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

Exam 2

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

Question #1
A  All of these
B  Too challenging in terms of privacy and security
C  Too cumbersome
D  Too expensive
Question #5
A  CHINs
B  HIE
C  HITECH
D  HIO
Question #6
A  health information exchanges.
B  patient education centers.
C  Meaningful Use networks.
D  SQL reporting services.
Question #7
A  Health Level-7
B  Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms
C  Clinical Document Architecture
D  Continuity of Care Document
Question #8
A  educational domains.
B  functionality.
C  medication management.
D  disease surveillance.
Question #9
A  Privacy and security
B  Clinical operations
C  Clinical quality
D  Administrative policy
Question #10
A  Identification of the designated record set by the facility
B  Appropriate authorization process
C  Identification of the legal record by the facility
D  All of these
Question #12
A  Blue Shield
B  Blue Cross
C  Medicare
D  Medicaid
Question #13
A  Date of procedure
B  Discharge date
C  Patient satisfaction
D  Principal diagnosis code
Question #14
A  natural language processing.
B  computer-assisted coding.
C  encoding.
D  artificial intelligence.
Question #15
A  decreased transparency for clinical providers.
B  standardized research data on pharmaceutical usage.
C  decreased population health outcomes.
D  better clinical outcomes.
Question #17
A  American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
B  HITECH
C  Affordable Care Act
D  All of these
Question #19
A  Incomplete documentation has been submitted.
B  All of these
C  The patient is readmitted.
D  It is needed for risk management review.
Question #20
A  one that a facility would present in response to a subpoena.
B  any medical record in a facility regardless of designation.
C  only an EHR record.
D  none of these.
Question #21
A  Reimbursement
B  Clinical
C  Insurance
D  Administrative
Question #23
A  Continuously
B  Bi-weekly
C  Monthly
D  Bi-annually
Question #24
A  cloud services.
B  none of these.
C  tape backup.
D  paper records.
Question #26
A  An EHR to keep track of each patient encounter
B  A record of each patient divided into individual encounters
C  An index card with each patient’s contact information
D  A file cabinet for storing patient records
Question #30
A  Healthcare plan administrator
B  Provider
C  Patient
D  Primary care physician
Question #34
A  database systems.
B  management systems.
C  legacy systems.
D  information systems.
Question #35
A  computer background.
B  healthcare knowledge.
C  programming education.
D  networking skills.
Question #36
A  Sharing uniform data from the same information vendor
B  Sunsetting a pharmacy inventory application
C  Installation of a stand-alone encoder
D  Integrating legacy systems with new EHR systems
Question #38
A  Planning for the project
B  Executing the project
C  Closing the project
D  Monitoring and controlling the project
Question #39
A  imaging.
B  digitized format.
C  EMR.
D  scanning.
Question #40
A  offers limited functionality.
B  captures more in-depth information.
C  provides a digital record of the traditional chart.
D  does not meet certification requirements of HITECH.
Question #41
A  EHRs are less expensive.
B  EHRs take less time for the physician to access.
C  EHRs can be used simultaneously by more than one provider.
D  EHRs do not have to be as secure as the paper record.
Question #42
A  insurance company.
B  guarantor.
C  care giver.
D  attorney.
Question #43
A  a third-party payer.
B  HIM personnel.
C  a doctor.
D  a nurse, medical assistant, or other technician.
Question #44
A  is not protected from legal proceedings.
B  is not used by other ancillary personnel.
C  serves as a means of communication among the healthcare team.
D  only documents the health status of the patient.
Question #45
A  American Physician’s Association
B  American College of Surgeons
C  American Medical Association
D  American Medical Education Association
Question #46
A  New York Hospital.
B  Pennsylvania Hospital.
C  Boston Hospital.
D  Plymouth Hospital.
Question #47
A  Benjamin Franklin.
B  Thomas Jefferson.
C  Andrew Jackson.
D  George Washington.
Question #49
A  Professional Standards Review Organizations (PSROs).
B  Conditions of Participation (CoP).
C  Prospective Pay System (PPS).
D  Title XVII of the Social Security Act of 1935.