Which of the following is a FALSE statement concerning the Affordable Care Act?

The ACA mandates that individuals under this age can remain on their parent's health insurance policy if they do not qualify for coverage on their own.

HITECH is a part of what larger Act?

HITECH provides incentive payments in order to support the development of what type of electronic health record?

The maximum range for incentive payments among Medicare and Medicaid incentive programs for the electronic health record is:

Stage 3 Meaningful Use can be illustrated by:

Communications, information sharing, and decision making that include the patient and are managed by both the patient and the provider are part of:

After rounds, the nurse practitioner enters the patient characteristics, symptomatology, and lab values into a database that provides instructions and directives for possible treatment and care plans according to the diagnosis. This is illustrative of a(an):

In a single course of illness, the patient was seen by her primary care physician, referred to a specialist, admitted for outpatient surgery, and then discharged with home health. These episodes are an example of a(an):

A large research hospital facility, such as the Mayo Clinic, that performs procedures on a clinical trial basis and trains various levels of interns and residents would be referred to as what type of care?

What type of ambulatory care is provided for patients who are seen without a prior appointment for problems that need prompt attention but are not emergency in level?

A group of physicians that contracts with a managed care organization to provide care at a pre-determined, pre-negotiated rate is a(an):

Which credential is held by a cancer registrar?

Recovery audit contractors, whose purpose is to recover improper Medicare funds, were instituted under which act of Congress?

The internal RAC coordinator position requires that a person do which of the following?

Health information professionals, previously known as "record librarians," were first organized where?

The first credential for a HIM professional was:

What was the purpose for establishing the professional organization ARLNA in 1928?

What group was formed in 1951 to survey facilities with a set of standards and, if the facility met those standards, it became accredited?

AMIA focuses on which part of electronic health information?

Software that recognizes the dictation of a provider is called:

The independent accrediting organization that serves the public interest by establishing and enforcing quality educational standards in health information is known as:

What does RHIA mean?

What requirements are needed for an individual to obtain the RHIA credential?

Which of the following is NOT a qualifying factor to sit for the CCS credential?

A goal of IDNs is to:

Using a certified EHR to improve quality, safety, and efficiency while engaging the patient to improve the coordination of care and public health is known as:

  

The goal of what healthcare model is to pay providers to improve the health outcomes of a group of patients and therefore reduce health inequities across the population regardless of environmental and cultural constraints?

The reimbursement scheme for population health management is also referred to as:

In the United States, the current reimbursement scheme is shifting:

CMS expects the majority of healthcare in the United States to be delivered through shared savings organizations by:

Which of the following points will be of major importance under pay-for-performance reimbursement schemes in the United States?

Accountable care requires frequent, high-quality:

In order to move to pay-for-performance, providers need to compare data across the delivery system from physician offices, acute care hospitals, and long-term care providers. The collection of data to provide information for this transition will demand increased:

Being able to extract information from the data system within an ACO and to construct a plan of care for the patient at the time of his/her encounter and subsequent discharge is characteristic of:

Every healthcare facility that treats patients must keep which of the following?

The time that a record is retained by a facility is:

In the warehousing method of archiving, medical records are filed:

When storing digital records, which of the following is too expensive to use?

The term concurrent analysis is also known as:

Every healthcare facility that treats patients must keep which of the following?

A patient arrives at a hospital to have a pre-operative consultation with an ENT. The information mailed to the patient stated that the patient should report to the registration department on arrival before going to the department of otolaryngology. This is an example of what type of registration process?

One of the ways that disaster recovery might be supported for a smaller facility is by using:

Several different types of data are gathered during the registration process. Administrative data include all of the following EXCEPT:

A patient is admitted with symptoms of fever and abdominal pain. These presenting symptoms are an example of what type of data?

What is the retention period for the Master Patient (Person) Index?

When a new patient is seen at a facility, what unique identifier is assigned for the encounter?

How often should a patient's administrative data be updated after his/her first visit?