RHIA 10TH EDITION PRACTICE EXAM
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Definition
Project charter is another term for project_____.
A) Definition
B) Lessons learned
C) Work breakdown structure
D) Planning
B) Person identification
Feedback
Because there is no mandated unique patient identifier, ensuring that the HIE
organization can identify the right patient as it seeks to exchange information is a
process of identity matching (Amatayakul 2017, 419).
, A) Definition
Feedback
The project charter defines the project and the corresponding constraints
(Olson 2020, 868).
C) 7%
Feedback
The hospital-acquired infection rate is (4 × 100)/57 = 400/57 = 7.0%. Hospital-
acquired (nosocomial) infection rates may be calculated for the entire hospital.
They also may be calculated for the specific types of infections. Ideally, the
hospital should strive for an infection rate of 0.0 percent (Edgerton 2020, 490).
C) Accreditation committee
Feedback
The accreditation committee performs mock surveys and identifies gaps
between actual performance and optimal performance relative to accreditation
standards (Kelley and Greenstone 2020, 225–226).
Don't know?
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Definition
Capital budgeting differs from operational budgeting in what
manner?
A) It is generally limited to one fiscal year.
B) It involves high-dollar purchases and multiple-year projects.
, C) It is usually started after completing the operating budget.
D) It is for purchases other than equipment.
A) Brain injury
Feedback
To meet the CMS's definition of an IRF, facilities must have an inpatient
population in which at least 75 percent of the patients require intensive
rehabilitation services and one of the following conditions: stroke, spinal cord
injury, congenital deformity, amputation, major multiple trauma, fracture of femur,
brain injury, neurological disorders, burns, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic
vasculitides, osteo-arthritis, polyarthritis, or knee or hip replacement (Hazelwood
2020, 238).
D) Write off the failed charges to bad debt and bill Medicare for the clean
charges
Feedback
Edits are used to review a coded claim for accuracy and send back a flag if an
error has been detected in the claim. Most organizations run all their claims
through edits prior to sending out to any payer to look for errors, correct them,
and then send out a clean claim. In this instance the facility has determined to
write-off the failed charges because an ABN notice was not signed by the
patients (Schraffenberger and Kuehn 2011, 465).
B) Fully licensed physicians are permitted by law to provide patient care
services.
Feedback
Like any organization, the medical staff, as a self-governing entity, needs to
have structure. The medical staff bylaws provide an organizational structure to
ensure communication with the governing body and high-quality patient care.
Committees are used to help most medical staffs function. This committee
QUESTINS WITH 100% CORRECT AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE)
, RHIA 10TH EDITION PRACTICE EXAM QUESTINS WITH 100%
CORRECT AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE)
Correct 49
100%
Incorrect 00
Your answers
1 of 49
Definition
Project charter is another term for project_____.
A) Definition
B) Lessons learned
C) Work breakdown structure
D) Planning
B) Person identification
Feedback
Because there is no mandated unique patient identifier, ensuring that the HIE
organization can identify the right patient as it seeks to exchange information is a
process of identity matching (Amatayakul 2017, 419).
, A) Definition
Feedback
The project charter defines the project and the corresponding constraints
(Olson 2020, 868).
C) 7%
Feedback
The hospital-acquired infection rate is (4 × 100)/57 = 400/57 = 7.0%. Hospital-
acquired (nosocomial) infection rates may be calculated for the entire hospital.
They also may be calculated for the specific types of infections. Ideally, the
hospital should strive for an infection rate of 0.0 percent (Edgerton 2020, 490).
C) Accreditation committee
Feedback
The accreditation committee performs mock surveys and identifies gaps
between actual performance and optimal performance relative to accreditation
standards (Kelley and Greenstone 2020, 225–226).
Don't know?
2 of 49
Definition
Capital budgeting differs from operational budgeting in what
manner?
A) It is generally limited to one fiscal year.
B) It involves high-dollar purchases and multiple-year projects.
, C) It is usually started after completing the operating budget.
D) It is for purchases other than equipment.
A) Brain injury
Feedback
To meet the CMS's definition of an IRF, facilities must have an inpatient
population in which at least 75 percent of the patients require intensive
rehabilitation services and one of the following conditions: stroke, spinal cord
injury, congenital deformity, amputation, major multiple trauma, fracture of femur,
brain injury, neurological disorders, burns, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic
vasculitides, osteo-arthritis, polyarthritis, or knee or hip replacement (Hazelwood
2020, 238).
D) Write off the failed charges to bad debt and bill Medicare for the clean
charges
Feedback
Edits are used to review a coded claim for accuracy and send back a flag if an
error has been detected in the claim. Most organizations run all their claims
through edits prior to sending out to any payer to look for errors, correct them,
and then send out a clean claim. In this instance the facility has determined to
write-off the failed charges because an ABN notice was not signed by the
patients (Schraffenberger and Kuehn 2011, 465).
B) Fully licensed physicians are permitted by law to provide patient care
services.
Feedback
Like any organization, the medical staff, as a self-governing entity, needs to
have structure. The medical staff bylaws provide an organizational structure to
ensure communication with the governing body and high-quality patient care.
Committees are used to help most medical staffs function. This committee
