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WGU C810 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
An acute care facility is concerned with identity theft and wants to
update policies to detect identity theft in day-to-day operations,
take steps to prevent the crime, and mitigate its damage.
Which prevention program element should the facility update? -
ANSWER-Red Flags Rule
A hospital's chief executive officer (CEO) notices a spike in
complaints about a certain unit and wants to know the average
number of patients admitted to that unit in order to monitor staff
need.
Where should the CEO look for this data? - ANSWER-Daily
census report
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When an entry is made to the disease registry, an automatic
format check ensures the data field for "Present on Admission"
(POA) is completed.
Which principle of data stewardship is this an example of? -
ANSWER-Establishing controls
A report is needed from a disease registry, but patients' names
must be de-identified.
Which category of key principles and practices applies to this
scenario? - ANSWER-Responsibility of health data steward
Which type of health record has led to new challenges for HIM
professionals interfacing with patients? - ANSWER-PHRs
(personal health records)
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Which method involves the recording of supplies and services
and allows for monitoring costs and measurement of productivity?
- ANSWER-Charge capture
In which healthcare setting does CMS require specific
documentation by the attending physician what updating a
patient's plan of care? - ANSWER-Home healthcare
Where can a patient view and pay their bill? - ANSWER-
patient/member web portal
For which healthcare setting is the patient's H&P a required part
of the health record? - ANSWER-acute care and behavioral health
Which does not fall under data governance? - ANSWER-retention
and disposal policies
----- is characterized as a continuous process "setting standards,
building quality into processes that create, transform, and store
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data, and measuring data against standards. - ANSWER-data
quality management
The 3 major parts of the DGI framework are rules and rules of
engagement, people and organizational bodies, and --------. -
ANSWER-DG processes
Processes can be proactive, reactive, or --------. - ANSWER-
ongoing
Which reimbursement methodology is typically used for
government sponsored healthcare programs? - ANSWER-
prospective payment system
When patients have more than one health insurance, what
process ensures that there are no duplication of benefits paid? -
ANSWER-coordination of benefits
Record of all changes and actions performed with a system, for
security purposes. - ANSWER-audit trails
WGU C810 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
An acute care facility is concerned with identity theft and wants to
update policies to detect identity theft in day-to-day operations,
take steps to prevent the crime, and mitigate its damage.
Which prevention program element should the facility update? -
ANSWER-Red Flags Rule
A hospital's chief executive officer (CEO) notices a spike in
complaints about a certain unit and wants to know the average
number of patients admitted to that unit in order to monitor staff
need.
Where should the CEO look for this data? - ANSWER-Daily
census report
,2|Page
When an entry is made to the disease registry, an automatic
format check ensures the data field for "Present on Admission"
(POA) is completed.
Which principle of data stewardship is this an example of? -
ANSWER-Establishing controls
A report is needed from a disease registry, but patients' names
must be de-identified.
Which category of key principles and practices applies to this
scenario? - ANSWER-Responsibility of health data steward
Which type of health record has led to new challenges for HIM
professionals interfacing with patients? - ANSWER-PHRs
(personal health records)
,3|Page
Which method involves the recording of supplies and services
and allows for monitoring costs and measurement of productivity?
- ANSWER-Charge capture
In which healthcare setting does CMS require specific
documentation by the attending physician what updating a
patient's plan of care? - ANSWER-Home healthcare
Where can a patient view and pay their bill? - ANSWER-
patient/member web portal
For which healthcare setting is the patient's H&P a required part
of the health record? - ANSWER-acute care and behavioral health
Which does not fall under data governance? - ANSWER-retention
and disposal policies
----- is characterized as a continuous process "setting standards,
building quality into processes that create, transform, and store
, 4|Page
data, and measuring data against standards. - ANSWER-data
quality management
The 3 major parts of the DGI framework are rules and rules of
engagement, people and organizational bodies, and --------. -
ANSWER-DG processes
Processes can be proactive, reactive, or --------. - ANSWER-
ongoing
Which reimbursement methodology is typically used for
government sponsored healthcare programs? - ANSWER-
prospective payment system
When patients have more than one health insurance, what
process ensures that there are no duplication of benefits paid? -
ANSWER-coordination of benefits
Record of all changes and actions performed with a system, for
security purposes. - ANSWER-audit trails
