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Find Study Resources Looking for study materials for the CMA (AAMA) Certification Examination? Areas of knowledge and topics covered in the examination are listed in the CMA (AAMA) Certification/Recertification Examination Content Outline (pdf) and the Content Outline for the January 2009 Examination Period (pdf). It is recommended that you become familiar with the subject matter and topics listed in the Content Outline for the exam that you plan to take. Reviewing current books and publications that cover administrative and clinical content for medical assisting and anatomy and physiology, medical terminology and laboratory textbooks will also help you prepare for the exam. Scroll down to view a list of publishers who specialize in educational materials for medical assistants, including CMA (AAMA) Certification Exam study guidelines. This list is not comprehensive nor should it be considered to be an endorsement of any of these publishers. Information is available through the Internet and at any public library. Conduct Internet searches using such phrases as "medical assisting textbooks" or "books in print." Medical assisting textbooks can also be found on commercial websites such as www.amazon.com. If you use a public or school library, ask a librarian for the reference Books in Print, publisher volume. Books in Print is published annually and contains a complete listing of United States publishers. American Association of Medical Assistants American
Medical Association Delmar Cengage Learning Elsevier, Inc. FA Davis Company Jones & Bartlett Publishers, Inc. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins McGraw-Hill Patterson Office Supplies Practice Management
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