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CCMA — Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (NHA) study guide: 277 pages including 342 practice questions with a full answer key; CCMA — Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (NHA) cheat sheet: 6 pages.
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CCMA Study Guide — 2026 Edition
An independent study guide for NHA's Certified Clinical Medical Assistant exam, written to the test plan behind the exam version NHA released on January 10, 2024: 180 questions, 150 of them scored, in 3 hours. Fourteen chapters follow NHA's seven domains, from foundational knowledge and anatomy through clinical patient care (intake and vitals, infection control, point-of-care testing, phlebotomy and EKG) to care coordination, administrative work, communication, and law and ethics. Each chapter closes with a quiz, and a 180-question practice exam follows NHA's domain counts. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NHA. PDF + EPUB.
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CCMA — Certified Clinical Medical Assistant — Cheat Sheet (2026)
A printable colour cheat sheet for the CCMA — Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (NHA) exam, laid out for US Letter and meant to be printed double-sided. It pulls the exam's format, scoring and content areas, and the figures and rules it turns on, onto dense colour-coded pages. Each figure was checked against the source it cites, and the check date is printed on the sheet (October 2026). An independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by the body that sets the exam. The rules an exam tests can change: confirm against the owner's current documents before you rely on a figure.
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