CERTIFIED REVENUE CYCLE
REPRESENTATIVE CRCR COMPREHENSIVE
EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS AND FULL
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
⩥ NIH. Answer: National Institutes of Health
⩥ FDA. Answer: Food and Drug Administration
⩥ CDC. Answer: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
⩥ ATSDR. Answer: Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
⩥ IHS. Answer: Indian Health Service
⩥ HRSA. Answer: Health Resources and Services Administration
⩥ SAMHSA. Answer: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration
⩥ CMS. Answer: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
,⩥ ACF. Answer: Administration for Children and Families
⩥ ACL. Answer: Administration for Community Living
⩥ Title XVIII. Answer: Medicare
⩥ Title XIX. Answer: Medicaid
⩥ QIO. Answer: Quality Improvement Organization
⩥ OIG. Answer: Office of Inspector General
⩥ AHA. Answer: American Hospital Association - Patient Care
Partnership brochure, formerly known as Patient's Bill of Rights
⩥ HIPPA. Answer: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
⩥ PHI. Answer: Protected Health Information - Any data that could be
used, individually or in combination, to match patients with medical
information. Examples: name, date of birth, address, phone number,
email address, SSN, MRN, employers name/address, relative's
name/address, certificate number, photograph, fingerprints, and more.
, ⩥ PSDA. Answer: Patient Self-Determination Act - deals with advance
directives, or written statements of a patient's wishes regarding medical
treatment in the event that he or she becomes unable to make certain
decisions.
⩥ Living Will. Answer: document that specifies treatments a patient
does not want to receive
⩥ POA. Answer: power of attorney - a document that designates
someone else to make decisions on the patient's behalf if he or she is
unable to do so
⩥ DNR. Answer: do not resuscitate order
⩥ PPACA. Answer: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
⩥ Fraud. Answer: intentional or illegal deception or misrepresentation
made for the purpose of personal gain, or to harm or manipulate another
person or organization (ie billing for services that weren't furnished)
⩥ Abuse. Answer: incidents or practices of healthcare workers that,
although not usually considered fraudulent, are inconsistent with
accepted sound practices (ie excessive or unwarranted use of technology
and services)
REPRESENTATIVE CRCR COMPREHENSIVE
EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS AND FULL
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
⩥ NIH. Answer: National Institutes of Health
⩥ FDA. Answer: Food and Drug Administration
⩥ CDC. Answer: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
⩥ ATSDR. Answer: Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
⩥ IHS. Answer: Indian Health Service
⩥ HRSA. Answer: Health Resources and Services Administration
⩥ SAMHSA. Answer: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration
⩥ CMS. Answer: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
,⩥ ACF. Answer: Administration for Children and Families
⩥ ACL. Answer: Administration for Community Living
⩥ Title XVIII. Answer: Medicare
⩥ Title XIX. Answer: Medicaid
⩥ QIO. Answer: Quality Improvement Organization
⩥ OIG. Answer: Office of Inspector General
⩥ AHA. Answer: American Hospital Association - Patient Care
Partnership brochure, formerly known as Patient's Bill of Rights
⩥ HIPPA. Answer: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
⩥ PHI. Answer: Protected Health Information - Any data that could be
used, individually or in combination, to match patients with medical
information. Examples: name, date of birth, address, phone number,
email address, SSN, MRN, employers name/address, relative's
name/address, certificate number, photograph, fingerprints, and more.
, ⩥ PSDA. Answer: Patient Self-Determination Act - deals with advance
directives, or written statements of a patient's wishes regarding medical
treatment in the event that he or she becomes unable to make certain
decisions.
⩥ Living Will. Answer: document that specifies treatments a patient
does not want to receive
⩥ POA. Answer: power of attorney - a document that designates
someone else to make decisions on the patient's behalf if he or she is
unable to do so
⩥ DNR. Answer: do not resuscitate order
⩥ PPACA. Answer: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
⩥ Fraud. Answer: intentional or illegal deception or misrepresentation
made for the purpose of personal gain, or to harm or manipulate another
person or organization (ie billing for services that weren't furnished)
⩥ Abuse. Answer: incidents or practices of healthcare workers that,
although not usually considered fraudulent, are inconsistent with
accepted sound practices (ie excessive or unwarranted use of technology
and services)
