HIM 1000 Flashcards
Sunny Valley Hospital has adopted the following as part of its patient record documentation guidelines. Determine which guidelines need to be revised because they do not reflect sound documentation practices.
- All entries should be documented and signed by the author.
- Complete only necessary entries on preprinted forms. Leave others blank.
- If other patient(s) are referenced in the record, document their name(s).
- All documentation should be entered in permanent black ink.
- Be sure to document specific information and to avoid vague entries.
a. 2 and 3
b. 2 and 5
c. 1 and 4
d. 1 and 2
A: 2 and 3
Review the following patient record entry, and determine in which report it would be documented.
Skin No jaundice reveals pale, cool, and moist surface.
Chest Respirations normal.
Lungs Clear on inspection, percussion, and auscultation.
Abdomen No tenderness, guarding, or rigidity.
Extremities No significant findings.
Genitalia Normal.
Rectal Deferred.
a. physical examination
b. review of systems
c. chief complaint
d. history of present illness
A: physical examination
Ms. RHIT is developing an audit tool to be used to review records in preparation for the Joint Commission survey. Which of the following is a standard that should be included on the audit tool?
a. The discharge summary must be completed within 35 days of discharge.
b. Each record needs to include a statistical summary sheet.
c. The record needs to document evidence of appropriate informed consent.
d. The attending physician must sign an attestation statement.
C: The record needs to document evidence of appropriate informed consent.
Dr. Sharp, a surgeon, has designed a new form that she wants to use when she completes cataract surgery. Final approval of the form would be given by the
a. surgery committee.
b. forms committee.
c. executive board.
d. medical staff.
B: forms committee
Dr. Cook records the following as part of a history and physical examination: “Patient presents with abdominal pain of seven days’ duration. Fever and chills for the last three days. Diagnosis at the time of admission: Rule out appendicitis vs. obstruction of colon.” The diagnoses recorded are
a. secondary diagnoses.
b. differential diagnoses.
c. admission diagnoses.
d. primary diagnoses.
B: differential diagnoses
In which of the following cases would documentation of an interval history be acceptable?
a. 74-year-old readmitted for pneumonia seven days following discharge for this condition.
b. 34-year-old woman readmitted for chest pain following delivery of a baby girl three days ago.
c. Newborn admitted four days after birth for dehydration who is treated with IV fluids.
d. 17-year-old patient admitted for appendicitis who undergoes routine surgery during admission.
A: 74-year-old readmitted for pneumonia seven days following discharge for this condition.
The hospital record that documents diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitation services of outpatients is the:
a. discharge summary
b. ambulatory record
c. short stay summary
d. inpatient record
B: Ambulatory record
Dr. Smith wants to implement a new form to record postoperative complications. This should be reviewed to be approved for use in the medical record by the:
a. tissue committee
b. forms committee
c. supervising operating room nurse
d. medical director
B: forms commitee
Which statement regarding the patient record is true?
a. Only the front page of a two-page document must contain patient identification.
b. An alias cannot be used in a patient record.
c. All entries must be legible and complete.
d. The author of each entry does not have to sign the note if another supervising professional has signed it.
c. All entries must be legible and complete.
The name, address, and phone number of the third-party payer is considered
a. identification data.
b. supplemental data.
c. demographic data.
d. financial data.
D: financial data
The minimum core data set used to collect information on individual hospital discharges for the Medicare and Medicaid programs is called the
a. Uniform Hospital Discharge Data Set.
b. Medicare/Medicaid Discharge Data Set.
c. Medicare/Medicaid Core Data Set.
d. Hospital Core Data Set.
A. Uniform Hospital Discharge Data Set.
A document that informs a health care provider of a patient’s desire regarding various life-sustaining treatment is a
a. organ donation card.
b. do not resuscitate order.
c. living will.
d. health care proxy.
c. living will.
