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Insurance data, marital status, next of kin, and other items collected for personal
identification.
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1 Co-Payment 2 Personal and Financial Information
3 In Situ 4 Assignment of Benefits
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Co-Payment Some contract insurance plans require a "fixed amount" be paid for the office
visits. This amount is usually collected at the time of the visit.
Term Deductible Amount of money that the insured must incur before the policy begins to pay.
Network When multiple computers are linked together and share information
Informed Consent Giving the patient adequate information concerning the method, risk and
consequences prior to a procedure
Assignment of Benefits A statement authoring the insurance company to pay benefits to the physician
Chief Complaint The symptoms a patient is currently seen for
, STAT If the doctor wants test done immediately, the test is said to be ordered on a
"___" basis
Patient's Bill of Rights Health policies concerning the patient's constitutional right to privacy,
confidentiality, and informed consent
Physician ends relationship with a patient Thorough documentation, in writing to the patient, the reason for withdrawing
from the case and offer specified number of days to seek a new physician
Appendix E List of Three Digit Categories in the ICD-9
NEC Indicates the use of a code assignment for "other" when a more specific code
does not exist
Malignant Used to describe a cancerous tumor that grows worse over time.
In Situ Malignancy that is located within the original site of development
CHAMPVA Veterans with service related to disabilities are eligible for care under this
program
Dependents Family members, such as spouse or children, who are covered under the
member's insurance policy
Electronic Medical Records or E M R Computerized records of one physician's encounter with a patient over time.
Electronic Health Record or E H R Reflects the data from all sources that have treated the individual.
Personal Health Record or P H R Maintained and owned by the patient. Patient makes the decision to share
contents with the Physician
Acute Care Most often refers to hospitals, treats patients with urgent problems that cannot
be handled.
Ambulatory Care Refers to treatment without admission to hospital.
Clinical Templates Allows doctors to document patient encounters into an E H R on a structured
form.
RADT Refers to Registration, Admissions, Discharge and Transfer
Unique Patient Identifier or U P I links all clinical observations, tests, procedures, complaints, evaluations, and
diagnoses to the patient.
Clinical Vocabularies Set of common definitions for medical terms that ease communication by
decreasing uncertainty.
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Answers 2026 latest update!!
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Insurance data, marital status, next of kin, and other items collected for personal
identification.
Choose an answer
1 Co-Payment 2 Personal and Financial Information
3 In Situ 4 Assignment of Benefits
Don't know?
Terms in this set (96)
Co-Payment Some contract insurance plans require a "fixed amount" be paid for the office
visits. This amount is usually collected at the time of the visit.
Term Deductible Amount of money that the insured must incur before the policy begins to pay.
Network When multiple computers are linked together and share information
Informed Consent Giving the patient adequate information concerning the method, risk and
consequences prior to a procedure
Assignment of Benefits A statement authoring the insurance company to pay benefits to the physician
Chief Complaint The symptoms a patient is currently seen for
, STAT If the doctor wants test done immediately, the test is said to be ordered on a
"___" basis
Patient's Bill of Rights Health policies concerning the patient's constitutional right to privacy,
confidentiality, and informed consent
Physician ends relationship with a patient Thorough documentation, in writing to the patient, the reason for withdrawing
from the case and offer specified number of days to seek a new physician
Appendix E List of Three Digit Categories in the ICD-9
NEC Indicates the use of a code assignment for "other" when a more specific code
does not exist
Malignant Used to describe a cancerous tumor that grows worse over time.
In Situ Malignancy that is located within the original site of development
CHAMPVA Veterans with service related to disabilities are eligible for care under this
program
Dependents Family members, such as spouse or children, who are covered under the
member's insurance policy
Electronic Medical Records or E M R Computerized records of one physician's encounter with a patient over time.
Electronic Health Record or E H R Reflects the data from all sources that have treated the individual.
Personal Health Record or P H R Maintained and owned by the patient. Patient makes the decision to share
contents with the Physician
Acute Care Most often refers to hospitals, treats patients with urgent problems that cannot
be handled.
Ambulatory Care Refers to treatment without admission to hospital.
Clinical Templates Allows doctors to document patient encounters into an E H R on a structured
form.
RADT Refers to Registration, Admissions, Discharge and Transfer
Unique Patient Identifier or U P I links all clinical observations, tests, procedures, complaints, evaluations, and
diagnoses to the patient.
Clinical Vocabularies Set of common definitions for medical terms that ease communication by
decreasing uncertainty.
