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ACRONYMS
CMS
DRGs
CPT
OIG |
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Diagnosis Related Groups
Current Procedural Terminology
Office of the Inspector General
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The state approves the number of beds a hospital is allowed to have as part of its:
Licensure
Accreditation
Registration
Certification |
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The 82 year old patient presented in the physician's office for a routine physical examination. He gave the receptionist two cards, evidencing his primary governmen-funded insurance plan that pays for most of the bill and an additional, private plan that covers the remaining charges. The patient's primary insurance is most likely:
Discounted fee for service
Wraparoud plan
Medicare
Capitation |
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The Community Care Center has 200 beds. It has an average length of stay of 2 1/2 years. Most of the patients are elderly, but there are some younger patients with serious chronic illnesses. Community Care Center is most likely a(n) ___________ facility.
Acute Care Behavioral Health Long Term Care Rehabilitation |
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Which of the following qualifies an acute care facility for deemed status?
State Licensure
CARF accreditation
Joint Commission Accreditation
Compliance with COP |
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Which of the following is an example of a diagnosis?
Tonsilitis
Appendectomy
Chest X-ray
Physical Therapy |
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A facility is reviewing its policies and procedures to ensure that they comply with Joint Commission standards. The facility is concerned about its:
Accreditation
Certification
Licensure
Registration |
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The patient was admittted to the hospital on Tues morning and died Tuesday evening. The patient is classified as a(n):
Inpatient
Outpatient
Both a and b
None of the above |
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A synonym for a "vocational nurse" is:
Registered nurse
Licensed Practical nurse
Nurse Practitioner
Advanced Practical nurse |
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A patient is most likely to undergo surgery at a(n)
Acute Care
Long-term Care
Rehabilitation
Hospice |
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An organization that insures covered lives as well as owns (exerts employer control over) the health care providers is a(n)
Health Maintenance Organization
Preferred Provider Organization
Indemnity company
Blue Cross Organization |
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Health Maintenance Organization |
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Define and discuss the differences between the following:
Health Maintenance Organization
Preferred Provider Organization
Indemnity company
Blue Cross Organization |
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An HMO contracted with a group of physicians to provide health care services to its members. This is characteristic of a(n)_____model HMO.
Staff
Group Practice
Independent Practice Association
All of the above |
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Clinical pathways are based on all of the following EXCEPT:
Experience
Reimbursement method
Research
Successful outcomes |
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The ability of a patiet to see a physician without an appointment is called:
Appointment-free
Open-access
Free scheduling
Open appointments |
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Of the following workers n a physician's office, who is the most likely one to collect the patient's blood pressure?
Physician
Nurse
Medical Secretary
Health Information Technician |
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If a patient's insurance company has reimbursed the physician for the appropriate amount and there is still a balance due in this paient's account, the physician must apply next for payment to the:
Guarantor
State government
Medicaid
Patient's parents |
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Which of the following is an example of the possible contents of a field?
F
Fl
Florida
All of the above |
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The student of health trends or patterns is called:
Demographic data
Epidemiology
Health data
Health Information |
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The individual or organization that is ultimately responsible for paying a hospital billis called the:
Employer
Guarantor
Patient
Spouse |
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"Patient complains of dizziness and shortness of breath" is an example of which of the following components of medical decision making?
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan |
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"Pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accomodation" is an example of which of the following components of medical decision making?
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan |
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"Rule out Congestive Heart Failure versus Cerebrovascular Accident" is an example of which of the following components of medical decision making?
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan |
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"Chest x-ray to rule out CHF" is an example of which of the following components of medical decision making?
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan
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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a problem list?
Reduces the amount of documentation in a record
Facilitates management of the patient's care
Improves communicaton among caregivers
Creates an index to the patient's record
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Reduces the amount of documentation in a record |
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Al of the following are components of a problem list EXCEPT:
Diagnoses
Date of initial diagnosis
Procedures
Discharge date |
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SOAP notes are examples of ____ data.
Demographic
Socioeconomic
Financial
Clinical |
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A synonym for an integrated record is:
Date-oriented
Sequential Source oriented
Both a and b |
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Which of the following is an element of an acute care admission record?
Patient's previous operations
Type of dwelling in which the patient lives
Name of the patient's employer
Patient's height and weight |
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Name of the patient's employer |
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If a hospital wanted to correspond with a patient after discharge, the appropriate source of the patient's current address would be the:
Discharge summary
Attending physician's office record
History and Physical
Latest admission records |
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Which of the following is an example of the "O" in SOAP?
