Domain 6 Registry Organization and Operations Flashcards

1
Q

A reportable case for which the only information available to the central registry is a death certificate is:

A

Death Certificate Only (DCO)

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2
Q

State central registries…

  • Can provide incidence data
  • Are population based
  • Are multi-purpose
  • All of the above
A

All of the above

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3
Q

A disaster recovery plan is:

A

A way to make sure that computerized registry data is backed up every night and is easily recoverable

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4
Q

A systematic method of identifying all eligible cases that are included in the cancer registry database is a definition of ….

A

Casefinding

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5
Q

Passive follow-up methods performed by central registries include:

  • Linkage with state death certificates
  • Linkage to state health files
  • Linkage with hospital discharge summaries
  • All of the above
A

All of the above

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6
Q

Which of the following activities is unique to central cancer registries?

  • Active follow-up of patients
  • The ability to treat patients
  • Performing data analysis for research
  • Death clearance and casefinding audits
A

Death clearance and casefinding audits

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7
Q

Which organization publishes the Solid Tumor Rules and the Hematopoietic & Lymphoid Neoplasms Database and Manual?

A

SEER

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8
Q

NAACCR Guidelines state that staffing needs for state/central registries should be:

A

Based on the estimated annual caseload of the registry.

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9
Q

True or False, Covered entities are required to provide individuals - upon request - with an accounting of any protected health information that the
entity has disclosed about them to the state cancer registry.

A

True

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10
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What can only be done in a population-based registry?

A

Incidence and mortality rates

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11
Q

The geographic area from which the population source of the central registry is drawn is known as a:

A

Catchment area.

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12
Q

The population-based cancer registries in the US and Canada are members of which one of the following organizations?

  • NPCR
  • CDC
  • NAACCR
  • NCRA
A

NAACCR

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13
Q

As appropriate to the cancer program category, the required percentage of patients are referred to a clinical trial. This is reported to
the Cancer Committee by the:

A

Clinical Research Coordinator

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14
Q

Passive follow-up means:

A

Checking the hospital database for readmission of patients in the registry database

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15
Q

HIPAA was enacted in ____.

A

1996

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16
Q

A capital budget is prepared for:

A

Purchase of major equipment.

17
Q

The National Cancer Data Base is an example of:

A

A non-population-based central registry

18
Q

A suspense system is best described as:

A

A list of cases that have been identified but not yet abstracted

19
Q

Which of the following is the most active organization in the U.S. for the establishment and approval of hospital cancer programs?

A

Commission on Cancer

20
Q

Cancer registry informatics is defined as:

A

The application of information science to cancer registration