RMA: Flashcards

1
Q

All except __ are instances where a CMA can share unauthorized patient’s health information.

A

Clinical meetings

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2
Q

HIPPA requires that protected information be kept in confidence according to the requirements of the law. What is not an example of protected information?

A

Incident reports

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3
Q

Which of the following concerning HIPAA guidelines of protected health information is true?

A

Breaches of confidentiality may be legal in some cases.

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4
Q

What gives patients the right to revoke authorization to release protected health information?

A

Privacy Rule

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5
Q

Concerning the use and disposal of PHI, HIPAA requires covered entities to do all except ___

A

Store PHI for at least three years.

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6
Q

__ uses incentives to encourage health professionals to comply and demonstrate their meaningful use of EHR?

A

HITECH

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7
Q

Which of the following scenarios describes a violation of the principles and policies of HIPAA?

A

Discussing the patient’s health condition with a colleague at the cafeteria.

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8
Q

A prescription order requests that 50, 000 units of a drug be added to an IV solution. The available dose is 10,0000 units/1.5 mL. How many mL will be used?

A

7.5 mL

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9
Q

A physician order is as follows: gentamicin 60 mg IM tid for 7 days. The available strength is 80 mg/ 2 mL ampoule. How many ampoules will be used?

A

16

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10
Q

Which of these can be reported to relevant authority without a patients consent?

A

Gunshot wound

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11
Q

Tachypnea is generally defined as a patient taking more than how many breaths per minute?

A

20

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12
Q

A normal healthy adult bpm:

A

12-20
Newborn infants- up to 44

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13
Q

Which of the following is categorized as a flat bone?

A

Scapula

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14
Q

What does the word antenatal mean?

A

Before birth

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15
Q

Which of the following would be a direct result of lipid depletion in the human body?

A

The decrease in the amount of estrogen produced.

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16
Q

Colitis:

A

Inflamed colon

17
Q

Appendicitis:

A

Inflamed appendix

18
Q

Laryngitis:

A

Inflamed larynx

19
Q

If a pt makes his/ her condition worse by ignoring medical advice, that may be considered:

A

Contributory Negligence

20
Q

If a pt cancels an appt it is essential that you..?

A

Check if they need to reschedule

21
Q

Which of these is most important when dealing with medical records?

A

Confidentiality

22
Q

Which of these is the only entitled to immediate access to pt medical records?

A

The patients physician

23
Q

Which of these is the only risk a computer cable may not present??

A

(Flood)!
Trip
Electrocution
Fire

24
Q

What should explain the costs of their care to a patient?

A

The administrative staff

25
Q

Under what circumstances should a pt blood be considered ineffective or infectious?

A

If the pt is homeless, an intravenous drug user, from sub Saharan Africa

All the above!

26
Q

Which of these fluids present the greatest risk for HIV infection to medical workers?

A

Blood

27
Q

To ensure accuracy in testing all equipment must be properly??

A

Calibrated

28
Q

Some simple tests fall under waivers from which of these bodies?

A

CLIA

29
Q

CLIA

A

Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments 1988

30
Q

In order to prescribe controlled substances a medical practitioner needs a license from?

A

THE DEATH

31
Q

DEA license;

A

Lasts 3 years, can be taken away for malpractice, costs $731

32
Q

If a patient has a problem such as Deep Vein Thrombosis or Pulmonary Embolism they may need a drug to stop the blood thickening. This is called an.

A

Anticoagulant

33
Q

Blood clotting quickly can cause:

A

DVT or pulmonary embolism
An anticoagulant cause slow the process such as Coumadin (aka Warfarin) and Heparin.

34
Q

A normal pulse rate for a healthy adult it should be between?

A

60-100 BPM

35
Q

Which of these is the most common and effective place to read a pulse?

A

Radial artery