NCRA CTR TEST FINAL EXAM 2025
NEWEST WELL RESEARCHED
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% DETAILED VERIFIED
AND CORRECT ANSWERS ACTUAL
BRAND-NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+
The establishment and implementation of a plan to
annually evaluate the quality of the cancer registry data
and activity is the responsibility of the: -
....ANSWER...Cancer Committee, Cancer Program
Standards: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care, 2016,
Standard 1.6
A formal procedure to check data accuracy against
source documents is called: - ....ANSWER...Re-
abstracting study
According the Cancer Program Standards: Ensuring
Patient-Centered Care, 2016, Standard 4.8, the quality
improvement coordinator, under the direction of the
1
,cancer committee, implements how many cancer care
improvements, annually? -
....ANSWER...2, Cancer Program Standards, Ensuring
Patient-Centered Care, 2016 Standard 4.8
A computer data edit: - ....ANSWER...Verifies data
accuracy
Which organization publishes the Solid Tumor Rules and
the Hematopoietic & Lymphoid Neoplasms Database and
Manual? - ....ANSWER...SEER
Which publication is used for prognostic staging of
cancers? - ....ANSWER...AJCC
The geographic area from which the population source
of the central registry is drawn is known as a: -
....ANSWER...Catchment area.
2
,Which organization is responsible for publishing disease
codes? - ....ANSWER...WHO
The Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results
(SEER) Program registries cover approximately what
percentage of the United States population? -
....ANSWER...28%
NAACCR Guidelines state that staffing needs for
state/central registries should be: -
....ANSWER...Based on the estimated annual caseload of
the registry.
HIM stands for: - ....ANSWER...Health Information
Management
The National Cancer Data Base is an example of: -
....ANSWER...a non-population based central registry
An example of a Protected Health Information (PHI) in a
cancer abstract presented at cancer conference is: -
....ANSWER...Patient name.
3
, Cancer registry informatics is defined as: -
....ANSWER...The application of information science to
cancer registration.
A reportable case for which the only information
available to the central registry is a death certificate is: -
....ANSWER...Death Certificate Only, DCO
What is a descriptive analysis to evaluate cancer
occurrences in a certain location or during a certain time
period called? - ....ANSWER...cancer cluster
In 1973, the National Cancer Institute established the
SEER program. SEER is an acronym for: -
....ANSWER...Surveillance, Epidemiology and End
Results.
Passive follow-up means: - ....ANSWER...checking the
hospital database for readmission of patients in the
registry database.
You are in compliance with HIPAA if you are having a
confidential conversation with a fellow provider, even if
there is the possibility of being overheard. -
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NEWEST WELL RESEARCHED
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% DETAILED VERIFIED
AND CORRECT ANSWERS ACTUAL
BRAND-NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+
The establishment and implementation of a plan to
annually evaluate the quality of the cancer registry data
and activity is the responsibility of the: -
....ANSWER...Cancer Committee, Cancer Program
Standards: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care, 2016,
Standard 1.6
A formal procedure to check data accuracy against
source documents is called: - ....ANSWER...Re-
abstracting study
According the Cancer Program Standards: Ensuring
Patient-Centered Care, 2016, Standard 4.8, the quality
improvement coordinator, under the direction of the
1
,cancer committee, implements how many cancer care
improvements, annually? -
....ANSWER...2, Cancer Program Standards, Ensuring
Patient-Centered Care, 2016 Standard 4.8
A computer data edit: - ....ANSWER...Verifies data
accuracy
Which organization publishes the Solid Tumor Rules and
the Hematopoietic & Lymphoid Neoplasms Database and
Manual? - ....ANSWER...SEER
Which publication is used for prognostic staging of
cancers? - ....ANSWER...AJCC
The geographic area from which the population source
of the central registry is drawn is known as a: -
....ANSWER...Catchment area.
2
,Which organization is responsible for publishing disease
codes? - ....ANSWER...WHO
The Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results
(SEER) Program registries cover approximately what
percentage of the United States population? -
....ANSWER...28%
NAACCR Guidelines state that staffing needs for
state/central registries should be: -
....ANSWER...Based on the estimated annual caseload of
the registry.
HIM stands for: - ....ANSWER...Health Information
Management
The National Cancer Data Base is an example of: -
....ANSWER...a non-population based central registry
An example of a Protected Health Information (PHI) in a
cancer abstract presented at cancer conference is: -
....ANSWER...Patient name.
3
, Cancer registry informatics is defined as: -
....ANSWER...The application of information science to
cancer registration.
A reportable case for which the only information
available to the central registry is a death certificate is: -
....ANSWER...Death Certificate Only, DCO
What is a descriptive analysis to evaluate cancer
occurrences in a certain location or during a certain time
period called? - ....ANSWER...cancer cluster
In 1973, the National Cancer Institute established the
SEER program. SEER is an acronym for: -
....ANSWER...Surveillance, Epidemiology and End
Results.
Passive follow-up means: - ....ANSWER...checking the
hospital database for readmission of patients in the
registry database.
You are in compliance with HIPAA if you are having a
confidential conversation with a fellow provider, even if
there is the possibility of being overheard. -
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