Physician Assistants conduct physical exams, diagnose and treat illnesses, order and interpret tests, counsel on preventive health care, and assist in surgery. While some Physician Assistants practice medicine in a specialty field, the majority are educated and practice in the primary care role model. The Physician Assistant assessment focuses on the typical patient situations seen in a primary care office, emergency room, and in the most common specialties a PA may be utilized. Assessments for Bloodborne Pathogens - Infection Control and several Medical Terminology assessments are also available. Total Questions 50 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested PharmacyPrimary CareDiagnostics Tasks Tested Antihypertensives Side EffectsMedication to Avoid for Child with Viral IllnessCommon Name for DiphenhydramineFirst-Line Therapy for Heart Attack/StrokeProper Use of PenicillinUse of Vitamin KTIDProper Use of MedicationAntihypertensive Agents and AsthmaFood Allergy MedicationDog Bite Injury AntibioticCorrect Study for Diabetic PatientDiagnosing a Child with Tongue ProblemsHearing LossRabies VirusQuickly Addressing SymptomsConfirmation with Tuberculosis Skin TestInitial Symptom of MSCharacterizing Vasomotor RhinorrheaAPGAR ScaleKoplik SpotsStrawberry TongueMeniere's TriadCause of PharyngitisBlood in StoolNicotineFemoral Pulse and Blood PressureBacterial Versus Viral ConjunctivitisDealing with an Asystole PatientAggressive Skin CancerKiesselbach's PlexusImmunocompromised Tuberculosis Skin TestEpicondylitisPain in the Anatomical SnuffboxSeason of Legionella PneumoniaOtoscopeCyanosisHeadache DiagnosisEpistaxisCat Bite PathogenEvaluating Patient SymptomsBull's Eye RashTachycardiaBowel Obstruction in a ChildTachypneaPSA TestTest for Renal FunctionCSF LeakMuscles of the Rotator CuffImaging Concerns