The agency that oversees the nation’s organ transplantation system and works to decrease infant mortality and improve child health is called the:
a: Administration for Children and Families
b: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
c: Health Resources and Services Administration
d: Program Support Center
C: Health Resources and Services Administration
A hospital that provides emergency care, performs surgery, and admits patients for a range of problems is a ____ hospital.
a: behavioral health
b: general
c: specialty
d: rehabilitation
B: general
The agency known as the premier medical research organization in the United States that supports research projects nationwide is called the
A: Health Resources and Services Administration
B: National Institutes of Health
C: Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services
D: Program Support Center
B: National Institutes of Health
An HMO in which the physicians are employed by the HMO, subscribers pay premiums to the HMO, and all ambulatory care services are provided within HMO corporate buildings is a(n):
A: direct contract
B: group model
C: individual practice
D: staff model
D: staff model
Which of the following agencies supports research designed to improve the outcomes and quality of health care, reduce costs, address patient safety and medical errors, and broaden access to effective services?
A: ACF
B: AoA
C: AHRQ
D: CDC
C: AHRQ
Which of the following agencies supports a nationwide aging network to provide services to the elderly to enable them to remain independent?
A: AMA
B: AoA
C: CDC
D: CMS
B: AoA
Which organization was founded to improve the quality of care for surgical patients by establishing standards for surgical education and practice?
A: American College of Surgeons
B: American Hospital Association
C: American Medical Association
D: National Medical Association
A: American College of Surgeons
Medical assistants routinely perform which task?
A: completing insurance claims
B: writing prescriptions
C: examining and treating patients
D: documenting in patient records
A: completing insurance claims
Suzy Staff’s job responsibilities include coordinating patient care to ensure that patients receive timely discharge or transfer. Her job title is:
A: privacy officer.
B: quality manager.
C: risk manager.
D: utilization manager.
D: utilization manager.
The quality improvement committee wants to determine the number of patients admitted with a fever. The quickest way to locate this information would be to review the:
A: admission history and physicals
B: face sheets
C: input/output records
D: nursing assessments
D: nursing assessments
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:
A: health information
B: patient information
C: health data
D: clinical data and information
C: health data
A(n) _____ includes the merging of data from different data systems into one centralized database.
a: clinical information system
B: automated patient record system
C: clinical data repository
d: hybrid data repository
C: clinical data repository
Which of the following would not be documented on a medication administration record?
A: provisional diagnosis
B: medication given
c: dosage given
d: nurse who administered medication
A: provisional diagnosis
Dr. Jones is the attending physician for Mary Smith, who was admitted for colitis. During her hospitalization Mary experiences chest pain. Dr. Jones asks Dr. Heart, a cardiologist, to evaluate Mary’s chest pain. Dr. Heart would document his examination of the patient, pertinent findings, recommendations, and opinions on the:
A: discharge summary
B: interval history and physical
C: report of consultation
D: review of systems
C: report of consultation
Ms. RHIT is given an alphabetical listing of patients who had surgery during the time period January 2 through March 1. She needs to determine their patient numbers and pull the records. Her first step would be to reference the:
A: master patient index
B: number index
C: surgery schedule
D: surgery index
A: master patient index
A disadvantage of the serial numbering system is that:
A: computer software must be purchased to manage the system
B: multiple locations must be accessed to retrieve patient records
C: previous folders must remain in the file system
D: staff training is difficult and time consuming
B: multiple locations must be accessed to retrieve patient records
Rebecca Brown was born at Mercy Hospital in 1967 and assigned patient number 576890. She was admitted in 1974 for a tonsillectomy and reassigned number 576890. All of her admissions are filed in a single folder. The system being used is:
A; numerical
B: serial numbering
C: serial-unit numbering
D: unit numbering
D: unit numbering
Hillcrest Hospital and Endwell Hospital are merging. The new HIM director for both hospitals needs to ensure that the two MPIs are accurately merged. Each hospital currently uses manual MPIs, and they will convert to one automated MPI. Which activity below should the director avoid?
A: establish a merger plan for the hospital MPIs
B: perform a manual alphabetical search to identify duplicate MPI files
C: shred the manual MPI within four weeks after the conversion
D: use software to identify and correct errors in the automated MPI
C: shred the manual MPI within four weeks after the conversion
The HIM director is writing a policy to ensure the accuracy of an automated MPI. The two departments that should be allowed to enter or update information in the master patient index are:
A: admissions and nursing
B: admissions and health information
C: health information and nursing
D: health information and medical staff
B: admissions and health information
Sally Jones presents to the department (ED) with lower-left abdominal pain. The ED physician asks the ED clerk to determine if the patient was previously seen in the facility. The quickest way for the ED clerk to obtain this information is to reference the:
A: disease index
B: ED log
C: master patient index
D: patient’s record
C: master patient index
Dr. James is completing a report for a medical staff committee. He needs to determine the number of patients admitted by Dr. Tops for the month of July with the diagnosis of anemia. The best source for this information would be the:
A: disease index
B: master patient index
C: procedure index
D: physician index
D: physician index
The chief of surgery wants to determine the number of cholecystectomies performed over the last six months using a scope and as open surgeries. This information can be obtained from the:
A: disease index
B: master patient index
C: procedure index
D: physician index
C: procedure index
Sally Smith, a health information department employee, is placed on the witness stand during a court hearing. She may testify that:
A: The patient’s cardiac arrest was drug-induced.
