BTE 450 Midterm
Handwriting, speaking, typing, touching a screen or pointing and clicking on words or phrases are all
examples of: - Information capture
As reimbursement becomes more complex, which of the following systems must evolve to support
payments based on quality and performance? - Revenue cycle system
__________ is a general term for software that is written to "infect" and subsequently harm a computer
system. - Malware
__________ is an individual's constitutional right to be left alone and to limit access to his or her health
care information. - Privacy
__________ is best defined as the ability of a system to exchange electronic health information with and
use electronic health information from other systems without special effort on the part of the user. -
Interoperability
__________ is the ability to identify a patient or cohort at risk for a negative health event or preventable
health care utilization. - Stratification
__________ relies on trust that information shared with a health care provider during the course of
treatment will be used only for its intended purpose and not disclosed - Confidentiality
According to the Medical Records Institute (MRI), which is NOT listed as one of the five major functions
that are negatively impacted by poor-quality documentation:
a. Patient safety
b. Continuity of patient care
c. Employee Satisfaction
d. Public safety - Employee satisfaction
, Despite the proliferation in the adoption and use of EHR systems, health care providers and
organizations still face which three critical issues? - interoperability, usability, and health IT safety
Errors that can be attributed to a flaw or discrepancy in adherence to standard operating procedures or
systems are known as: - systemic errors
Health care data is most useful and can be best used for decision making when processed into: -
Health care knowledge
HIPAA, signed into law in 1996, was designed primarily to - -Make health insurance more
affordable
-simplify administrative processes
-protect the security and confidentiality of personal health information
If a breach of unsecured protected health information occurs, all of the following should be notified
except: - Office for the national coordinator for Health IT
Illegible handwriting is an example of a: - Random error
Population health management requires a shift in industry perspectives and health care practices. Which
of the following is NOT characteristic of PHM? - offering care at centralized facilities
Raw unprocessed healthcare facts generally stored as characters, words, or symbols is known as: -
Health care data
Shared savings programs are best defined - Rewarding providers by paying a bonus that is
explicitly connected to the amount by which they reduce the total cost of care
The majority of problems with health care data content can generally be traced to: -
Documentation practices
Handwriting, speaking, typing, touching a screen or pointing and clicking on words or phrases are all
examples of: - Information capture
As reimbursement becomes more complex, which of the following systems must evolve to support
payments based on quality and performance? - Revenue cycle system
__________ is a general term for software that is written to "infect" and subsequently harm a computer
system. - Malware
__________ is an individual's constitutional right to be left alone and to limit access to his or her health
care information. - Privacy
__________ is best defined as the ability of a system to exchange electronic health information with and
use electronic health information from other systems without special effort on the part of the user. -
Interoperability
__________ is the ability to identify a patient or cohort at risk for a negative health event or preventable
health care utilization. - Stratification
__________ relies on trust that information shared with a health care provider during the course of
treatment will be used only for its intended purpose and not disclosed - Confidentiality
According to the Medical Records Institute (MRI), which is NOT listed as one of the five major functions
that are negatively impacted by poor-quality documentation:
a. Patient safety
b. Continuity of patient care
c. Employee Satisfaction
d. Public safety - Employee satisfaction
, Despite the proliferation in the adoption and use of EHR systems, health care providers and
organizations still face which three critical issues? - interoperability, usability, and health IT safety
Errors that can be attributed to a flaw or discrepancy in adherence to standard operating procedures or
systems are known as: - systemic errors
Health care data is most useful and can be best used for decision making when processed into: -
Health care knowledge
HIPAA, signed into law in 1996, was designed primarily to - -Make health insurance more
affordable
-simplify administrative processes
-protect the security and confidentiality of personal health information
If a breach of unsecured protected health information occurs, all of the following should be notified
except: - Office for the national coordinator for Health IT
Illegible handwriting is an example of a: - Random error
Population health management requires a shift in industry perspectives and health care practices. Which
of the following is NOT characteristic of PHM? - offering care at centralized facilities
Raw unprocessed healthcare facts generally stored as characters, words, or symbols is known as: -
Health care data
Shared savings programs are best defined - Rewarding providers by paying a bonus that is
explicitly connected to the amount by which they reduce the total cost of care
The majority of problems with health care data content can generally be traced to: -
Documentation practices
