MA Skills Checklist

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Clinical Setting

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Experience in the following clinical service settings:
 *
Skilled Nursing Facility1234
Long term care1234
Assisted Living1234
Rehabilitation hospital/LTAC1234
Behavioral Health1234
Acute care/hospital1234
Clinic/Ambulatory1234
Physician office1234
Anatomy & Physiology

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Competent in normal structures, pathophysiology, and disease processes of:
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Cardiovascular system1234
Respiratory system1234
Musculoskeletal system1234
Integumentary system1234
Nervous system1234
Gastrointestinal system1234
Genitourinary system1234
Reproductive system1234
Endocrine system1234
Hepatic/Lymphatic systems1234
Infection Control

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Implementation and management of:
 *
Hand hygiene1234
Precautions (contact, airborne, droplet)1234
Prevention and protocols for known infections1234
Prevention and protocols for MRSA, C.Diff, Sepsis, etc.1234
Prevention of surgical site infections1234
Cleaning supplies, equipment, and treatment rooms1234
Sterilization of instruments1234
PPE for standard precautions1234
Biohazard disposal/waste1234
Sterile technique1234
Patient Preparation

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Initiate and complete these tasks:
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Blood pressure1234
Pulse1234
Temperature1234
Oxygen saturation1234
Height and weight1234
Recognize normal and abnormal values1234
Auscultation and palpation during physical examination1234
Body positioning/draping1234
Subjective data collection (chief complaint, medical history, family history, etc.)1234
Procedures

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Initiate, assist, and/or complete these tasks:
 *
Eye irrigation1234
Ear irrigation1234
Dressing change1234
Suture/staple removal1234
Sterile procedures1234
Skin preparation1234
Instrument set up1234
Collection of specimens

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Initiate, assist, and/or complete these tasks:
 *
Straight urinary catheterization1234
Use of incubator1234
Venipuncture for blood collection1234
Selection of appropriate colored tubes1234
Clean catch urine1234
24-hr urine collection1234
Fecal specimen1234
Sputum specimen1234
Swabs (throat, genital, wound, nasopharyngeal)1234
Proper labeling1234
Specimen preservation (refrigeration, etc.)1234
Use of centrifuge1234
Use of microscope1234
Microbiology slides1234
QA/QC of laboratory and/or diagnostic equipment1234
Diagnostic testing

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Initiate, assist, and/or complete these tasks:
 *
Allergy testing1234
Holter monitor application1234
Cardiac stress test1234
EKG1234
Blood glucose (capillary) testing1234
Color-blind testing1234
Visual acuity testing1234
Auditory/hearing testing1234
Pulmonary function testing1234
TB/PPD skin testing1234
Pharmacology

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Initiate, calculate, assist, and/or complete these tasks:
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Rectal suppositories1234
Use of ampules1234
Use of powder for reconstitution1234
Administration of allergy injections1234
Preparing medications for PO, SQ, SL, ID, IM or topical route1234
Calculating dosages including metric conversions1234
IM injections (including Z-track)1234
SQ injections (including site and needle selection)1234
Oral and/or sublingual medications1234
Topical medication application1234
Eye, ear, nose drop installation1234
Intradermal1234
Use of multidose vials1234
Pre-filled cartridges/needles1234
Six rights of medication administration1234
Administration of immunizations1234
Knowledge of classes of drugs, including indications, side effects, and contraindications1234
Emergency Management

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Identification, interventions, and responses including: *
Poisoning1234
CVA (stroke)1234
Shock1234
Seizures1234
Diabetic ketoacidosis1234
Head injury/concussion1234
Animal/insect bite1234
Bleeding1234
Burns1234
Cardiac/Respiratory arrest1234
BLS/CPR protocol1234
Use of AED1234
Foreign body obstruction1234
Choking1234
Bone fractures1234
Asthmatic attack1234
Hyperventilation1234
Use of crash cart/emergency supplies1234
Emergency response plans1234
Patient Education

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Review, discuss and determine patient's knowledge of: *
Anticoagulant monitoring1234
Cholesterol monitoring1234
Osteoporosis/bone density1234
Health maintenance and disease prevention1234
Home blood glucose monitoring1234
Patient mobility and assistive devices1234
Pre-/Post-Op care instructions1234
Blood pressure monitoring1234
Various diets (cardiac, diabetic, low salt, low carb, low fat, etc.)1234
Weight loss remedies1234
Food allergies1234
Smoking/tobacco cessation1234
Substance abuse1234
Domestic violence/abuse1234
Front & Back Office

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Identification, management, and implementation of: *
Data entry of post charges, post payments, post adjustments1234
Petty cash management1234
Commercial insurance plans1234
TRICARE1234
Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs)1234
Billing procedures1234
New patient appointments1234
Routine vs. emergent appointments1234
Coordination with outside services (lab, radiology, etc.)1234
Physician delay/unavailability1234
Reminders/Call system for appointments1234
CPT codes1234
ICD-10 codes1234
Medicare/Medicaid1234
Confidentiality of PHI1234
HIPAA rules and subsequent policies1234
General & Other

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Experience/competency with the following: *
EMR - McKesson1234
EMR - Meditech1234
EMR - Cerner1234
Glucometer (e.g. Contour, Accu-check, OneTouch, Abbott, etc.)1234
Pain assessment scales (e.g. 1-10, Wong-Baker, etc.)1234
Incident/Occurrence reports1234
EMR - Epic1234
Pyxis medication dispensing system1234
Age Specific

Rank each of the following sections on a scale of 1 to 4:
1) No experience
2) Limited experience
3) Experienced
4) Very Experienced

Care of the following age groups: *
Infant (birth to 1 year)1234
Toddler (ages 1-3 years)1234
Preschooler (ages 4-5 years)1234
Childhood (ages 6-12 years)1234
Adolescent (ages 13-21 years)1234
Young adults (ages 22-39 years)1234
Adults (ages 40-64 years)1234
Older adults (ages 65-79 years)1234
Elderly (ages 80+ years)1234

Attestation

ATTESTATION: *