B: Dr. Top was the best physician to cover this case.
C: The patient was comatose upon arrival in the emergency department.
D: Progress notes were kept in the normal course of business.
D: Progress notes were kept in the normal course of business.
PHI includes all of the following except:
A: patient’s name
B: patient’s date of birth
C: hospital address
D: medical record numbers
C: hospital address
Dr. Smith operated on Polly Jones, and it was determined three weeks after surgery that Dr. Smith left a small needle in the patient’s abdomen. Which doctrine would apply to this negligent act?
A: res gestae
B: res ipsa loquitur
C: res judicata
D: respondeat superior
B: res ipsa loquitur
The doctrine of respondeat superior would apply in which of the following situations?
A: An ambulance company documents incorrect information on an ambulance report. The hospital is liable.
B: An X-ray technician prepares the wrong patient for a CT scan. The supervisor is liable.
C: A nurse administers the wrong medication to a patient. The hospital is liable.
D: An attending physician operates on a patient’s wrong leg. The hospital is liable.
C: A nurse administers the wrong medication to a patient. The hospital is liable.
Mark Jones is receiving traction in the physical therapy department at Happy Hospital. The therapist sets the traction unit at a level higher than ordered, and Mark is injured. The hospital is liable for the negligent act under the doctrine of:
A: res gestae
B: res ipsa loquitur
C: res judicata
D: respondeat superior
D: respondeat superior
Sally is a coder for a dentist and needs to purchase updated service and procedure coding books. She should purchase:
A: CDT
B: CPT
C: HCPCS Level II
D: CDT and ICD-10-CM
A: CDT
The inpatient prospective payment system (IPPS) 72-hour rule requires that outpatient preadmission services provided by a hospital up to three days prior to a patient’s inpatient admission be covered by the DRG payment for:
A: diagnostic services
B: diagnostic and pharmacy services
C: diagnostic and therapeutic services with the same principal diagnosis code
D: therapeutic services
C: diagnostic and therapeutic services with the same principal diagnosis code
National Drug Codes are managed by the:
A: American Medical Association
B: American Pharmacy Association
C: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
D: Food and Drug Administration
D: Food and Drug Administration
A durable medical equipment company would classify medical equipment using:
A: CPT codes
B: CDT codes
C: HCPCS Level II codes
D: NDC codes
C: HCPCS Level II codes
The Joint Commission requires that a discharge summary be completed within ____ days of discharge.
a.25
b.15
c.30
d.20
C 30
Which of the following statements would be found as part of a preanesthesia note?
1. Patient denies any previous reactions to anesthesia.
2. Anesthesia to be used-general.
3. Patient had no reaction to current surgery.
4. Patient is at risk due to smoking history.
a.2 and 3
b.1, 2, and 3
c.1 and 2
d.1, 2, and 4
D 1, 2, 4
The minimum core data set used to collect information on individual hospital discharges for the Medicare and Medicaid programs is called the
a. Uniform Hospital Discharge Data Set.
b. Medicare/Medicaid Discharge Data Set.
c. Medicare/Medicaid Core Data Set.
d. Hospital Core Data Set.
a. Uniform Hospital Discharge Data Set.
Nurse Jones takes a telephone order from Dr. Blake. Determine which of the following should occur.
A: Dr. Blake needs to sign the order within the time period specified by the facility’s medical staff bylaws.
B: the order need to be signed by the phone staff
C: Dr Blake needs to sign the order if the order is altered
D: The order doesnot need to be signed by dr blake if it was signed by nurse jones
A: Dr. Blake needs to sign the order within the time period specified by the facility’s medical staff bylaws.
