Domain 1 Data Content, Structure, And Information Governance Flashcards

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1. Which of the following data sets would be the most helpful in developing a hospital trauma date registry?
A. DEEDS
B. MDS
C OASIS
D. UACDS
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A. DEEDS

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2. Dr jones comes into the HIM department and requests that the HIM director provides a list of his records from the previous year that show a principal diagnosis of myocardial infarction.  What would the HIM director use to provide this list?
A. A disease index
B. A mater patient index
C. An operative index
D. A physician index
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A. A disease index

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3. Community Hospital’s HIM department conducted a random sample of 150 inpatient health records to determine the discharge summary completion timelines rate.  Thirteen discharged were determined to be out of compliance with completion standards.  Which of the following percentages represents the timelines rate for discharge summaries at Community Hospital?
A. 8.7%
B. 9.5%
C. 41.5%
D. 91.3%
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D. 91.3%

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4. Activities of daily living (ADL) are components of 
A. OASIS-C
B. UHDDS
C. UACDS
D. ORYX and RAPs
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A. OASIS-C

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  1. Which of the following documentation must be included in a patients’s health record prior to performing a surgical procedure?
    A. Consent for operative procedure, anesthesia report, surgical report
    B. Consent for operative procedure, history, physical examination
    C. History, physical examination, anesthesia report
    D. Problem list, history, physical examination
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B. Consent for operative procedure, history, physical examination

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  1. Which of the following should be avoided when designing forms for an electronic document management system (EDMS)?
    A. Color borders around the edge of a forma
    B. Mnemonic descriptor used for non barcode recognition engine
    C. Quarter-NCHS border on each side of document without bar code
    D. Shading of bars or lines that contain text
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D. Shading of bars or lines that contain text

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7. AHIMA’s retention standards recommend that the master patient index be maintained: 
A. For at least 5 yeats 
B. For a least 10 years 
C. For at least 25 years 
D. Permanently
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D. Permanently

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8. A hospital’s EHR defines the expected values of the gender data element as female, male, and unknown. This type of specificity is known as?
A. Data precision 
B. Data consistency
C. Data granularity
D. Data comprehensiveness
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A. Data precision

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  1. Cancer registries are maintained by hospitals:
    A. By federal law or state law
    B. Voluntarily or by state law
    C. Voluntarily or by federal law
    D. By mandate from the American college of Surgeons
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B. Voluntarily or by state law

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10. Which of the following reports includes names of the surgeon and assistants, date, duration, and description of the procedure and any specimens removed?
A. Anesthesia report
B. Laboratory report
C. Operative report
D. Pathology report
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C. Operative report

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  1. The hospital currently has a hybrid health record. Nurses and clinicians are recording bedside documentation electronically in a clinical documentation system, while most other documentation, such as physician progress notes and orders, are paper based and stored in a paper health record, making retrieval of the complete record after discharge difficult and risking the record’s integrity. Given these circumstances, which of the following should the HIM director implement to alleviate these problems and preserve the efficiencies of an electronic record?
    A. Print out all electronic data postdischarge and file with the rest of the paper record
    B. Microfilm all electronic data and link to the paper record
    C. Digitally scan all paper records postdischarge, and integrate and index these into the existing electronic document management system
    D. Do not scan any of the paper records
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C. Digitally scan all paper records post discharge, and integrate and index these into the existing electronic document management system

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  1. In a routine health record quantitative analysis review, it was found that a physician dictated a discharge summary on 1/29/20xx. Because of unexpected complications, however, the patient was discharged two days after the discharge summary was dictated. What would be the best course of action in this case?
    A. Request that the physician dictate an addendum to the discharge summary
    B. Have the record analyst note the date discrepancy
    C. Request that the physician dictate another discharge summary
    D. File the record as complete because the discharge summary includes all of the pertinent patient information
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A. Request that the physician dictate an addendum to the discharge summary

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The hospital is revising its policy on health record documentation. Currently, all entries in the health record must be legible, complete, dated and signed. The committee chairperson want to add that all entries must have the time noted. However, another clinician suggests that adding the time of notation is difficult and rarely may be correct because personal watches and the hospital clocks may not be coordinated. Another committee member agrees and say that only electronic documentation needs a time stamp. Given this discussion, which of the following might the HIM director suggest?
A. Suggest that only hospital clock time be noted in clinical documentation
B. Suggest that only electronic documentation have time noted
C. Inform the committee that according to the Conditions of Participation, all documentation must include date and time
D. Inform the committee that according to the Conditions of Participation, only medication orders must include date and time

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C. Inform the committee that according to the Conditions of Participation, all documentation must include date and time

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14. Identify the report where the following information would be found: HEENT: reveals the tympanic membranes nares and pharynx to be clear.  No obvious head trauma.  CHEST: good bilateral chest sounds.?
A. Discharge summary
B. Health history
C. Medical laboratory report
D. Physical examination
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D. Physical examination

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  1. You are the director of HIM at Community Hospital. A physician has asked for the total number of appendectomies that he performed at your hospital last year. What type of data will you provide the physician with?
    A. Patient-specific data
    B. Aggregate data
    C. Operating room data
    D. Nothing—you cannot obtain this data after the fact
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B. Aggregate data

