PURPLE BOOK RHIT PRACTICE EXAM 2, RHIT Exam 1 With Actual Answers.

PURPLE BOOK RHIT PRACTICE EXAM 2, RHIT Exam 1 With Actual Answers. 1. What data set would be most helpful in developing a hospital trauma data registry? 2. Treatment plans and instructions are an example of which of the N.H.I.N, national health information sys- tem dimensions? 3. The hospital's HIM department conducted a random sample of 540 health records to determine the rate of filing accuracy. 13 misfiles were identified. What percentage represents filing accuracy? DEEDS personal health 97.6%; 540-13=527; 527/540=97.6% 4. A.D.L's, activities of daily living are components of OASIS 5. Managing an organization's data and those who enter data dictionary it is an ongoing challenge requiring active administra- tion and oversight. This can be accomplished by the a 6. A hospital's electronic health system defines the ex- pected values of the gender data element as female, male and unknown. This type of specificity is known as 7. What documentation must be included in a patient's medical record prior to performing a surgical proce- dure? data precision or expected value consent for operative pro- cedure, history and physi- cal 8. What report includes names of the surgeon and assis- operative report tants, date, duration, and description of the procedure and any specimens removed? 9. A hospital HIM department want to move five years of medical records to a remote storage location. The records will be stored in boxes and will be filed an open shelves at the remote location. What should be done so that the record location can be easily identi- fied in the remote storage area? provide a unique identifier for each box and prepare a log that is cross indexed 10. The HIM department has recently performed an audit $140,000; $10,000 x 0.07 of medical records. The audit showed that for the 10,000 records filed there was a 7 percent error rate. Given that the national average cost of each misfile results in a $200 labor cost, what is the labor cost for the department for handling these misfiles? 11. Identify the acute care report where the following in- formation would be found: "HEENT: Reveals the tym- panic membranes, nares, and pharynx to be clear. No obvious head trauma. CHEST: Good bilateral chest sounds." = $700; $700 x 200 = $140,000 physical examination 12. Cancer registries are established by hospitals or by voluntarily, state law . 13. With the implementation of an electronic document storage system, telecommuting has been suggested as an alternative. Studies have reported that coding productivity can increase as much as 20 percent with telecommuting. Give that discharges have increased from 100 per day to 144, how many more Full Time Employees would need to be hired if the department went to telecommuting? 1 F.T.E; 100 discharges mean 100 charts; add 20 or 20%; 120; divide by 5 to figure out how many charts each of the 5 coders can do each day with the 20% increase; 120/5=24; 24 charts a day each; since the increase is 144; 144-120 =24; so they will only need 1 more F.T.E 14. If an employee produces 2,080 hours of work in the course of a year, how many more employees will be required for the coding area if the codng time on average for one record is 30 minutes and there are 12,500 records that must be coded each year? answer; 3 employees re- quired. Formula; 2 x 2,080 = 4,160 records per F.T.E; 2-or the number of records per hour; the em- ployee coded one record every 30 minutes times the number of hours worked. divide the total number of records coded for the year by the records per F.T.E to find the number of em- ployees required; 12,500 / 4,160 =3.0; 3.0 employees required 15. The link that tracks patient, person, or member activi- MPI ty within healthcare organizations and across patient care settings is known as 16. Patient name, zip code, and health record number are data fields