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?

How often is maintenance performed on the MPI?

A medical recordkeeping system that uses both paper and electronic content is known as a(n) ______ system.

Disaster planning was initially required under which act of Congress?

When a patient is registered for admission to the healthcare facility, a notice is given to him/her regarding certain rights; that notice is called the:

A data integrity coordinator is a nontraditional role in HIM. What task(s) might that person be required to do?

Facilitating and coordinating process improvement initiatives is part of what HIM job?

By definition, a legal health record is:

Why may a paper record need to be retrieved from the file room?

A patient was admitted to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. The EMS responders hand off initial information about the patient's vitals to go in her health record. The nurse then updates and adds further information after an initial battery of tests. The doctor then includes pre-operative and post-operative reports. At this point in the healthcare process, what is the health record called?

The traditional role of the medical transcriptionist has changed with use of EHRs and they are now considered to be a(n) _____ as opposed to a typist.

A transcriptionist who is using an EHR would typically look for what type(s) of error(s)? (Choose all that apply)

Manual signatures are almost obsolete with the advent of new technology. A signature provided through an EHR is called a(n):

Which of the following steps is necessary for a paper record but NOT for an electronic health record?

Which of the following is a driving force in the high cost of healthcare in the United States?

Which measures were designed to change both healthcare delivery and payment to a more efficient model?

The ability of the nurse practitioner to view laboratory values online from the order entry application while making the appropriate pharmaceutical inventory available for reference is an example of:

Meaningful Use compliance is intended to result in:

Which of the following would NOT be included in the stages of Meaningful Use?

Which of the following statements is consistent with Stage 3 of Meaningful Use?

The electronic transmission of discharge summaries from an acute care facility to a long-term care facility should be accomplished under which stage of Meaningful Use?

Patient access to tools and alert systems that may help them monitor and assess their own health should be accomplished under which stage of Meaningful Use?

Kathy is utilizing a computer-based application to assign CPT codes to outpatient cases in which she answers a series of prompts based on the documentation available in the record. This system is called a(n):

A computer application that shows the following prompts is characteristic of a: Enter Keyword – Cholelithiasis With cholecystitis? With obstruction? Including the common bile duct?

The ability of a computer to understand what is written in an EHR or to understand human speech is known as:

Which of the following is NOT collected through the UHDDS abstracting process?

Release of information software that has interoperability with which system makes the logging requests and releases much more efficient?

Which of the following statistical information on release of information must be available upon request?

Which of the following represents a HIPAA reporting capability as it relates to release of information?

  

Using public health, clinical outcomes, or consumer health to organize standards is an example of:

Which standard represents the standard for the actual health record and is an SML-based document that has been selected as acceptable under Meaningful Use?

Which of the following is used for coding the data input from a medical encounter and is a part of the EHR requirement under Meaningful Use Stage 2?

Meaningful Use Stage 1 allowed certified EHRs to store patient data through either ICD-9 or which system?

Which of the following is an example of electronic exchange that may meet the Meaningful Use criteria for electronic exchange of data?

The organizations that provide the infrastructure and services allowing for the movement of health-related data between nonaffiliated stakeholders based on nationally established guidelines are known as:

Which exchange organization provides services only in a smaller region, usually a metropolitan area?

A key way in which health information exchange can improve care includes which of the following?

Using hospital mandatory reporting of infectious diseases through an online system is representative of what type of use, in which health information exchanges can improve healthcare?

Which of the following is responsible for coordinating the activities that establish standards for health IT?

The ONC Health IT Standards committee has identified how many outcomes for interoperability?

Which of the following elements of interoperability include the support of validity, reliability, and usability of health information?