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Exam 3

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Master’s in health informatics
B  2 years’ coding experience
C  Successful completion of a coding certificate program
D  RHIT, RHIA, or CCA credential
Question #2
A  EHRs do not have to be as secure as the paper record.
B  EHRs can be used simultaneously by more than one provider.
C  EHRs take less time for the physician to access.
D  EHRs are less expensive.
Question #3
A  guarantor.
B  care giver.
C  attorney.
D  insurance company.
Question #4
A  HIM personnel.
B  a nurse, medical assistant, or other technician.
C  a doctor.
D  a third-party payer.
Question #5
A  is not protected from legal proceedings.
B  is not used by other ancillary personnel.
C  only documents the health status of the patient.
D  serves as a means of communication among the healthcare team.
Question #6
A  Each field has a specific focus.
B  Boundaries between these fields are static.
C  Any overlap between the fields will decrease in the future.
D  Education in both fields can be a shared endeavor.
Question #7
A  2000s.
B  1990s.
C  1980s.
D  1970s.
Question #9
A  health informatics.
B  bio-informatics.
C  health information management.
D  all of these.
Question #10
A  health information management.
B  information technology.
C  healthcare reform.
D  health informatics.
Question #11
A  Healthcare Bill of Rights.
B  Notice of Privacy Practices.
C  Bill of Rights.
D  Patient’s Bill of Rights.
Question #12
A  Medical Care Act of 1965
B  Employee Health Care Protection Act of 2013
C  The Affordable Care Act of 2010
D  Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Question #13
A  Administrative
B  Reimbursement
C  Insurance
D  Clinical
Question #14
A  Bi-weekly
B  Continuously
C  Bi-annually
D  Monthly
Question #15
A  medical data.
B  administrative data.
C  insurance data.
D  demographic data.
Question #16
A  Administrative data should be updated every other year during a review process.
B  Administrative data should be reviewed on every visit and updated immediately if there is a change.
C  Administrative data should be updated annually during a review process.
D  The data are never changed.
Question #17
A  cloud services.
B  none of these.
C  tape backup.
D  paper records.
Question #19
A  A file cabinet for storing patient records
B  An EHR to keep track of each patient encounter
C  A record of each patient divided into individual encounters
D  An index card with each patient’s contact information
Question #22
A  movement from the paper record to the EHR.
B  expanded patients’ rights regarding health information.
C  strengthening of the government’s ability to enforce the law.
D  enhanced privacy rules.
Question #24
A  2016
B  2017
C  2015
D  2018
Question #27
A  Security rule
B  Privacy rule
C  Code set rule
D  Administrative rule
Question #28
A  accredited.
B  licensed.
C  approved.
D  accepted.
Question #29
A  discharge planning evaluation.
B  composition of the UR committee.
C  scope and frequency of review.
D  medical necessity admissions.
Question #30
A  they are often more stringent than mandatory regulations and requirements.
B  they had to meet goals to qualify for their special status.
C  they are voluntary standards.
D  they apply to organizations rather than individuals.
Question #31
A  Number of requests fulfilled
B  All of these
C  Number of valid requests
D  Number of breaches in disclosure
Question #32
A  Encoding
B  Computer-assisted coding
C  Grouping
D  Master Patient Index
Question #33
A  All of these
B  Appropriate authorization process
C  Identification of the legal record by the facility
D  Identification of the designated record set by the facility
Question #35
A  Medicaid
B  Medicare
C  Blue Cross
D  Blue Shield
Question #36
A  computer-assisted coding.
B  artificial intelligence.
C  natural language processing.
D  encoding.
Question #39
A  often has electronic signature capability.
B  may be partially electronic.
C  all of these.
D  may be partially paper format.
Question #40
A  decreased transparency for clinical providers.
B  standardized research data on pharmaceutical usage.
C  decreased population health outcomes.
D  better clinical outcomes.
Question #42
A  Changes in Medicare/Medicaid rules
B  The electronic health record
C  New laws and regulations
D  Poor health outcomes
Question #43
A  Patient portal record
B  iHealth record
C  Personal health record
D  Interactive personal health record
Question #45
A  All of these
B  Web-based
C  Paper
D  Software-based
Question #46
A  Transfer care record
B  EHR reports obtained from a patient portal
C  Personal health record
D  Patient history and physical
Question #47
A  Facility
B  Any of these
C  Patient
D  Provider