Sunny View Hospital is part of a large university hospital with a very active and congested file area. Records are filed and refiled throughout the day. Which filing system should be used to distribute the records equally in the file area?
A. numeric
B. serial
C. serial-unit
D. terminal digit
D. terminal digit
Which of the following is not a primary care service?
A: Vision and hearing screening
B: Family planning
C: Annual physical examination
D: Hysterectomy
D: Hysterectomy
Sunny Valley Hospital uses auto-authentication for transcribed records. Which of the following would apply?
A: Physicians enter a unique identifier before a report is transcribed.
B: physicians enter a unique identifier after a report is transcribed
C: Physicians sign the report after the report is placed on the chart
D: Physicians enter a unique indentifier immediately following transcription
A: Physicians enter a unique identifier before a report is transcribed.
Critical access hospitals (CAHs) are those located more than ____ miles from any other hospital or another CAH
A: 20
B 35
C 30
D 50
B 35
Mrs. organized has developed a draft strategic plan for Sunny Valley Hospital and will present the plan at the hospital board of trustees meeting next month. Ms. organized’s role at Sunny Valley Hospital is most likely _______
A chairperson of the board
B chief executive officer
C chief information official
D chief operating officer
B chief executive officer
Dr. Smith operated on Polly Jones, and it was determined three weeks after surgery that Dr. Smith left a small needle in the patient’s abdomen. Which doctrine would apply to this negligent act?
A
res ipsa loquitur
Dr. Smith is applying for health care privileges at Hilltop Hospital. As part of the process Sally Jones, medical staff coordinator, needs to obtain information about Dr. Smith’s licensure, medical malpractice history, and record of clinical privileges. This information can best be obtained from the:
National Practitioner Data Bank
Nurse Robin is using a report that records the late dosing of patients’ medications. This report was generated from which type of application?
A nursing
B pharmacy
C administrative
D medical documentation
A nursing
The National Commission on Correctional Health Care establishes standards that cover the following except:
A health record
b health care service support
c facility
D Inmate Visitation Schedule
Inmate Visitation Schedule
The QI department needs to obtain a list of patients discharged within the last three months with a diagnosis of diverticulitis. This information can be obtained from the:
A disease index
b physician index
c procedure index
d counter partner index
Disease Index
Which statement regarding the credentialing of a medical assistant is true?
A. Both the RMA and CMA credentials are obtained through the Association of Medical Technologists.
B. CMA credentialing is obtained through the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA).
C. CMA-eligible students can graduate from a program accredited by the United States Department of Education.
D. RMA-eligible students must graduate from a CAAHEP or ABHES accredited academic program.
B. CMA credentialing is obtained through the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA).
which as a standard classification of mental disorders published by the american psychiatric association APA
a ICHDH
b ncd
c dsm
d cpt
c dsm
Which coding system is used in the United States to collect information about diseases and injuries and to classify diagnoses and procedures?
a
ICD-10-CM/ICD-10-PCS
is a hospital that provides health care services to patients who have serious, sudden, or acute illnesses or injuries and/or who need certain surgeries
a military service
b acute care
c long-term care
d rehabilitation
b acute care
Which of the following describes alphabetic filing systems?
Changed patient names are cross-referenced.
AHIMA requires RHITs and RHIAs to submit proof of continuing education every:
A:
two years
An Internet-based third-party entity that manages and distributes software-based services across a WAN from a central data center is known as a(n) ____ provider.
✓ application service
Movable files are also known as:
a. compressible files
b. closed files
c. lateral files
d. open files
a. compressible files
Medical staff members are granted clinical privileges by the_______.
governing board
The type of law passed by a legislative body that can be amended, repealed, or expanded by that legislative body is called:
✓ statutory law
A health care professional who oversees the development, implementation, maintenance of, and adherence to the organization’s policies that cover the safeguarding of patient health information is called a
A:
privacy officer
Inpatients admitted to critical access hospitals are restricted to stays of ___ hours
A) 96
B) 24
C) 72
D) 48
A) 96
The Joint Commission and _____ work together to standardize common measures called the National Hospital Quality Measures.
A) AHIMA
B) AMA
C) CMS
D) WHO
CMS
The Medicaid Integrity Program, a fraud and abuse detection program, was established by the:
A:
Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
data is defined as
raw facts
Which of the following statements is true?
