HCMT 2061 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
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1 of 60
Term
casefinding (2-review casefinding sources to find reportable cases)
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id cases to report
review casefinding sources
analyze cases in suspense system
determine if moves to cancer registry 5-
ensure casefinding completeness
, 1- consolidate
2- review cases for terms that indicate malignancy or CNS tumor or have
disease codes for cancer
if new: add to registry
if existing: update abstract
if doesn't meet requirements: delete
PRIMARY: path reports, med and radiation oncology logs, HIM disease
index
SECONDARY: surgical schedule, nuclear med tx log, radiology log
*put potential cases in suspense system
*need to know class of case (STORE)
main considerations:
-diagnosis
-primary site
-reference date
-reason for visit
ANALYTIC-required to be abstracted bc of your facility's involvement
NONANALYTIC-may be abstracted if required by central or reportable
by agreement
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2 of 60
Definition
Commission on Cancer
goal: improve survival and quality of life
-multidisciplinary team
-sets standards, accredits
-analyze data from cancer programs
,-enhance cancer control and surveillance
-education programs
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CoC survey/accreditation
preparation (4 ) NAPBC
CSSP CoC
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3 of 60
Definition
active-ca registry personnel retrieve and review source documents
passive-when other departments notify you
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casefinding
ACTIVE casefinding (5-ensure casefinding
PASSIVE completeness)
casefinding (2-review casefinding casefinding (4-determine if added
sources to find reportable cases) to cancer registry)
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, 4 of 60
Definition
refers to the effective date on or after which all reportable cases
should be registered in a registry database
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date of last contact accession number
reference date date of first contact
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5 of 60
Definition
a listing of patients seen in a hospital, both inpatient and outpatient,
with ICD-10-CM
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Cancer program survey
Patient letter
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
ANSWERS!!
1 of 60
Term
casefinding (2-review casefinding sources to find reportable cases)
Give this one a try later!
id cases to report
review casefinding sources
analyze cases in suspense system
determine if moves to cancer registry 5-
ensure casefinding completeness
, 1- consolidate
2- review cases for terms that indicate malignancy or CNS tumor or have
disease codes for cancer
if new: add to registry
if existing: update abstract
if doesn't meet requirements: delete
PRIMARY: path reports, med and radiation oncology logs, HIM disease
index
SECONDARY: surgical schedule, nuclear med tx log, radiology log
*put potential cases in suspense system
*need to know class of case (STORE)
main considerations:
-diagnosis
-primary site
-reference date
-reason for visit
ANALYTIC-required to be abstracted bc of your facility's involvement
NONANALYTIC-may be abstracted if required by central or reportable
by agreement
Don't know?
2 of 60
Definition
Commission on Cancer
goal: improve survival and quality of life
-multidisciplinary team
-sets standards, accredits
-analyze data from cancer programs
,-enhance cancer control and surveillance
-education programs
Give this one a try later!
CoC survey/accreditation
preparation (4 ) NAPBC
CSSP CoC
Don't know?
3 of 60
Definition
active-ca registry personnel retrieve and review source documents
passive-when other departments notify you
Give this one a try later!
casefinding
ACTIVE casefinding (5-ensure casefinding
PASSIVE completeness)
casefinding (2-review casefinding casefinding (4-determine if added
sources to find reportable cases) to cancer registry)
Don't know?
, 4 of 60
Definition
refers to the effective date on or after which all reportable cases
should be registered in a registry database
Give this one a try later!
date of last contact accession number
reference date date of first contact
Don't know?
5 of 60
Definition
a listing of patients seen in a hospital, both inpatient and outpatient,
with ICD-10-CM
Give this one a try later!
Cancer program survey
Patient letter