Chaper 13 Flashcards
Which step is the filing process can be skipped when filing patient’s records that have previously been filed
Inspecting
Two types of files that are good option one space is limited are
Compatible files and rotaries files
General filing guidelines include
Allow extra space for retaining and replacing files
When labeling medical records brand alphabetical filing system which of the following sequence
Last name, first name, middle initial
Medical practice uses blank files to avoid losing track two important dates
Tickler files
The taper rectangular or round extension on the top of the file folder is
Tabs
When choosing a storage facility for files consider in
Commercial record center
Which constitutes an active file opposed to an in active file
The criteria’s are established by each individual practice
A marker made of stiff material and used as a placeholder in someone’s Texie file out of the filing system is called
out guide
Files of patients who have died moved away or some reason no longer consult the office are considered
Close files
Who decides which patient files are in active or close to keep in the medical office before sending to storage
The physician
Which of the following is used to hold patients records that will be returned to the files by the end of the day
File sorter’s
The most basic filing supply is the
File folder
When inspecting a document that is smaller than standard size which of the following should be done prior to filing
Putting it in a standard size sheet protector
The most reliable way to determine whether a storage site is susceptible to floods is to
Inquire at the facility has flood insurance