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

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Week 7 Practice Quiz Chapters 6 & 7

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

Question #1
A  CARF.
B  scope of work.
C  core measurement system.
D  accountability measures.
Question #2
A  abstracting the date of pneumococcal vaccine in patients with pneumonia.
B  indicating the number of years of tobacco use in cancer patients.
C  recording the history of myocardial infarctions in patients with heart failure.
D  all of these.
Question #3
A  peer review and Hospital Compare.
B  current scope of work.
C  Hospital Compare and the Meaningful Use programs.
D  none of these.
Question #4
A  chatting with a quality improvement organization.
B  reviewing the scope of work for the facilities.
C  completing a peer review.
D  browsing Hospital Compare data.
Question #5
A  utilization management.
B  precertification review.
C  professional standards review organization.
D  peer review.
Question #6
A  required by TJC.
B  all of these.
C  required by the CMS.
D  external and internal in scope.
Question #7
A  Checking for the presence of progress notes
B  Tracking duplicate patient entries in the MPI
C  Identifying patterns of upcoding for pneumonia patients
D  Reviewing laterality of documentation in orthopedic cases
Question #8
A  qualitative analysis.
B  quantitative analysis.
C  substantiation analysis.
D  precertification.
Question #9
A  health clearinghouse.
B  health plan.
C  none of these.
D  health adjudicator.
Question #10
A  designated provider.
B  health clearinghouse.
C  health plan.
D  claim adjudication.
Question #11
A  document services provided in response to caregiver decisions.
B  document alternative treatment facilities available to the patient.
C  serve as the designated record set.
D  support unbundled charge revenue.
Question #12
A  designated record set.
B  health record.
C  medical record.
D  official business record.
Question #14
A  medical records.
B  case management records.
C  health records.
D  designated record set.
Question #15
A  Any group of records maintained by a covered entity
B  Medical and billing records
C  History and physical reports
D  All of these
Question #16
A  Nurse practitioner of record
B  Hospitalist of record
C  Physician of record
D  Resident of record
Question #17
A  Nurse
B  Hospitalist
C  Intern
D  Physician
Question #18
A  a prototype.
B  dictation.
C  a template.
D  an outline.
Question #19
A  automated reports are standardized.
B  clinical information is timely.
C  files are large and can be transmitted easily.
D  commonly exchanged information supports transition in care.
Question #20
A  The number of inpatients occupying beds at midnight
B  The number of inpatients occupying beds at any given time
C  The number of patients in observation and inpatients at midnight
D  The number of patients in observation and inpatients at any given time
Question #21
A  Adding total number of patients admitted that day
B  ADT system
C  Subtracting the discharges from the inpatients
D  Manually counting the patients
Question #23
A  Board-certified internist
B  Board-certified nurse practitioner
C  Board-certified physician assistant
D  Board-certified cardiologist
Question #24
A  chief resident.
B  hospitalist.
C  surgeon.
D  attending physician.
Question #25
A  Vitals can be graphed.
B  Increasing body temperature is seen.
C  Vitals can be graphed and an infection is easily noted.
D  Infection is easily seen by rising temperature.