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Question #1
What information might the pharmacist be looking for when reviewing a patient's record?
A.   If the patient was discharged
B.   If a physician ordered a medication and the dosage
C.   If the patient is having surgery
D.   If the patient needs an EKG
Question #2
Reviewing the record after discharge for required documentation such as the history and physical report is known as:
A.   quantitative analysis.
B.   chart completion.
C.   record assembly.
D.   qualitative analysis.
Question #3
An inpatient who has had several stays in a facility has his or her record stored in a manila folder under one medical record number and then filed. This is known as what type of record format?
A.   Unit record format
B.   Record format
C.   Consecutive record format
D.   Serial record format
Question #4
Who owns the information in the health record?
A.   The EHR vendor
B.   The facility
C.   The doctor
D.   The patient
Question #5
A person whose position deals with compliance with privacy laws, investigation of potential breaches in confidentiality, and monitoring of the facility's release of information is known as a(n):
A.   compliance officer.
B.   chief executive officer.
C.   privacy officer.
D.   information officer.
Question #6
What does ICD-9-CM mean?
A.   International Classification of Diagnoses, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification
B.   International Classification of Diagnoses, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification
C.   International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification
D.   International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification
Question #7
Technology used to assign the ICD or CPT code based on the input of coding terms is called:
A.   computer-assisted coding.
B.   DRG grouper.
C.   encoder software.
D.   computer-assisted encoding.
Question #8
A system that is made up of a hospital or hospitals, physician offices, and long-term care facilities is known as a(n):
A.   eHealthmanagement system.
B.   electronic health record system.
C.   iHealthmanagement system.
D.   enterprise system.
Question #9
Cancer registries were established by the Cancer Registries Amendment Act of:
A.   1992
B.   2011
C.   1993
D.   2010
Question #10
Recovery audit contractors, whose purpose is to recover improper Medicare funds, were instituted under which act of Congress?
A.   American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
B.   Affordable Healthcare Act of 2010
C.   Medicare Modernization Act of 2003
D.   Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Question #11
Health information professionals, previously known as "record librarians," were first organized where?
A.   Blue Cross of Texas
B.   Massachusetts General Hospital
C.   Baylor University
D.   Johns Hopkins University
Question #12
What was the purpose for establishing the professional organization ARLNA in 1928?
A.   To write laws for compliance and security
B.   To elevate the status of individuals who processed medical records
C.   To teach individuals how to code correctly
D.   To assist with documentation
Question #13
AMIA focuses on which part of electronic health information?
A.   Security
B.   Integrity
C.   Technology
D.   Compliance
Question #14
The independent accrediting organization that serves the public interest by establishing and enforcing quality educational standards in health information is known as:
A.   CAHIIM.
B.   HIMSS.
C.   OASIS.
D.   AHIMA.
Question #15
What requirements are needed for an individual to obtain the RHIA credential?
A.   Bachelor's degree only
B.   Bachelor's degree and pass the RHIA exam
C.   Associate degree only
D.   Associate degree and pass the RHIT exam
Question #16
The American Medical Association (AMA) was founded primarily to:
A.   create a lobbying organization for legal change in healthcare.
B.   create better working conditions for physicians.
C.   create better standards of education for physicians.
D.   create a framework of medical ethics for physicians.
Question #17
Licensure, as a means to improve medical care, is:
A.   voluntary with standards established by individual states.
B.   mandatory with standards established by individual states.
C.   voluntary with standards established by the federal government.
D.   mandatory with standards established by the federal government.
Question #18
In order be eligible to receive Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement for healthcare services, hospitals and physicians must comply with the set of regulations known as:
A.   Professional Standards Review Organizations (PSROs).
B.   Prospective Pay System (PPS).
C.   Title XVII of the Social Security Act of 1935.
D.   Conditions of Participation (CoP).
Question #19
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act has ___ parts: they are _____.
A.   4; privacy, security, patient consent, and data sets and electronic transmission standards
B.   5; privacy, security, patient consent, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance
C.   5; privacy, security, data sets and electronic transmission standards, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance
D.   4; privacy, security, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance
Question #20
The federal law signed by President Obama in 2009 that incentivizes hospitals and physicians for adopting technology and electronic health records (EHRs) in meaningful ways is:
A.   HITECH.
B.   TEFRA.
C.   PQRI.
D.   OBRA.
Question #21
A healthcare professional who converts recorded dictation into typed format is known as a(n):
A.   coder.
B.   medical transcriptionist.
C.   medical interpreter.
D.   provider.
Question #22
Which act of Congress gave financial incentives to providers to move into the digital age?
A.   The Nursing Care Act
B.   The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
C.   The Affordable Health Care Act
D.   The Health Information Portability and Accountability Act
Question #23
A simple definition of an EHR is that it:
A.   does not meet certification requirements of HITECH.
B.   captures more in-depth information.
C.   offers limited functionality.
D.   provides a digital record of the traditional chart.
Question #24
The GREATEST advantage to using EHRs is:
A.   keeping information in one place.
B.   the ability to locate the record easily.
C.   scanning.
D.   the ability to share health information among providers.
Question #25
Who can write orders for care of the patient?
A.   Physician
B.   Nurse
C.   Laboratory attendant
D.   Radiology tech

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