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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Week 3 Quiz

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

Question #1
A  Adoption and optimization of EHR and HIE services
B  Privacy and Security
C  Financial and clinical incentives
D  Standards to support implementation and certification
Question #5
A  A vendor-based exchange for principal diagnosis
B  Medication reconciliation within the facility pharmacy
C  An accurate continuity of care document
D  A timely clinical document architecture
Question #7
A  patient education centers.
B  health information exchanges.
C  Meaningful Use networks.
D  SQL reporting services.
Question #11
A  Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms
B  Clinical Document Architecture
C  Continuity of Care Document
D  Health Level-7
Question #12
A  functionality.
B  educational domains.
C  disease surveillance.
D  medication management.
Question #13
A  Clinical operations
B  Privacy and security
C  Administrative policy
D  Clinical quality
Question #14
A  Annual profit/loss statement
B  Accounting of disclosures
C  Outstanding invoices by quarter
D  Quarterly income by pages of request
Question #15
A  Number of requests fulfilled
B  All of these
C  Number of valid requests
D  Number of breaches in disclosure
Question #16
A  Encoding
B  Computer-assisted coding
C  Master Patient Index
D  Grouping
Question #17
A  Principal diagnosis code
B  Discharge date
C  Patient satisfaction
D  Date of procedure
Question #18
A  encoding.
B  natural language processing.
C  artificial intelligence.
D  computer-assisted coding.
Question #23
A  None of these
B  The capture and sharing of data by the electronic health record and health information exchanges
C  Improved outcomes through coordination of elements and structures
D  Advanced clinical outcomes through improved measurement and patient-directed exchanges
Question #24
A  Decreased privacy concerns due to patient portals
B  Decreased mortality rates through improved measurements
C  The capture and sharing of patient BMI between the EHR and a health exchange
D  Improved patient outcomes at discharge as a result of better data capture
Question #25
A  decreased transparency for clinical providers.
B  better clinical outcomes.
C  standardized research data on pharmaceutical usage.
D  decreased population health outcomes.
Question #27
A  American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
B  Affordable Care Act
C  HITECH
D  All of these
Question #28
A  The electronic health record
B  Poor health outcomes
C  New laws and regulations
D  Changes in Medicare/Medicaid rules
Question #30
A  iSignature.
B  no signature required on EHRs.
C  wet signature.
D  eSignature.
Question #31
A  Misdiagnoses or malpractice
B  Words that voice technology may not recognize
C  Incorrect billing codes
D  Incomplete or missing documentation
Question #34
A  It is needed for risk management review.
B  All of these
C  Incomplete documentation has been submitted.
D  The patient is readmitted.
Question #35
A  any medical record in a facility regardless of designation.
B  only an EHR record.
C  none of these.
D  one that a facility would present in response to a subpoena.
Question #36
A  Compliance officer
B  Supervisor of coding
C  Data integrity coordinator
D  Privacy officer
Question #37
A  All of these
B  Provide resolution to the EMPI duplicate records, overlays, and documentation errors
C  Develop reports to audit, track, trend, and resolve duplicate records
D  Maintain the integrity of the facility and the EMPI
Question #38
A  Bill of Rights.
B  Notice of Privacy Practices.
C  Healthcare Bill of Rights.
D  Patient’s Bill of Rights.
Question #39
A  Medical Care Act of 1965
B  Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
C  The Affordable Care Act of 2010
D  Employee Health Care Protection Act of 2013
Question #41
A  Bi-annually
B  Continuously
C  Bi-weekly
D  Monthly
Question #42
A  Administrative data should be updated every other year during a review process.
B  The data are never changed.
C  Administrative data should be updated annually during a review process.
D  Administrative data should be reviewed on every visit and updated immediately if there is a change.
Question #43
A  Medical record number
B  Data element
C  Master patient index
D  Registration number
Question #44
A  20–30 years
B  There is no retention period. It’s permanent.
C  10–15 years
D  1–5 years
Question #45
A  Diagnosis data
B  Clinical data
C  Administrative data
D  Demographic data
Question #47
A  none of these.
B  cloud services.
C  tape backup.
D  paper records.
Question #49
A  An index card with each patient’s contact information
B  A file cabinet for storing patient records
C  A record of each patient divided into individual encounters
D  An EHR to keep track of each patient encounter
Question #50
A  quantitative analysis.
B  patient analysis.
C  business analysis.
D  reviewing the record after the patient is discharged.