DAT 101 Exam-104 Questions with Complete Solutions

DAT 101 Exam-104 Questions with Complete Solutions At the completion of the diagnostic gathering process, the dentist will - CORRECT ANSWER formulate an assessment from the findings of the patient's oral health The patient record is - CORRECT ANSWER a permanent document · A written privacy policy informing a patient that an office will not use or disclose Protected Health Information (PHI) for any purpose other than treatment, diagnosis, and billing is mandated by the - CORRECT ANSWER Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) · The written medical-dental health history form is - CORRECT ANSWER regarded as minimal information · The dental assistant should offer to help the patient to complete the medical-dental history form - CORRECT ANSWER because there may be a language barrier, and because the patient may not understand the terminology used · To ensure patient safety, medical alerts and other precautions should be noted by - CORRECT ANSWER affixing an "alert" sticker to the inside cover of the patient record if you are using paper forms · A patient's medical-dental history should be updated - CORRECT ANSWER every time the patient comes into the office · Progress notes should document - CORRECT ANSWER date, tooth number, and treatment. Expected outcomes of treatment and description of possible complications are recorded on the - CORRECT ANSWER informed consent form · The patient record consists of - CORRECT ANSWER registration form and HIPPA form, the medical-dental history form, medical alert info. form, and radiographic exam. It also includes the clinical examination and consent forms. Properly documenting patient information helps in clinical patient care and - CORRECT ANSWER conveys a legal significance of which the dentist and assistant must be aware · After patients review the HIPAA written policy, they sign a form that - CORRECT ANSWER acknowledges the patient's receipt of the privacy policy