An organization's legal health record definition must identify the following regarding individually
identifiable data:
a. Sources
b. Medium
c. Location
d. All of the above - Correct Answer d
It is best practice to establish a ____ when defining the legal health record.
a. Policy
b. Master patient index
c. Health record matrix
d. Both a and c - Correct Answer d
The legal health record can only be comprised of documentation that physically exists in an electronic
system.
True/False - Correct Answer False
Which function is the first step in the creation of a patient's medical record and initiates the flow of
patient information within the EHR?
a. Analysis
b. Patient registration
c. Scheduling
d. Coding - Correct Answer b
Which of the following processes includes deficiency analysis and chart completion?
a. Release of information
b. Incomplete record
c. Coding
d. Chart reviews - Correct Answer d
,Malpractice cases generally fall into the category of _____.
a. Negligence torts
b. Intentional torts
c. Fraud cases
d. Criminal cases - Correct Answer a
In a negligence case, a physician will be held to a standard of providing care that reflects what is called
_____ care.
a. Minimal
b. Optimal
c. Maximum
d. Reasonable - Correct Answer d
A physician who fails to treat a patient who is brought to him or her for care is guilty of _____.
a. Malfeasance
b. Misfeasance
c. Nonfeasance
d. Malpractice - Correct Answer c
A physician who performs a surgical procedure without patient consent may be prosecuted for _____.
a. Assault
b. Battery
c. Negligence
d. Malfeasance - Correct Answer b
Defaming another person in writing is called _____.
a. Libel
b. Slander
, c. Invasion of privacy
d. Fraud - Correct Answer a
To successfully prosecute an individual for slander, the plaintiff must prove that:
a. Actual harm occurred
b. There was harmful intent
c. There was dissension between the parties involved
d. Lost wages resulted from the slander - Correct Answer a
Information systems which help with treatment choices, advance care planning and palliative care are
issues that result for those dealing with _____.
a. End of life
b. Integrated
c. Managed
d. Quality - Correct Answer a
Problems with verifying admissions to a facility and children's protective services are ethical issues for
those working with ______ information:
a. Drug, alcohol, sexual, and behavioral
b. Genetic
c. Managed care
d. Public health - Correct Answer a
Promoting the values of autonomy for each individual is ethical behavior for the following Code of Ethics
principle:
a. Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration
b. Put service before self-interest
c. Put service before self-interest
d. Respect the dignity and worth of every person - Correct Answer d
identifiable data:
a. Sources
b. Medium
c. Location
d. All of the above - Correct Answer d
It is best practice to establish a ____ when defining the legal health record.
a. Policy
b. Master patient index
c. Health record matrix
d. Both a and c - Correct Answer d
The legal health record can only be comprised of documentation that physically exists in an electronic
system.
True/False - Correct Answer False
Which function is the first step in the creation of a patient's medical record and initiates the flow of
patient information within the EHR?
a. Analysis
b. Patient registration
c. Scheduling
d. Coding - Correct Answer b
Which of the following processes includes deficiency analysis and chart completion?
a. Release of information
b. Incomplete record
c. Coding
d. Chart reviews - Correct Answer d
,Malpractice cases generally fall into the category of _____.
a. Negligence torts
b. Intentional torts
c. Fraud cases
d. Criminal cases - Correct Answer a
In a negligence case, a physician will be held to a standard of providing care that reflects what is called
_____ care.
a. Minimal
b. Optimal
c. Maximum
d. Reasonable - Correct Answer d
A physician who fails to treat a patient who is brought to him or her for care is guilty of _____.
a. Malfeasance
b. Misfeasance
c. Nonfeasance
d. Malpractice - Correct Answer c
A physician who performs a surgical procedure without patient consent may be prosecuted for _____.
a. Assault
b. Battery
c. Negligence
d. Malfeasance - Correct Answer b
Defaming another person in writing is called _____.
a. Libel
b. Slander
, c. Invasion of privacy
d. Fraud - Correct Answer a
To successfully prosecute an individual for slander, the plaintiff must prove that:
a. Actual harm occurred
b. There was harmful intent
c. There was dissension between the parties involved
d. Lost wages resulted from the slander - Correct Answer a
Information systems which help with treatment choices, advance care planning and palliative care are
issues that result for those dealing with _____.
a. End of life
b. Integrated
c. Managed
d. Quality - Correct Answer a
Problems with verifying admissions to a facility and children's protective services are ethical issues for
those working with ______ information:
a. Drug, alcohol, sexual, and behavioral
b. Genetic
c. Managed care
d. Public health - Correct Answer a
Promoting the values of autonomy for each individual is ethical behavior for the following Code of Ethics
principle:
a. Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration
b. Put service before self-interest
c. Put service before self-interest
d. Respect the dignity and worth of every person - Correct Answer d
