HIT 101, Spring 2009, Exam II (Lessons 6-8), Combo Quizzes
An electronic or paper health record maintained and updated by an individual for himself or herself.
A computerized health record of health information and associated processes.
An Electronic Document Management System
A health record that includes both paper and electronic elements
Essentially the record that must be delivered in response to a subpoena. The LHR is usually a subset of the EHR.
An electronic or paper health record maintained and updated by an individual for himself or herself.
A computerized health record of health information and associated processes.
An Electronic Document Management System
A health record that includes both paper and electronic elements
Essentially the record that must be delivered in response to a subpoena. The LHR is usually a subset of the EHR.
An electronic or paper health record maintained and updated by an individual for himself or herself.
A computerized health record of health information and associated processes.
An Electronic Document Management System
A health record that includes both paper and electronic elements
Essentially the record that must be delivered in response to a subpoena. The LHR is usually a subset of the EHR.
An electronic or paper health record maintained and updated by an individual for himself or herself.
A computerized health record of health information and associated processes.
An Electronic Document Management System
A health record that includes both paper and electronic elements
Essentially the record that must be delivered in response to a subpoena. The LHR is usually a subset of the EHR.
True
False
True
False
Corporation
Electronic health record
Hospital system
Regional health information organization
The Joint Commission
HL-7
Medicare's Conditions of Participation
Your facility's data dictionary
Device to enter data
Protocol for describing data
Program to exchange data
Standard vocabulary
Purging records.
Assembling records.
Logging records.
Cycling records.
Roll microfilm
Jacket microfilm
Microfiche
Allows random access for retrieval of documents
Can be viewed by more than one person at a time
Can be viewed from locations remote from the HIM department
Is a paperless system
Chart deficiency system
Chart tracking system
Abstracting system
None of the above
Are maintained separately from the health record.
Are not part of the legal health record.
Are received by the HIM department and added to the health record after it has been processed.
Are misfiled.
Incomplete record file.
Permanent file.
Temporary file.
Remote storage file.
Serial numbering system
Unit numbering system
Straight numerical filing system
Middle-digit filing system
Disease index
Outguidef
Deficiency slip
MPI
Unit
Serial-unit
Serial
Alphabetic
Unit
Serial
Terminal-digit
Alphabetic
Checking that all forms contain the patient’s name and health record number
Checking that all forms and reports are present
Checking that every word in the record is spelled correctly
Checking that reports requiring authentication have signatures
Every form should have a unique identification number.
Every form should have a clear, concise title.
Bright colors should be used to identify forms.
Paper ranging from twenty to twenty-four pounds in weight should be used for forms that will be copied, faxed, or scanned.
Keystrokes should be minimized by using pop-up menus.
Electronic forms should use completeness checks.
Electronic forms should use radio buttons for multiple selections of items.
Electronic forms should use text boxes to enter text.
Easy to train new personnel to file
Uneven expansion of file shelves or cabinets
Ease of creation
No reliance on an index or authority file
MPI
Provider file
Physician index
Patient registry
Outguide folder
Requisition
MPI
Patient registry
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