HIM 102 Final Exam| Questions and Answers Latest Updated
2026/2027 (Graded A+)-Eastern Gateway Community College
HIM 102 Final:
What are the stops on the health care continuum for these health data sets?
1. OASIS = home care
2. UACDS = outpatient care
3. UHDDS = acute care or inpatient hospital
4. MDS = is long-term care
5. DEEDS = Emergency department
What are the definitions for the following data quality terms?
6. Timeliness = up-to-date and recorded at or near the time of the event or
observation.
7. Comprehensiveness = is completeness
8. Validity = accuracy
9. Reliability = consistency.
10. Granularity= a degree of detail
11. Precision = is a numerical degree of detail
12. What is the process called for going to the units and getting the
charts and then checking them off against the list of patients
discharged the day before?
A. affiliation.
13. What is the process called that includes putting the chart back in
chronological order, making sure all pages have patient information,
making sure are the holes are covered with scotch tape, all the EKG
strips are the right patient and taped down, all staples are removed,
and all bar code triggers in place for each department area of the
paper record?
A. chart prepping.
14. What is the process of converting paper records into the
electronic hybrid format?
, A. scanning process.
15. What is the process of making sure all records scanned into
electronic format are going the right direction, are the correct
patient, and the bringing forward of previous encounters?
A. Indexing process
16. health data analysts look for missing signatures and reports. Is
this process qualitative or quantitative?
A. quantitative
17. Who is the HIM professional who attends to delinquent records
(missing signatures and reports after 30 days after the patient has
been discharged) including suspending admitting privileges of
physicians who have incomplete records?
A. compliance officer
18. What is the name of the process that is used to screen and
evaluate physician applicants for hospital admitting privileges?
A. credentialing.
A. What is the name of the list of requirements for practicing
medicine at a facility?
B. the medical staff bylaws.
1. What is the database used for determining if an applicant has the
credentials they claim, pending or completed actions against the
physician, and malpractice premium amounts?
A. malpractice premiums
B. national practitioner
2026/2027 (Graded A+)-Eastern Gateway Community College
HIM 102 Final:
What are the stops on the health care continuum for these health data sets?
1. OASIS = home care
2. UACDS = outpatient care
3. UHDDS = acute care or inpatient hospital
4. MDS = is long-term care
5. DEEDS = Emergency department
What are the definitions for the following data quality terms?
6. Timeliness = up-to-date and recorded at or near the time of the event or
observation.
7. Comprehensiveness = is completeness
8. Validity = accuracy
9. Reliability = consistency.
10. Granularity= a degree of detail
11. Precision = is a numerical degree of detail
12. What is the process called for going to the units and getting the
charts and then checking them off against the list of patients
discharged the day before?
A. affiliation.
13. What is the process called that includes putting the chart back in
chronological order, making sure all pages have patient information,
making sure are the holes are covered with scotch tape, all the EKG
strips are the right patient and taped down, all staples are removed,
and all bar code triggers in place for each department area of the
paper record?
A. chart prepping.
14. What is the process of converting paper records into the
electronic hybrid format?
, A. scanning process.
15. What is the process of making sure all records scanned into
electronic format are going the right direction, are the correct
patient, and the bringing forward of previous encounters?
A. Indexing process
16. health data analysts look for missing signatures and reports. Is
this process qualitative or quantitative?
A. quantitative
17. Who is the HIM professional who attends to delinquent records
(missing signatures and reports after 30 days after the patient has
been discharged) including suspending admitting privileges of
physicians who have incomplete records?
A. compliance officer
18. What is the name of the process that is used to screen and
evaluate physician applicants for hospital admitting privileges?
A. credentialing.
A. What is the name of the list of requirements for practicing
medicine at a facility?
B. the medical staff bylaws.
1. What is the database used for determining if an applicant has the
credentials they claim, pending or completed actions against the
physician, and malpractice premium amounts?
A. malpractice premiums
B. national practitioner