A) A covered entity must protect PHI of a deceased patient for six years.
B) A covered entity may not disclosure PHI to a business associate.
C) HIPAA mandates a time limit of 60 days for covered entities to respond to amendment requests.
D) Patients are not allowed access to their medical records until 60 days after discharge.
C) HIPAA mandates a time limit of 60 days for covered entities to respond to amendment request.
Which of the following observations would be found in the physical examination report?
a. Abdomen soft and tender with no rebound tenderness.
b. Has smoked two packs of cigarettes daily for past 30 years.
c. Needs assistance to perform activities of daily living.
d. Review of systems negative for hypertension and diabetes.
a. Abdomen soft and tender with no rebound tenderness.
An authorization to disclose protected health information is NOT required when
A) a patient’s new employer wishes to verify his past medical history.
B) Dr. Jones releases records to Dr. Smith for continuity of patient care.
C) Happy Hospital identifies a patient as a cancer survivor in their newsletter.
D) ABC Insurance Company verifies that a patient was diagnosed with HIV.
B) Dr. Jones releases records to Dr. Smith for continuity of patient care.
The organization that continues to improve the quality and availability of substance abuse prevention, addiction treatment, and mental health services is:
A) FDA B) IHS C) NIH D) SAMHSA
A:
SAMHSA
Sally works in a pathology laboratory, gathering information for staff pathologists. Which nonenclature does she use in her job?
A) DSM B) SNO C) SNOMED D) SNDO
✓ SNOMED
The goal of the Recovery Audit Contractor program is
A) recover payments made to health care facilities regardless of the payer
B) audit health care records for incomplete documentation
C) reimburse beneficiaries for payments made to them in error
D) identify improper payments made on claims of health care services provided to medicare beneficiaries
D) identify improper payments made on claims of health care services provided to medicare beneficiaries
Which of the following is true?
a. Automated record systems can help to prevent drug interactions.
b. Automated record systems have lower start-up costs than do manual systems.
c. Secure electronic communications among patients and providers does not need to be present for communication to occur.
d. In a manual patient record system, many users can access patient information at the same time.
a. Automated record systems can help to prevent drug interactions.
The Joint Commission requires patient records to be completed ____ days after a patient is discharged.
a. 25 b. 10 c. 15 d. 30
D 30
The CPC, CPC-H, CPC-A and CPC-H-A certifications are sponsored by:
A. AAPC
B. AHIMA
C. AMA
D. ACMCS
A. AAPC
Which of the following authorized the implementation of a PQRI that established a financial incentive for eligible professionals who participate in a voluntary quality reporting program
A. Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006
B. Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
C. Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act
D. HITECH Act
A. Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006
In relation to a hybrid record system, which of the following is false?
a. It helps organizations make the transition to a fully electronic system.
b. It totally eliminates paper record storage.
c. Technical staff is needed.
d. It improves readability in some sections of the record
b. It totally eliminates paper record storage.
Ms. RHIT is writing a policy for filing alphabetic records. Which statement below should be included in the policy?
a. When a patient is a senior or junior, file the record using senior or junior as the surname.
b. Prefixes included as part of the patient’s last name are filed alphabetically.
c. Arrange patient names according to given name, then surname.
d. When a hyphen is used in a patient’s name, ignore the letters that follow the hyphen.
b. Prefixes included as part of the patient’s last name are filed alphabetically.
A disadvantage of the serial numbering system is that
a. multiple locations must be accessed to retrieve patient records.
b. computer software must be purchased to manage the system.
c. previous folders must remain in the file system.
d. staff training is difficult and time-consuming.
a. multiple locations must be accessed to retrieve patient records.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of automated systems?
a. Updates of information are not easy.
b. Retrieval of customized information is difficult.
c. Technical staff is needed to maintain the system.
d. There is no downtime.
c. Technical staff is needed to maintain the system.
Hillcrest Hospital is conducting research on Alzheimer’s disease and wishes to obtain information from its state’s registry. Which information below would be unavailable from the registry?
