Rest API Quiz: MCQ Test!
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How many days after the patient letter is sent should the RN contact the patient if he/she has not called in yet?
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14 days
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7 days
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10 days
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5 days
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This REST API Quiz tests knowledge on patient management protocols within the REST Study, focusing on timelines, status updates, and procedural responses. It evaluates understanding of patient contact, account status management, and compliance with clinical standards.
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The program type for the REST Study that is added to the patients’ status screen is?
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REST
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RST
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RESTSTUDY
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RECP
Correct Answer
A. RESTExplanation
The correct answer is REST because it is the program type that is added to the patients' status screen in the REST Study. This suggests that the program being referred to is related to REST, which is a commonly used architectural style for designing networked applications.Rate this question:
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The status of the patient’s account is changed to after the patient letter has been sent is?
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ACTIVE IN-PROCESS
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POTENTIAL
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ACTIVE PENDING
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ACTIVE ENROLLED
Correct Answer
A. ACTIVE PENDINGExplanation
After the patient letter has been sent, the status of the patient's account is changed to "ACTIVE PENDING." This means that the patient's account is currently active, but there is a pending action or decision that needs to be made regarding their account. It suggests that there is some further process or step that needs to be completed before the account can be fully enrolled or finalized.Rate this question:
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When does the RN assign her nurse code to the patient’s account?
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After she makes the Initial Patient Call to the patient and the patient verbally agrees
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After she makes the IC Review call with the patient
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After the patient letter is sent to the patient
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After she signs the Informed Consent and changes the status to ACTIVE ENROLLED
Correct Answer
A. After she makes the Initial Patient Call to the patient and the patient verbally agreesExplanation
The RN assigns her nurse code to the patient's account after she makes the Initial Patient Call to the patient and the patient verbally agrees. This indicates that the nurse has successfully established contact with the patient and obtained their consent to proceed with the necessary procedures. The nurse code is then assigned to the patient's account to track and document the nurse's involvement in their care.Rate this question:
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If the kit is unusable when it is received, what is the status the AC will enter?
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IC Incomplete
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Kit Unusable
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Non-Viable Kit
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No status is entered for this scenario
Correct Answer
A. Non-Viable KitExplanation
If the kit is received in an unusable condition, it will be considered a non-viable kit. This means that the kit cannot be used and is not suitable for its intended purpose. In this scenario, the AC (presumably the person responsible for receiving and assessing the kit) will enter the status of "Non-Viable Kit" to indicate that the kit is not usable.Rate this question:
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The status screen failure is only used after the patient has been enrolled.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The status screen failure is only used after the patient has been enrolled. This means that the failure of the status screen is relevant or applicable only once the patient has already been enrolled in a program or system. Prior to enrollment, the status screen failure would not be relevant or applicable. Therefore, the statement "The status screen failure is only used after the patient has been enrolled" is true.Rate this question:
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The name of the assessment the RN uses to contact the patient about an issue with the IC/Kit is called IC/KIT Received.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The given statement is false. The name of the assessment the RN uses to contact the patient about an issue with the IC/Kit is not called IC/KIT Received.Rate this question:
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If a patient is enrolled and requests his/her sample be destroyed, the RN will change the status to Consent Withdrawn.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
If a patient is enrolled and requests their sample to be destroyed, it is the responsibility of the RN to change the status to Consent Withdrawn. This indicates that the patient has withdrawn their consent for their sample to be used or stored. By changing the status to Consent Withdrawn, the RN ensures that the patient's wishes are respected and that their sample is not used for any purposes without their consent. Therefore, the statement "True" is correct.Rate this question:
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The file type of the image of the IC signed by the RN is RN SIGNED INFORMED CONSENT.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the file type of the image of the IC signed by the RN is indeed RN SIGNED INFORMED CONSENT.Rate this question:
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The assessment the RN uses to contact the patient back when doing a repeat kit is?
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IC Review Call
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Initial Patient Call
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IC/KIT Follow-up
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Repeat IC/KIT
Correct Answer
A. Repeat IC/KITExplanation
The correct answer is "Repeat IC/KIT." When a nurse is doing a repeat kit, they need to contact the patient back to gather additional information or follow up on the previous assessment. This is done through a repeat IC/KIT, which allows the nurse to assess the patient's condition, provide further instructions, or address any concerns or issues that may have arisen since the initial assessment. It is an important step in ensuring the patient's well-being and the effectiveness of the treatment plan.Rate this question:
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The follow-up date for the Initial Patient call is set to the date of the Informed Consent Call.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the follow-up date for the Initial Patient call is indeed set to the date of the Informed Consent Call. This means that after the Informed Consent Call, the follow-up date is scheduled for the same day.Rate this question:
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Tasks should always be completed with a reason of Assessment Closed.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The correct answer is true because tasks should always be completed with a reason of Assessment Closed. This means that when a task is marked as completed, there should be a clear reason provided for why it is being closed. This helps to ensure accountability and transparency in the assessment process. Without a reason for closure, it would be difficult to track progress and understand the decision-making behind closing a task.Rate this question:
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The follow-up days set on the IC Review call are?
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7 days
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Mail date +1 day
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3 days
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No Follow-up days are set
Correct Answer
A. Mail date +1 dayExplanation
The correct answer is "Mail date +1 day". This means that the follow-up days for the IC Review call are set for the day after the mail date. This allows for sufficient time for the mail to be delivered and reviewed before the follow-up call is scheduled.Rate this question:
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The status the RN changes the patient’s account to when the IC Review call has been completed is?
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IC COMPLETE
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ACTIVE ENROLLED
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PENDING IC
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ACTIVE IN PROCESS
Correct Answer
A. PENDING ICExplanation
After the IC Review call has been completed, the status of the patient's account is changed to "PENDING IC." This suggests that the review process is not yet fully completed and there are still pending actions or decisions related to the patient's case. The status indicates that further review or verification is required before a final decision can be made regarding the patient's account.Rate this question:
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The Assessment the AC completes when receiving the IC is?
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IC/KIT Received
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IC/KIT Follow-up
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Specimen Shipped to Patient
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No assessment is completed
Correct Answer
A. IC/KIT ReceivedExplanation
When the AC (Assessment Coordinator) receives the IC (Initial Consultation), they complete the assessment of IC/KIT Received. This means that they acknowledge the receipt of the IC or the initial consultation and proceed with the necessary steps for further evaluation and follow-up. This assessment is an important part of the process to ensure that the IC is properly received and documented for further actions.Rate this question:
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