HCMT 2061 CANCER REGISTRY
OPERATIONS MIDTERM STUDY
GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
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A facility's reportable list may combine which reporting
requirements?
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The central registry, CoC-
A record of all research studies accreditation (if applicable),
conducted on cancer. and any reportable-by-
agreement requests.
, A list of All cancer A summary of patient demographics
medications available at the and health histories.
facility.
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What are the six stages of the facility casefinding process?
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Surgery schedules and reports, nuclear medicine treatment logs, radiology logs
and reports, diagnostic imaging, cytology reports, autopsies.
CoC (Commission on Cancer); NAPBC (National Accreditation Program for
Breast Centers); and NAPRC (National Accreditation for Rectal Cancer)
1. Create opportunities for meaningful health services research.
2.Reduce the impact of cancer by increasing knowledge and awareness of new
evidence and practice standards.
3. Develop and implement evidence-based practices in surgical oncology.
4. Increase participation of community oncology surgeons in cancer care
research and cancer care activities.
1. Identify types of cases to report
2.Review casefinding sources to identify reportable cases
3.Analyze cases in the suspense system
4. Determine if case moves from suspense system to the Cancer Registry
5. Ensure casefinding completeness.
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What is an accession register?
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An annual, sequential listing
of all reportable cancers A record of all patients treated
included in the registry. for cancer in a given year.
A list of all medical staff involved A summary of all cancer research
in cancer treatment. conducted at the facility.
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Which code is very important during casefinding? Why?
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Patient id; it is essential for tracking Behavior code; if it is a 2 or 3,
individual treatment outcomes. the case is reportable
, Diagnosis code; it determines the Treatment code; it indicates the
type of cancer treatment specific therapy administered.
required.
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What is passive casefinding?
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A process where patients report A method for evaluating the
their own cancer cases. effectiveness of cancer treatments.
The cancer registry is
notified of possible cases A system for classifying
by other cancer types based on
departments. severity.
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What are the 4 additional programs offered by the ACoS?
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OPERATIONS MIDTERM STUDY
GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
1 of 49
Term
A facility's reportable list may combine which reporting
requirements?
Give this one a try later!
The central registry, CoC-
A record of all research studies accreditation (if applicable),
conducted on cancer. and any reportable-by-
agreement requests.
, A list of All cancer A summary of patient demographics
medications available at the and health histories.
facility.
Don't know?
2 of 49
Term
What are the six stages of the facility casefinding process?
Give this one a try later!
Surgery schedules and reports, nuclear medicine treatment logs, radiology logs
and reports, diagnostic imaging, cytology reports, autopsies.
CoC (Commission on Cancer); NAPBC (National Accreditation Program for
Breast Centers); and NAPRC (National Accreditation for Rectal Cancer)
1. Create opportunities for meaningful health services research.
2.Reduce the impact of cancer by increasing knowledge and awareness of new
evidence and practice standards.
3. Develop and implement evidence-based practices in surgical oncology.
4. Increase participation of community oncology surgeons in cancer care
research and cancer care activities.
1. Identify types of cases to report
2.Review casefinding sources to identify reportable cases
3.Analyze cases in the suspense system
4. Determine if case moves from suspense system to the Cancer Registry
5. Ensure casefinding completeness.
, Don't know?
3 of 49
Term
What is an accession register?
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An annual, sequential listing
of all reportable cancers A record of all patients treated
included in the registry. for cancer in a given year.
A list of all medical staff involved A summary of all cancer research
in cancer treatment. conducted at the facility.
Don't know?
4 of 49
Term
Which code is very important during casefinding? Why?
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Patient id; it is essential for tracking Behavior code; if it is a 2 or 3,
individual treatment outcomes. the case is reportable
, Diagnosis code; it determines the Treatment code; it indicates the
type of cancer treatment specific therapy administered.
required.
Don't know?
5 of 49
Term
What is passive casefinding?
Give this one a try later!
A process where patients report A method for evaluating the
their own cancer cases. effectiveness of cancer treatments.
The cancer registry is
notified of possible cases A system for classifying
by other cancer types based on
departments. severity.
Don't know?
6 of 49
Term
What are the 4 additional programs offered by the ACoS?
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