FINAL EXAM HIM 317 #2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
Cancer registries are what based on what? - ans -Facility-based registries and
population-based registries
What does a trauma registry maintain databases on? - ans -Patients with severe
traumatic injuries (i.e. car accident, shooting, fall)
What type of data is collected in a trauma registry? - ans -Abbreviated injury scale
(AIS)
Injury severity score (ISS)
Who certifies level I, II, III, and IV trauma centers? - ans -American College of
Surgeons
Diabetes registries limit their cases by type of diabetes. What are there types? -
ans -Type 1 and Type 2
What is Type 1? - ans -insulin dependent diabetes
What is Type 2? - ans -non-insulin dependent diabetes
What data is collected in diabetes registries? - ans -Demographics and Lab values
what lab values? - ans -Hb
A1C
What is an implant? - ans -Material or substance inserted in the body.
What's the purpose of implant registries? - ans -Track performance of implants,
including complications, deaths, defects, and longevity.
What is are data sets? - ans -Collection of related information from sources.
, What is one purpose of the data sets? - ans -To identify data elements that should
be collected for each patient
what is another purpose of the data set? - ans -To provide uniform definitions for
common terms
What are the advantages of paper electronic health records? - ans -no training
and no internet
What are the disadvantages of paper health records? - ans -can get damaged,
take up space, legibility, viewed by 1 user at a time, & difficult to update
What are the three formats for paper-based health records? - ans -Source-
oriented health record
Problem-oriented health record
Integrated health record
How is source-oriented health record arranged? - ans -By point of origin
How is problem-oriented health record arranged? - ans -According to problem list
What is a problem list? - ans -An itemized description of the patient's past and
present social, psychological, and medical problems.
What does the problem-oriented health record contain? - ans -Prescribed set of
patient data, initial care plan, and progress notes.
How is integrated health record arranged? - ans -In strict chronological order
What is an advantage of integrated health records? - ans -Easy for caregivers to
follow the course of the patient's diagnosis and treatment.
What is a disadvantage of integrated health records? - ans -Difficult to compare
related information or even to locate specific information.
What format is easier to use? - ans -Problem-oriented health record
SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
Cancer registries are what based on what? - ans -Facility-based registries and
population-based registries
What does a trauma registry maintain databases on? - ans -Patients with severe
traumatic injuries (i.e. car accident, shooting, fall)
What type of data is collected in a trauma registry? - ans -Abbreviated injury scale
(AIS)
Injury severity score (ISS)
Who certifies level I, II, III, and IV trauma centers? - ans -American College of
Surgeons
Diabetes registries limit their cases by type of diabetes. What are there types? -
ans -Type 1 and Type 2
What is Type 1? - ans -insulin dependent diabetes
What is Type 2? - ans -non-insulin dependent diabetes
What data is collected in diabetes registries? - ans -Demographics and Lab values
what lab values? - ans -Hb
A1C
What is an implant? - ans -Material or substance inserted in the body.
What's the purpose of implant registries? - ans -Track performance of implants,
including complications, deaths, defects, and longevity.
What is are data sets? - ans -Collection of related information from sources.
, What is one purpose of the data sets? - ans -To identify data elements that should
be collected for each patient
what is another purpose of the data set? - ans -To provide uniform definitions for
common terms
What are the advantages of paper electronic health records? - ans -no training
and no internet
What are the disadvantages of paper health records? - ans -can get damaged,
take up space, legibility, viewed by 1 user at a time, & difficult to update
What are the three formats for paper-based health records? - ans -Source-
oriented health record
Problem-oriented health record
Integrated health record
How is source-oriented health record arranged? - ans -By point of origin
How is problem-oriented health record arranged? - ans -According to problem list
What is a problem list? - ans -An itemized description of the patient's past and
present social, psychological, and medical problems.
What does the problem-oriented health record contain? - ans -Prescribed set of
patient data, initial care plan, and progress notes.
How is integrated health record arranged? - ans -In strict chronological order
What is an advantage of integrated health records? - ans -Easy for caregivers to
follow the course of the patient's diagnosis and treatment.
What is a disadvantage of integrated health records? - ans -Difficult to compare
related information or even to locate specific information.
What format is easier to use? - ans -Problem-oriented health record