Pancreatitis versus hiatal hernia versus gastritis
Patient reports continued pain in the abdomen, particularly after eating
Patient's abdomen is tender to palpation in the epigastric region
Schedule barium swallow |
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Patient's abdomen is tender to palpation in the epigastric region |
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Define and give an example of each of the components of SOAP |
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The nursing department in your facility has submitted a form to the forms committee for approval. The form is printed on dark gold paper so that it will stand out in the chart. You recommend a light yellow paper instead, because it photocopies/scans better than the gold. This is an example of taking into consideration:
Te purpose of the data collection device
The needs of all users of the device
An understanding of the technlogy used
Simplicity |
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The needs of all users of the device
???should this be C??? |
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The purpose of instructions on a data collection device is to:
Ensure that the correct form is used
Help users with complicated dated collection
Help ensure the consistency of data collection
Sequence the data collection correctly |
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Help ensure the consistency of data collection |
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The extent and complexity of a history and physical is dictated by:
Joint Cmmission guidelines
Department of Health guidelines
Data needed to evaluate the patient's problem
All of the above |
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Data needed to evaluate the patient's problem |
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All of the following are always elements of a physicians order EXCEPT:
Date
Physician's signature
Initials/signature of individual executing the order
Reason/rationale for the order |
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Reason/rationale for the order |
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The best place to look to determine what medications a patient has received is the:
Physician's orders
Physician's progress notes
Nursing Medication Admnistration Record
Discharge Summary |
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Nursing Medication Administration Record |
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The physician's operative record must be completed:
Prior to the procedure
During the procedure
Immediately after the procedure
Within 30 days of the patient's discharge from the hospital |
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Immediately after the procedure |
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The process of recording data into an information system is called:
Data entry
Utilization review
Detective control
Collection |
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Which of the following cannot take place retrospectively?
Corrective
Detective
Preventive
All of the above |
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The health information management department can verify which patient records are available for processig by referring to the:
Admission register
Audit trail
Discharge register
Exception list |
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All of the following are routinely identified during quantitative analysis EXCEPT for:
Missing signature on a physician progress note
Discharge report has not been dictated
Requested cardiology consultation was not performed
H&P was dictated and transcribed on the third day of admission |
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H&P was dictated and transcribed on the third day of admission |
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The coding system used to tract diagnoses and procedures in an acute care setting is:
ICD-9-CM
ICD-O
DSM-IV
CPT-4 |
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Which of the following is an example of a nomenclature?
ICD-9-CM
ICD-O
CPT-4
DRG
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All of the following are steps in post discharge processing EXCEPT:
Coding
Abstracting
Chart retrieval
Concurrent analysis |
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Which of the following is a preventive control?
A nurse alerts a physician that a patient is allergic to an ordered medication
The nursing supervisor reviews a chart to ensure that medications were administered on a timely basis
The HIM department sends a physician a list of her incomplete charts
A coder reviews a record in order to assign a clinical code |
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A nurse alerts a physician that a patient is allergic to an ordered medication |
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Community Hospital, an acute care facility, is preparing for a Joint Commissio survey. The Chief Operating Officer is reviewing the following data from the HIM department:
538
1000
1100
1200 |
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1100
research this answer |
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Control over records in process can be maintained using:
Batch control record and deficiency sheets
Central staging area and deficiency sheets
Batch control record and central staging area
Deficiency sheets and loose sheets |
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Batch control record and central staging area |
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Complete each statement: ________provides care to patients at all or most points along the continuum of care. |
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A hospital or acute care hospital |
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Care for the terminally ill is the focus of _______ care. |
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Health care professional's must adhere to their discipline's __________. |
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Appendicitis is an example of a ______________. |
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When one physician asks another physician for an opinion regarding the care of the patient, the first physician is asking for a ________________. |
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A federally mandated database collected on all inpatients discharged from a hospital is the:
MPI
UHDCS
UHDDS
UACDS |
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The CEO requests information on the number of arthroscopies performed annually. What information should be requested from the database to be included on the report so that individual cases can be reviewed, if necessary?
Patient name only
Patient name, MR#, ICD-9-CM procedure code, discharge date, surgeon
Patient name, procedure description, surgery date
Surgeon |
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Patient name, MR#, ICD-9-CM procedure code, discharge date, surgeon |
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Identify the statement below that requests aggregate health information.
Request for report on all DRG 127 for the month of June
Request for patient information, MR# 02-34-65, DRG 127
Request for the first case of CHF for the third quarter
Request for record of patient #197808, under the cae of Dr. S.S. Schoner |
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Request for report on all DRG 127 for the month of June |
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Given a request for the number of Medicare CHF cases for the month of April, how would you query the database to sort the report?
Patient gender
Patient age
Financial class
Diagnosis |
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The database mandated for collection on outpatients is:
MPI
UHDCS
UHDDS
UACDS |
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Birth certificates, completed by the health care facility, are registered with the Department of:
Motor Vehicles
Live Births
Complete Statistics
Vital Records |
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Which of the following graphs would best illustrate the following information: of the 440 discharges for the month of June, 340 were Medicare, 60 were Medicaid, 20 were insurance, 20 were private pay?
Pie chart
Line chart
Brainstorming
Decision matrix |
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Which statement best describes the patient abstract?
Patient database
Summary of the patient's stay
Summary of the patient's medical history
Patient demographics |
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Summary of the patient's stay |
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A sample is a small group within a:
Data set
Database
Aggregate group
Population |
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The patient abstract is an example of ______ data.
Demographic
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary |
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DOMAIN 1 What term is used in reference to objective descriptions of processes, procedures, people and other observable objects and activities?
a. Information b. Data c. Knowledge d. Notices |
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B Objective descriptions of processes, people and other observable objects and activities are all considered data. |
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