Practice Quiz 2

A  Physician

B  Nurse

C  Radiology tech

D  Laboratory attendant

A  scanning.

B  keeping information in one place.

C  the ability to locate the record easily.

D  the ability to share health information among providers.

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.

A  The Health Information Portability and Accountability Act

B  The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

C  The Nursing Care Act

D  The Affordable Health Care Act

A  coder.

B  provider.

C  medical transcriptionist.

D  medical interpreter.

A  TEFRA.

B  PQRI.

C  HITECH.

D  OBRA.

A  5; privacy, security, patient consent, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance

B  5; privacy, security, data sets and electronic transmission standards, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance

C  4; privacy, security, patient consent, and data sets and electronic transmission standards

D  4; privacy, security, administrative simplification, and enforcement and compliance

A  Conditions of Participation (CoP).

B  Title XVII of the Social Security Act of 1935.

C  Prospective Pay System (PPS).

D  Professional Standards Review Organizations (PSROs).

A  mandatory with standards established by the federal government.

B  voluntary with standards established by the federal government.

C  mandatory with standards established by individual states.

D  voluntary with standards established by individual states.

A  create a lobbying organization for legal change in healthcare.

B  create better working conditions for physicians.

C  create a framework of medical ethics for physicians.

D  create better standards of education for physicians.

A  Bachelor’s degree and pass the RHIA exam

B  Associate degree and pass the RHIT exam

C  Bachelor’s degree only

D  Associate degree only

A  CAHIIM.

B  OASIS.

C  AHIMA.

D  HIMSS.

A  Technology

B  Compliance

C  Security

D  Integrity

A  To elevate the status of individuals who processed medical records

B  To write laws for compliance and security

C  To teach individuals how to code correctly

D  To assist with documentation

A  Massachusetts General Hospital

B  Blue Cross of Texas

C  Baylor University

D  Johns Hopkins University

A  Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

B  Medicare Modernization Act of 2003

C  Affordable Healthcare Act of 2010

D  American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

A  2010

B  1993

C  1992

D  2011

A  enterprise system.

B  iHealthmanagement system.

C  eHealthmanagement system.

D  electronic health record system.

A  computer-assisted coding.

B  encoder software.

C  DRG grouper.

D  computer-assisted encoding.

A  International Classification of Diagnoses, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification

B  International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification

C  International Classification of Diagnoses, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification

D  International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification

A  privacy officer.

B  chief executive officer.

C  information officer.

D  compliance officer.

A  The patient

B  The doctor

C  The facility

D  The EHR vendor

A  Record format

B  Unit record format

C  Consecutive record format

D  Serial record format

A  chart completion.

B  quantitative analysis.

C  record assembly.

D  qualitative analysis.

A  If the patient is having surgery

B  If the patient was discharged

C  If a physician ordered a medication and the dosage

D  If the patient needs an EKG