RHIA Domain #3 - Data Analytics and
Informatics EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
FOR 2026 ASSURED EXCEL!!
1. Between which two health information system applications is there the leastinteroperability
at the present time?
a. EHR in a physician office and revenue cycle management
b. Lab test results and personal health records
c. Nurse staffing and EHR in a large health system
d. Radiology information systems and picture archiving and communication systems - CORRECT
ANSWERS-b. Lab test results and personal health records
2. An audit of the document scanning imaging process reveals that the HIM department staff is
scanning 250 pages per hour and indexing 114 pages per hour. If the department is meeting its
productivity standard for scanning but is only meeting 60 percent of the indexing standard, how
many more pages per hour must be indexed to meet the indexing standard?
a. 45.6 pages
b. 68.4 pages
c. 76 pages
d. 190 pages - CORRECT ANSWERS-c. 76 pages
, Productivity Standards should be based on both accuracy and volume. In this situations,
114/0.60 = 190; 190 - 114 = 76 more pages will need to be indexed to meet the productivity
standard (Kelly and Greenstone 2020, 183-184)
3. The computer-based process of extracting, quantifying, and filtering data that reside in a
database is called:
a. Auto coding
b. Barcoding
c. Data mining
d. Intelligent character recognition - CORRECT ANSWERS-c. Data mining
In data mining, the analyst performs exploratory analysis to determine trends and identify
patterns in the data set (White 2020b, 520).
4. Working with the healthcare entity's integration team to ensure that registration interfaces
are properly built and tested is the responsibility of the:
a. MPI manager
b. EHR analyst
c. IT manager
d. Electronic forms manager - CORRECT ANSWERS-a. MPI manager
Monitoring and managing a MPI also requires constant vigilance, including oversight,
evaluation, and correction of errors (Reynolds and Morey 2020, 132-133)
5. The performance standard to "assign the correct health record number to a returning patient
with 99 percent accuracy" is an example of a :
Informatics EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
FOR 2026 ASSURED EXCEL!!
1. Between which two health information system applications is there the leastinteroperability
at the present time?
a. EHR in a physician office and revenue cycle management
b. Lab test results and personal health records
c. Nurse staffing and EHR in a large health system
d. Radiology information systems and picture archiving and communication systems - CORRECT
ANSWERS-b. Lab test results and personal health records
2. An audit of the document scanning imaging process reveals that the HIM department staff is
scanning 250 pages per hour and indexing 114 pages per hour. If the department is meeting its
productivity standard for scanning but is only meeting 60 percent of the indexing standard, how
many more pages per hour must be indexed to meet the indexing standard?
a. 45.6 pages
b. 68.4 pages
c. 76 pages
d. 190 pages - CORRECT ANSWERS-c. 76 pages
, Productivity Standards should be based on both accuracy and volume. In this situations,
114/0.60 = 190; 190 - 114 = 76 more pages will need to be indexed to meet the productivity
standard (Kelly and Greenstone 2020, 183-184)
3. The computer-based process of extracting, quantifying, and filtering data that reside in a
database is called:
a. Auto coding
b. Barcoding
c. Data mining
d. Intelligent character recognition - CORRECT ANSWERS-c. Data mining
In data mining, the analyst performs exploratory analysis to determine trends and identify
patterns in the data set (White 2020b, 520).
4. Working with the healthcare entity's integration team to ensure that registration interfaces
are properly built and tested is the responsibility of the:
a. MPI manager
b. EHR analyst
c. IT manager
d. Electronic forms manager - CORRECT ANSWERS-a. MPI manager
Monitoring and managing a MPI also requires constant vigilance, including oversight,
evaluation, and correction of errors (Reynolds and Morey 2020, 132-133)
5. The performance standard to "assign the correct health record number to a returning patient
with 99 percent accuracy" is an example of a :