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  1. Which of the following would be the best technique to ensure nurses do not omit any essential information on the nursing intake assessment in an EHR?
    A. Add validation edits on all essential fields
    B. Provide an input mask for essential data fields
    C. Make all essential data fields required
    D. Provide sufficient space for all essential fields
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C. Make all essential data fields required

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17. Patient name, zip code, and healthy record number are typical 
A. Data elements
B. Data sources
C. Aggregate data
D. Data monitors
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A. Data elements

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  1. The link that tracks patient, person, or member activity within healthcare. Organizations and across patient care settings is known as:
    A. Mater patient index (MPI)
    B. Audit trail
    C. Case-mix management
    D. Electronic document management system (EDMS)
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A. Mater patient index (MPI)

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  1. Which of the following would be the best technique to ensure that registration clerks consistently use the correct notation for assigning admission date in an EHR?
    A. Make admission date a required field
    B. Provide a template for entering data in the field
    C. Make admission date a numeric field
    D. Provide sufficient space for input of data
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B. Provide a template for entering data in the field

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20. What is the information identifying the patient (such as name, health record number, address, and telephone number) called?
A. Accession data
B. Indicator data
C. Reference data
D. Demographic data
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D. Demographic data

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21. Managing an organization’s data and those who enter it is an ongoing challenge requiring active administration and oversight.  This can be accomplished by the organization through management of which of the following?
A. Data dictionary
B. Data warehouse 
C. Data mapping
D. Data set
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A. Data dictionary

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22. In a database the Last _NAME column in a table would be considered a:
A. Data element
B. Record
C. Primary key
C. Ros
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A. Data element

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23. A coding analyst consistently enters the wrong code for patient gender in the computer billing system.  What measures should be in place to minimize this data entry error?
A. Access controls 
B. Audit trail
C. Edit checks
C. Password controls
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C. Edit checks

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24 two coders have found the same abbreviation on two records.  One abbreviation of “O.D.” Was used on an eye health record to mean “right eye”.  The other abbreviation on another patient’s record was used to mean “overdose” on an abuse record.  What data quality component is lacking here?
A. Timeliness
B. Completeness
C. Security
D. Consistency
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D. Consistency

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  1. Which of the following is the goal for the quantitative analysis performed by HIM professionals?
    A. Ensuring that the health record is legible
    B. Verifying that health professionals are providing appropriate care
    C. Identifying deficiencies early so they can be corrected
    D. Will be disclosed upon request
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C. Identifying deficiencies early so they can be corrected

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26. The credentialing process of independent practitioners within a healthcare organization must be defined in 
A. Hospital policies and procedures
B. Medical staff bylaws
C. Accreditation regulations
D. Hospital licensure rules
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B. Medical staff bylaws

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27. The Legal health record: 
A. Is inadmissible into evidence
B. May not be hybrid
C. Must consist of part on paper
D. Will be disclosed upon request
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D. Will be disclosed upon request

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  1. Physician orders for DNR and DNI should be consistent with:
    A. Patient’s advance directive
    B. Patient’s bill of rights
    C. Notice of privacy practices
    D. Authorization for release of information
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A. Patient’s advance directive

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  1. Which of the following is an argument against the use of the copy and paste function in the EHR?
    A. Inability to identify the author
    B. Inability to print the data out
    C. The time that it takes to copy and paste the documentation
    D. The users will not know how to perform the copy and paste function
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A. Inability to identify the author

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30. Which of the following is an institutional user of the health record?
A.  A third party payer
B. Patient 
C. Physician
D. Employer
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A. A third party payer

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  1. How are amendments handled in the EHR?
    A. Amendments are automatically appended to the original note. No additional signature is required
    B. Amendments must be entered by the same person as the original note
    C. Amendments cannot be entered after 24 hours of the event.
    D. The amendment must have a separate signature, date, and time
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D. The amendment must have a separate signature, date and time

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  1. Version control of documents in the EHR requires:
    A. The deletion of old versions and the retention of the most recent
    B. Policies and procedures to control which version(s) is displayed
    C. Signed and unsigned documents not to be considered two versions
    D. Previous versions to be accessible to administration only
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B. Policies and procedures to control which version(s) is displayed

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33. A patient’s gender, phone number, address, next of kin, and insurance policy holder information would be considered what kind of data?
A. Clinical data
B. Authorization data
C. Administrative data 
D. Consent data
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C. Administrative data

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34. Which of the following are components fo AHIMA’s principles of information governance?
A. Accountability and accessibility
B. integrity and safeguards
C. Safeguards and accessibility
D. Accountability and integrity
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D. Accountability and integrity

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  1. Information assets are:
    A. Information considered to add value to an organization
    B. Data entered into a patient’s health record by a provider
    C. Clearly defined elements required to be documentation in the health record
    D. A list of all data elements added within a record
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A. Information considered to add value to an organization

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  1. Which of the following is NOT a recommended guideline for maintaining integrity in the health record?
    A. Specifying consequences for the falsification of information
    B. Requiring periodic training covering the falsification of information and information security
    C. Assuring documentation that is being changed is permanently deleted from the record
    D. Prohibits the entry of false information into any of the organization’s records
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C. Assuring documentation that is being changed is permanently deleted from the record