✓ patient names
The early computerized medical record automation efforts focused on the:
a. scanning of documents into imaging systems.
b. development of RHIOs.
c. development of alerts, medication administration records, and provider orders communication and notes.
d. networking between the systems of separate facilities.
c. development of alerts, medication administration records, and provider orders communication and notes.
each year the business office, ancillary departments, and HIM department update the changes and codes for all procedures, services, and supplies. This information is entered into the computer system to create a
A) encounter form B) financial record C) superbill D) chargemaster
D) chargemaster
James Jones is scheduled for outpatient surgery on July 15. He undergoes preoperative testing on July 3 and is assigned patient record number 234567. He undergoes outpatient surgery on July 15 and is assigned patient record number 334789. On October 10, he is admitted as an inpatient and assigned patient record number 435679. His record is filed in three different locations. The system being used is:
b. Serial Numbering
Patients that undergo procedures that can be performed on an outpatient basis are categorized as
A) ambulatory patients
B) clinic outpatients
C) observation patients
D) ambulatory surgery patients
D) ambulatory surgery patients
The purpose for which data is collected is known as:
a. Data Application
Hillcrest Hospital uses terminal-digit numbering to file records and color codes only the primary number. Using the table below, what would be the color pattern for record number 39-09-15?
c. Red, Dark Green
Which of the following is documented on the physical examination?
a .Denies loss of hearing.
b .Patient’s lungs are congested.
c. Zocar, 40 mg, daily
d.”I’m feeling very tired lately.”
b.
Patient’s lungs are congested.
Dr. Jones records the following information in the section of a patient’s SOAP note: BP is 120/74. Temperature is 100 degrees examination, lungs are clear but patient has nasal congestion.
✓ b. Objective
✓ b. Objective
Every report and every page/screen in a manual or computerized patient record must include
a. patient name and identification number.
b. patient name and date of birth.
c. medical record number and Social Security number.
d. medical record number and date of birth.
a. patient name and identification number.
Which of the following will occur in an HIM department that has an electronic record system?
Notes that are not authenticated.
Sue has just accepted a position at the National Library of Medicine to retrieve and process electronic biomedical information for health care universities. Her supervisor informs her that she will be receiving coding training for:
A CMIT
B CPT
C UMLS
D DSM-III
C UMLS
A candidate for hospice care would be a patient who:
A was diagnosed with cancer
B has a nonhealing fracture
C is a postsurgical patient
D manages his high blood pressure at home
A was diagnosed with cancer
A candidate for hospice care would be a patient who:
A was diagnosed with cancer
B has a nonhealing fracture
C is a postsurgical patient
D manages his high blood pressure at home
A was diagnosed with cancer
Dr. Smith has 10 patient records that are delinquent. The action that could be taken by the hospital includes
a. suspension of license.
b. suspension of physician privileges.
c. revoking the physician’s license.
d. denial of clinical privileges.
b. suspension of physician privileges.
Hillcrest Hospital is writing a retention policy for the health information management (HIM) department. Which index must be retained permanently?
A disease index
B master patient index
C procedure index
D operative index
B master patient index
Intravenous administration of chemical agents that have specific and toxic effects upon a disease - causing cell or organism.
A hydration therapy
B pain management
C chemotherapy
D drug therapy
C chemotherapy
A formal recording of items, names, or actions is known as a
A Chart
B register
C line graph
D index
B register
Hospital reimbursement based on a retrospective payment system that issues payment based on daily charges is called
A) per diem
B) RPS
C) an 80/20 plan
D) fee_for_service
A) per diem
The exchange of data among multiple software products is known as:
A data collection
B data capture
C computer interface
D computer sharing
C computer interface
Which of the following is an advantage of an automated systems?
a. Low start-up costs.
b. Requires untrained staff.
c. User resistance is unlikely.
d. Eliminates paper record storage.
d. Eliminates paper record storage.
The process of translating data into information utilized for an application.
data analysis
a group practice usually consists of
three or more physicians
Which is a freestanding facility that provides radiographic services such as MRI and PET?
A) imaging center
B) satellite center
C) clinical laboratory
D) clinical center
A) imaging center
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
A radiology
B patient monitoring
C pharmacy
D laboratory
D laboratory
a nursing home administrator places the following advertisement in a local newspaper: “Seeking a health care professional who has the ability to coordinate a program to ensure superior patient care, monitor and improve patient outcomes, monitor facility compliance with accreditation and regulatory standards, and coordinate preparation for survey’s
quality manager
The physicians at Sunny Valley Hospital have requested that all progress notes be organized with the most current progress note filed first, a type of filing order known as:
reverse chronological date order
