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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
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 The data are never changed.
D Administrative data should be updated annually during a review process.
Question #2
A Data element
B Medical record number
C Registration number
D Master patient index
Question #3
A 10–15 years
B 1–5 years
C There is no retention period. It’s permanent.
D 20–30 years
Question #4
A Clinical data
B Administrative data
C Diagnosis data
D Demographic data
Question #5
A insurance name.
B full name.
C phone number.
D diagnosis.
Question #6
A cloud services.
B none of these.
C tape backup.
D paper records.
Question #7
A Localized
B Systemized
C Decentralized
D Centralized
Question #8
A A file cabinet for storing patient records
B An index card with each patient’s contact information
C An EHR to keep track of each patient encounter
D A record of each patient divided into individual encounters
Question #9
A reviewing the record after the patient is discharged.
B patient analysis.
C quantitative analysis.
D business analysis.
Question #10
A Magnetic tape storage
B Optical disk
C Printing and warehousing
D Server storage
Question #11
A by medical record number.
B by date of retention expiration.
C by the date the patient was last seen.
D alphabetically.
Question #12
A five years.
B according to a policy written by the facility that addresses the length of time.
C ten years.
D indefinitely.
Question #13
A An EHR to keep track of each patient encounter
B A file cabinet for storing patient records
C An index card with each patient’s contact information
D A record of each patient divided into individual encounters
Question #14
A real-time data analysis.
B population health management.
C data mining.
D all of these
Question #15
A interoperability.
B infrastructure.
C all of these.
D software applications.
Question #16
A office visits.
B interventions.
C long-term care.
D preventative care.
Question #17
A Number of patients covered
B Language barriers between patients and providers
C Level of improvement of patient population
D Poverty level of patients assigned
Question #18
A 2050
B 2040
C 2020
D 2030
Question #19
A towards fee-for-service.
B away from pay-for-performance.
C away from value-based performance.
D towards pay-for-performance.
Question #20
A fee-for-value.
B pay-for-performance.
C shared savings.
D all of these.
Question #21
A Integrated health delivery network
B Population health management
C Health care exchange
D Integrated health delivery
Question #22
A health information exchange.
B integrated delivery networks.
C Meaningful Use.
D population health management.
Question #23
A integrated delivery network.
B Meaningful Use.
C health information exchange.
D population health management.
Question #24
A advance the skills of allied health technicians.
B move healthcare towards nursing centered care.
C increase government profitability for Meaningful Use technology.
D accomplish the standards of Meaningful Use.
Question #25
A 2 years’ coding experience
B Successful completion of a coding certificate program
C RHIT, RHIA, or CCA credential
D Master’s in health informatics
Question #26
A Associate degree only
B Bachelor’s degree and pass the RHIA exam
C Associate degree and pass the RHIT exam
D Bachelor’s degree only
Question #27
A Registered Health Information Administrator
B Recommended Health Information Accessor
C Registered Health Information Accessor
D Registered Health Integrity Administrator
Question #28
A OASIS.
B CAHIIM.
C HIMSS.
D AHIMA.
Question #29
A speech conversion software.
B transcription software.
C epic voice recognition software.
D voice recognition software.
Question #30
A Integrity
B Technology
C Compliance
D Security
Question #31
A The Joint Commission
B HEDIS
C Office of Inspector General
D OASIS
Question #32
A To assist with documentation
B To write laws for compliance and security
C To teach individuals how to code correctly
D To elevate the status of individuals who processed medical records
Question #33
A CCS.
B RRL.
C RHIA.
D ART.
Question #34
A Blue Cross of Texas
B Baylor University
C Johns Hopkins University
D Massachusetts General Hospital
Question #35
A Code charts
B Audit charts for deficiencies
C Coordinate claims reimbursement
D Send bills to insurance companies
Question #36
A American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
B Affordable Healthcare Act of 2010
C Medicare Modernization Act of 2013
D Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Question #37
A CTR
B CMRS
C AAPC
D CCS
Question #38
A integrated delivery network.
B independent practice association.
C ambulatory practice association.
D capitated practice.
Question #39
A Independent practice association
B Urgent care center
C Ambulatory surgery center
D Ambulatory clinic
Question #40
A Primary
B Secondary
C Tertiary
D Quarternary
Question #41
A patient engagement.
B continuum of care.
C high-level medical encounter.
D managed care plan.
Question #42
A clinical decision support system.
B Meaningful Use component.
C patient portal.
D electronic health record.
Question #43
A meaningful use of documentation.
B health information management.
C clinical decision support.
D patient-centric care.
Question #44
A improved outcomes.
B all of these.
C digital and telemedicine enhancements in treatments.
D collecting information for patient engagement.
Question #45
A $25,775–$50,755.
B $10,000–$20,000.
C $44,000–$63,750.
D $50,000–$75,750.
Question #46
A Certified
B All of these
C Interoperable
D Meaningful
Question #47
A ARRA
B HIPAA
C ACA
D ONC
Question #48
A 18
B 21
C 30
D 26
Question #49
A The Act will reduce costs by introducing new models of payment.
B The Act will improve quality of care through expanded measurements.
C The Act will streamline administrative processes.
D The Act will restrict the types of insurance coverage available.