Essentials of Health Information Management Principles and Practices 4th Edition by Mary Jo Bowie - Test Bank Instant Download - Complete Test Bank With Answers Sample Questions Are Posted Below 1. Health information professionals will play a major role in the transformation from a paper patient record environment to a virtual electronic …
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1. Health information professionals will play a major role in the transformation from a paper patient record environment to a virtual electronic environment.
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2. One of the first terms used in the period 1970–1980 to describe early medical record automation attempts was the term electronic medical record.
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3. A computer-based patient record can link patient information at different locations according to a unique patient identifier.
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4. Low start-up cost is typically an advantage of electronic patient record systems.
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5. Selection and development of manual systems is time consuming.
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6. A scanner is used to capture a patient’s vital signs information.
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7. Typically, a patient’s medical record number is used as the unique identification number when documents are scanned into automated systems.
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8. Electronic medical record systems originated in the late 1980s and were based on imaging and the merging of data from various stand-alone systems.
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9. HL7 is a standards development organization that develops electronic health record (EHR) standards.
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10. A longitudinal patient record is used to describe an electronic medical record maintained and updated by an individual for his or her personal use.
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11. Suzy Supervisor is working to transition the health information management (HIM) department from a paper system to an electronic system. Currently, each patient’s record has a paper history and physical, operative report, and discharge summary, while the progress notes and medication administration records are maintained in an electronic system. This is known as a(n)
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12. Per Joint Commission standards, all inpatient hospital records must be completed within ____ days after discharge, regardless of the storage media of the record.
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13. The ultimate goal of a regional health information organization (RHIO) is to
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14. Data are defined as
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15. Systems that collect and monitor patient physiological data and record the information are known as _____.
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16. Nurse Robin is using a report that records the late dosing of patients’ medications. This report was generated from which type of application?
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17. Early medical record automation efforts focused on the
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18. Which of the following is true?
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19. In relation to a hybrid record system, which of the following is false?
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20. Which of the following is an advantage of a manual record system?
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21. Which of the following is an advantage of an automated system?
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22. Which of the following is a disadvantage of a manual record system?
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23. Which of the following is a disadvantage of automated systems?
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24. Optical disk imaging uses _____ technology to create an image.
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25. A(n) _____ includes the merging of data from different data systems into one centralized database.
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26. Which of the following will occur in an HIM department that has an electronic record system?
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27. Which of the following is true in relation to RHIOs?
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28. Sally Smith, a pediatric nurse, is collecting the birth weights of children that have a length of stay in the neonatal intensive care unit longer than 60 days. This represents
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29. A RADT system is defined as a
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30. Nurse Flower is reviewing an electronic report of patient Katie’s CBC and urinalysis. This report has most likely been generated as part of a _____ application.
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31. The term ____________________ was used in the period 1970–1980 to describe the early medical record automation attempt.
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32. A ________________ patient record contains records from different episodes of care, providers, and facilities that are linked to form a view, over time, of a patient’s health care encounters.
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33. In a(n) ____________________ system, views of patient records can be customized by users.
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34. Optical disk imaging is also known as ____________________.
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35. Many facilities have ____________________ quality reviews of scanned documents.
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36. The term ____________________ was used in the late 1990s to describe systems that were based on imaging and merging data from stand-alone systems.
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37. The term ____________________ is used currently by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and HL7 to describe the development of standards that relate to the exchange of clinical health information.
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38. The content of a legal medical record must be defined in facility ____________________ and standards for maintaining the security and integrity of the information.
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39. Typically, HIM professionals are responsible for ensuring that entries are authenticated and ____________________ in electronic record systems.
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40. A ____________________ is an electronic network of patient medical information gathered from multiple health care organizations in a geographical region.
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41. Numbers, letters, images, and symbols that are not interpreted or processed are classified as ____________________.
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42. A group of characters forms a ____________________.
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43. A ____________________ is a collection of related fields.
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44. A ____________________ is a collection of related records.
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45. Data becomes ____________________ after it is given meaning.
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46. List two functions that are included in a pharmacy application. Briefly discuss the advantage of a pharmacy application.
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47. List three nursing application functions.
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48. Discuss how the role of HIM professionals will change with the implementation of electronic record systems.
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49. Sally Smith, RHIT, is designing a screen to collect information on a patient’s medical history. List three fields that should be part of the screen.
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50. List three fields that could be recorded on an electronic medical record screen with the heading “Patient Physical Exam.”
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51. The CEO of Sunny Valley Hospital has made the following statement: “I want to decide on an electronic record system and implement the system in the next four months.” Assume that you are the HIM director and have to respond to the CEOs statement. Defend your response.
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52. In 1991, the IOM produced a report, “The Computer-Based Patient Record: An Essential Technology for Health Care,” which outlined processes that electronic records should support. List three items that electronic records should support according to the study.
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53. Prior to scanning the paper record, the record is prepped. List the steps that occur in the preparation.
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54. Discuss the advantages of an individual maintaining a personal health record.
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55. Explain how a record transitional template can be used when a facility transitions to an electronic record system.
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56. Explain data governance and the primary focus of it.
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57. Define information governance.
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58. The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) has established Information Governance Principles for Healthcare (IGPHC). List the eight principles.
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