Test 1

A  He has completed the educational requirements and a practicum in his field of study.

B  None of these statements adequately defines licensing.

C  He has the right, which was conferred by a governmental entity, to practice an occupation or provide a service.

D  He has purchased a certificate stating he is licensed to practice through a private agency.

A  Tertiary

B  Secondary

C  Quaternary

D  Primary

A  Use and Disclosure

B  Confidentiality of PHI

C  Access and disclosure of PHI

D  Release of information

A  Component state associations

B  House of Delegates

C  Communities of practice

D  Council on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs

A  Security officer

B  Security, privacy, and compliance officers

C  Compliance officer

D  Privacy officer

A  Hospice care

B  Ambulatory

C  Palliative

D  Home health

A  Complete and accurate data

B  Reminders

C  Alerts

D  Timeliness

A  legal issue

B  ethical issue

A  ethical issue

B  legal issue

A  ethical issue

B  legal issue

A  ethical issue

B  legal issue

A  An external entity has reviewed the program of study to determine if the program meets certain predetermined standards.

B  The college has received a license to offer the specified coursework.

C  The college has met certain size and population requirements.

A  Medicare for the elderlies and Medicaid for people with no income

B  Medicare for the elderlies and Medicaid for people with income

C  Medicare for the elderlies and Medicaid for people with limited income

A  Tertiary

B  Secondary

C  Quaternary

D  Primary

A  community health

B  local health

C  state health

D  CDC

A  CMS

B  AHIMA

C  AMA

D  HIPAA

A  Privacy and security are used interchangeably as no distinction is made between the concepts.

B  Privacy and security are two separate but related concepts.

C  Privacy is defined as the obligation of the health care provider to maintain information in a manner that will not permit dissemination beyond the health care provider.

D  Security is defined as the right to be left alone and the right to control personal information.

A  No treatment can be rendered until a family member signs a consent.

B  There are special circumstances in this situation that allow for treatment to be given.

C  Advance directives must be reviewed prior to treatment to determine the patient’s preferences for treatment.

D  He can be declared incompetent due to the circumstances of the accident and treatment can be given.

A  Looked to nature

B  Looked to supernatural or the dead

C  Looked to offended spirits of gods

D  Looked to specialized medication

A  Authentication

B  Completeness

C  Accuracy

D  Timeliness

A  Between 1900 and WWI

B  Between 1980 and present time

C  Between WWII and 1980

D  Between 1176 and 1900

A  It is both varied and complex.

B  It will need a major overhaul to be effective.

C  It has changed little over the last decade.

A  Veracity

B  Confidentiality

C  Privacy

D  Disclosure

A  All of these are true about ethical challenges.

B  They may occur when attempting to make a choice between two equally unfavorable alternatives.

C  They have no clear-cut answers.

D  They often occur when relationships and obligations clash.

A  Durable power of attorney

B  Advance direction

C  Living will

A  Pet’s name

B  URLs

C  biometric identifiers 

D  Social Security numbers

A  Opportunities for health information managers exist in multiple settings.

B  Opportunities for health information managers exist only in the traditional health care system.

C  Opportunities for health information managers exist for those with specialty credentials and RHIT or RHIA credentials.

D  Opportunities for health information managers are rare in the traditional health care system.

A  required

B  community

C  private

D  public

A  1992

B  1989

C  1997

D  1991

A  Following the philosophy of care with the tenet of “do no harm”

B  A patient acquiring a nosocomial infection while in the hospital, so all charges are waived for treating this problem

C  Informed consents being obtained after a complete discussion of options available for treatment

D  A health care provider limiting the options presented to a patient that the health care provider feels is the best choice

A  Enforce confidentiality

B  Combat waste, fraud, and abuse

C  Restrict access to health records

D  Create new jobs for health information management professionals

A  standards

B  requirements

C  regulations

A  regulations

B  rules

C  requirements

A  law

B  regulations

C  standards

A  law

B  rules

C  regulations

A  law

B  requirements

C  rules

A  Protect

B  Establish

C  All of these choices

D  Promote

A  They apply only to insured individuals.

B  The Privacy Rule establishes the concept of protected health information.

C  The Privacy Rule and Security Rule are interchangeable terms.

A  Yes, a lawsuit could be filed as a nonintentional tort called medical abandonment.

B  No, there are no grounds for a legitimate lawsuit in this situation.

C  Yes, a lawsuit could be filed as an intentional tort called medical abandonment.

D  No, this comes under the JCAHO regulations and a claim could be filed with them for medical abandonment.

A  Making a judgment between right and wrong actions when caring for a patient

B  Kneeling when receiving communion in a church

C  Saying thank you or please as appropriate when communicating with others

A  data analyst

B  whistleblower

A  Health Information Probability and Accountability Act

B  Health Insurance Potential and Achievement Act

C  Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

D  Health Information Portability and Accounting Action

A  Patients or clients of the health care organization

B  Those individuals or organizations doing business with covered entities who are involved in the use of or disclosure of protected health information (PHI)

C  Health plans, health care clearinghouses, and health care providers

D  Individuals who are employed by the health care organization

A  data analysis

B  Privacy Officer

C  Security officer

A  Privacy Officer

B  Security officer

C  health information department

A  health information department

B  Security officer

C  data analysis

A  Security officer

B  health information department

C  Privacy Officer

A  Evaluate compliance with regulatory requirements

B  Identify standards for exchange of health information

C  Facilitate fundamental leadership skills

D  Analyze the impact of policy on health