Allied Health & Medical Test Banks

Yes. The 3-2-1 Code It banks follow Green's chapters on ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding, ICD-10-PCS, CPT and HCPCS Level II, and coding guidelines by body system. Code sets are updated every year, so choose the edition your course assigns and check answers against your current code books, since an older code may since have been revised.

A test bank is a set of practice questions written for each chapter, with an answer key. A solution manual works through the exercises printed in the textbook itself, such as the coding cases at the end of each 3-2-1 Code It chapter. It's most useful for checking your own worked answers after you've attempted the exercises.

Yes. Pilbeam's Mechanical Ventilation, 5th edition, covers ventilator modes, initial settings, monitoring and weaning, and Egan's Fundamentals of Respiratory Care, 10th edition, sits in our fundamentals category. Both are widely used respiratory therapy texts. The banks suit coursework; NBRC credentialing exams have their own published content outlines.

Administrative Medical Assisting, 9th edition, focuses on the front office: scheduling, medical records, insurance and billing, professional communication, and law and ethics. Clinical laboratory work, such as specimen collection, urinalysis and basic hematology, is covered by Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques, 6th edition, also in this category.