Population
Chapter 37: Healthy Lifestyle in the Primary Patient Population
Chapter 38: Minor Surgery
Chapter 39: Medical Office Emergencies and First Aid
Unit 6: Diagnostics and Clinical Laboratory
Chapter 40: Physician Office Laboratory
Chapter 41: Urinalysis
Chapter 42: Hematology
Chapter 43: Blood Chemistry
Chapter 44: Cardiac Diagnostic Laboratory
Chapter 45: Radiological Diagnostic Laboratory
Competency Skill Checklists
Appendix A: AAMA Role