For practicing CAAs
CAA CDQ review you can keep for your career
Use focused question sessions to refresh low frequency knowledge, identify the domains that need attention, and check the source behind every explanation.
The current MACPrep question bank supports examination review. It does not award CME credit. Always confirm your current requirements in your NCCAA account.
Current CDQ context
Review against the examination that exists now.
The NCCAA currently describes the CDQ as 135 multiple choice items split into blocks of 68 and 67 items. Testing time is 83 minutes for the first block and 82 minutes for the second, with an optional break of no more than 15 minutes. Twenty items are unscored pretest questions.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Confirm current requirements and policies through your NCCAA account and the official NCCAA CDQ information opens in a new tab.
Designed for a clinical schedule
Spend less time deciding what to review.
A practicing CAA rarely needs another pile of notes. The useful question is which knowledge gap deserves the next available study window.
Refresh low frequency topics
Mixed practice brings less familiar concepts back into view while domain focused sessions let you stay with a weakness when needed.
Review the full reasoning
Rationales address every answer choice, which helps separate a tempting option from the best option for the scenario.
Keep a visible source trail
Citations let you verify a teaching point and return to current primary guidance when the details matter.
Clear boundaries
Review support, without blurred claims.
Built for CAAs and SAAs
The product is organized around the CAA learning pathway and the NCCAA content blueprint.
Independent examination review
MACPrep helps you review knowledge. It does not set certification rules or speak for the NCCAA.
No CME claim
The current question bank does not award CME credit. Any future accredited education would require a separate, compliant launch.
No result guarantee
Question practice can support preparation, but no review resource can guarantee an examination outcome.
Your NCCAA account remains the source of truth. Confirm your current cycle, deadlines, fees, eligibility, and examination policies directly with the NCCAA.
Questions before you begin
What practicing CAAs usually want to know
Does MACPrep provide CME credit?
No. The current MACPrep question bank is an independent examination review resource and does not award CME credit.
Is the CDQ review a separate subscription?
No. Premium is tied to your MACPrep account. Current web full access is available through a one time $100 purchase, subject to the current terms.
Can I review before purchasing?
Yes. You can try three questions without an account. A free account includes one recommended session with 25 distinct questions, and no payment card is required.
Does MACPrep replace my NCCAA account or official requirements?
No. NCCAA controls certification requirements, deadlines, fees, and examination policies. Confirm every current requirement directly with NCCAA and in your certificant account.
Begin with three questions and inspect the explanations.
You can judge the question quality, the rationale depth, and the source trail before creating an account.