DPRC Final Exam Flashcards
JCAHO published “To Err is Human” T/F
False
With a digital patient record, the patients’s information can be shared and moved more easily than a paper record. T/F
True
Missing, inaccurate, and illegible data has led to many patient’s deaths. T/F
True
Paper records are more effective than electronic records in integrating inpatient and ambulatory data. T/F
False
In a robust EMR, the provider should be able to print out patient education materials. T/F
True
E-Prescribing involves sending a prescription from the physician’s offic to the pharmacy. T/F
True
A SOAP note is a form of Encounter Note. T/F
True
Encounter notes should not used pre-defined templates because they limit the physician’s ability to record patient-specific information. T/F
False
Structured data entry ensures the consistency of data. T/F
True
Because of security concerns, physicians should not access patient data remotely when not in their offices.
False
An EMR system can prompt a user for reasonableness of a blood pressure recording. T/F
True
The “P” in CPOE stand for Physician”. T/F
False
WHO is responsible for ICD-14. T/F
False
IOM stands for
Institute of Medicine
The author of “Crossing the Quality Chasam” was
IOM
IOM goals for quality included what?
Safety and equity
Timeliness and patient-centeredness
Effectiveness and efficiency
How is downtime related to electronic records?
Ensured the network is encrypted
A synonym for “medical evidence” or evidence-based a medicine
Best practice
A registered vocabulary of HL7 incorporated into the National Library of Medicine’s Unified Medical Language System in 1998, describing the procedures, treatments, and services provided during an encounter with complementary and alternative medicine, nursing , and other integrative healthcare provider.
ABC Codes
The use of computer software that automatically generates a set of medical codes for review/validation and/or use based upon clinical documentation provided by healthcare practitioners
A
Which of the following would appear in the patient’s clinical record?
- problems, medications, dates, and reasons for past visits
- laboratory results, clinical notes, demographic information
- Age, occupation, past medical history
- Medical Status, age, sex
Which of these can substantially reduce medication error rate
a. CPOE
b. BCMA
c. CPOE and BCMA
d. None of the above
c. CPOE and BCMA
Which of the following is NOT a provider?
a. Registrar
b. Oncologist
c. Respiratory Therapist
d. Physician Assistant
a. Registrar
Which of the following can an EHR system do to ensure data qualify?
a. make sure the value is one of a predefined list
b. make sure the data has been entered
c. make sure the data has been authenticated
d. all the above
d. all of the above
Which data would be utilized in a CPOE function?
a. patient allergy data
b. medication dose
c. current medication list
d. all the above
d. all the above
CPOE is an example of
a. clinical decision support
b. generation of clean billing data
c. administrative security
d. encryption
a. clinical decision support
CPOE can provide
a. dosing suggestions
b. dosing suggestions and contraindications
c. dosing suggestion, contraindications, and advice
d. None of the above
c) dosing suggestions, contraindications, and advice
Which of the following are benefits of EMR?
a. improved legibility of data
b. reduced cost of research
c. a and b
d. a only
c) a. improved legibility of data and b. reduced cost of research
Drawbacks associated with an EMR include
a. possibility of the system interfering with the patient/physician relationship during a visit
b. restrictive data entry templates
c. a and b
d. b only
c) a. possibility of the system interfering with the patient/physician relationship during visit & b. restrictive data templates
Clinical terminology utilized in an EMR
a. consists of a set of standardized terms
b. may contain synonyms
c. a only
d. a and b
a) consists of a set of standardized terms and b. may contain synonyms
This is a clinical terminology originally created by CAP (College of American Pathology)
SNOWMED CT
This organization documents standards for abbreviations in documentation.
JCAHO
This organization has written landmark studies focused on quality of care
IOM
This organization might be responsible for exchanging healthcare data across state boundries
RHIO
This function of an EMR is only used by licensed providers
CPOE
Standardized clinical terminology a. is not needed for data exchange b, is limited to laboratory dat c. includes DICOM d, includes RLMN
C. includes DICOM
This organization grants RHIT certification
AHIMA
Supports clinical data managed by the patient
PHR
Supports clinical data in one health care organization
EMR
Supports movement of data among organizations
HIE
Supports clinical data across more than health care organization
EHR
Supports sharing clinical data in a defined geographic area
RHIO
An HIS is only utilized in a large medical center. True and False
False
Health information system were originally developed to support administrative functions. True or False
True
An administrative function in HIS would include the recording of charges with associated codes that represent symptoms, disease, tests, and treatments. True/False
False
Recording insurance information is a departmental function. True/False
True
The government agency that oversees Medicare and Medicaid is CMG. True/False
False
An iEHR enables patient to view provider-based data as well as PHR data. True/False
True
An iEHR usually requires a “Portal.”
True
A DRG is measure of quality. True/False
False
CPOE helps to prevent errors of commission as well as errors of omission. True/False
True
Only nursing performs and documents assessments. True/False
False
Charting is a synonym for documenting information. True/False
True
Clinical documentation is an administrative function. True/False
False