CPHIMS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
1. C Among the multiple types of hospital ownership, which is not a common
model?
A. Public (government) owned and managed
B. Private, not for profit (nonprofit)
C. Physician owned
D. Private, for profit
2. D Hospitals may be classified many ditterent ways. Which of the following
state- ments is true regarding hospital classification?
A. Private hospitals are always for-profit organizations
B. Urban, rural, and children's hospitals are classified by their
geographic loca- tions
C. Rural hospitals are most frequently classified as teaching hospitals
D. Hospitals may be classified in more than one way; for example,
an urban hospital might also be classified as a government-owned
hospital or as a general hospital
3. B An ambulatory surgery center would be best classified as
A. A teaching hospital
B. An outpatient care setting
C. A general hospital
D. A rehabilitation hospital
4. B From the perspective of the healthcare delivery organization, payments
generally come from three types of entities:
A. Employers, employees, and government entities
B. Government-financed and managed programs, insurance
programs managed by private entities, and patients' personal funds
C. National health systems, national insurance systems, and multipayer
systems
D. Uninsured, underinsured, and insured
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5. A In considering the purpose for interrelationships among healthcare
organiza- tions, identify the purpose below that is correct:
A. Enable access to comprehensive care services from only one
healthcare orga- nization
B. Ensure ettective transfers of care facilitated by the provision of
essential health information
C. Facilitate obtaining appropriate rewards for care referrals
D. Facilitate marketing of healthcare services regardless of patients'
consent
6. A Ensuring the general portability of healthcare is facilitated by
A. Health information exchanges (HIEs) such as Canada's Health Infow
and the
U.S. HIE programs, including the Nationwide Health Information Network
(NHIN)
B. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD
C. Insurance programs administered by private entities
D. The secondary use of healthcare information
7. D An example of the secondary use of a patient's health information
would be when the information is shared
A. To support transfer of the patient's care between two providers
B. Through an authorized health information exchange to support the
portability of care
C. In support of a diagnostic test required to further the treatment of a
patient
D. With public health oflcials for statistical reporting or in support of
clinical research
8. B In the financial reimbursement area, the interrelationships between
healthcare organizations A. Are unrelated to the eflciency of
healthcare claims processing
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B. May assure government payers that quality healthcare services have
been delivered C. Do not support private insurance organizations in their
assessment
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of the quality of delivered healthcare services D. Are designed to maximize
reim- bursement for covered healthcare services
9. B Key information technology and information management
professionals in healthcare organizations include the
A. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief executive oflcer (CEO), and
chief medical information oflcer (CMIO)
B. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief security oflcer (CSO), and chief
medical information oflcer (CMIO)
C. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief financial oflcer (CFO), and chief
technol- ogy oflcer (CTO)
D. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief executive oflcer (CEO), and
chief nursing informatics oflcer (CNIO)
10. B Nongovernment professional associations may perform regulatory roles
for their profession. Which of the following is not a typical role for a
professional associa- tion?
A. Determining qualifications for a profession by defining
professional examina- tion criteria
B. Making laws and regulations regarding reimbursements for their
profession
C. Issuing a code of conduct to guide professional behavior
D. Implementing disciplinary procedures for those in their profession
11. A Patients have an expectation that healthcare providers will keep health
informa- tion entrusted to them
A. Private and secure
B. Available Monday through Friday
C. On paper
D. Available for research
1. C Among the multiple types of hospital ownership, which is not a common
model?
A. Public (government) owned and managed
B. Private, not for profit (nonprofit)
C. Physician owned
D. Private, for profit
2. D Hospitals may be classified many ditterent ways. Which of the following
state- ments is true regarding hospital classification?
A. Private hospitals are always for-profit organizations
B. Urban, rural, and children's hospitals are classified by their
geographic loca- tions
C. Rural hospitals are most frequently classified as teaching hospitals
D. Hospitals may be classified in more than one way; for example,
an urban hospital might also be classified as a government-owned
hospital or as a general hospital
3. B An ambulatory surgery center would be best classified as
A. A teaching hospital
B. An outpatient care setting
C. A general hospital
D. A rehabilitation hospital
4. B From the perspective of the healthcare delivery organization, payments
generally come from three types of entities:
A. Employers, employees, and government entities
B. Government-financed and managed programs, insurance
programs managed by private entities, and patients' personal funds
C. National health systems, national insurance systems, and multipayer
systems
D. Uninsured, underinsured, and insured
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5. A In considering the purpose for interrelationships among healthcare
organiza- tions, identify the purpose below that is correct:
A. Enable access to comprehensive care services from only one
healthcare orga- nization
B. Ensure ettective transfers of care facilitated by the provision of
essential health information
C. Facilitate obtaining appropriate rewards for care referrals
D. Facilitate marketing of healthcare services regardless of patients'
consent
6. A Ensuring the general portability of healthcare is facilitated by
A. Health information exchanges (HIEs) such as Canada's Health Infow
and the
U.S. HIE programs, including the Nationwide Health Information Network
(NHIN)
B. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD
C. Insurance programs administered by private entities
D. The secondary use of healthcare information
7. D An example of the secondary use of a patient's health information
would be when the information is shared
A. To support transfer of the patient's care between two providers
B. Through an authorized health information exchange to support the
portability of care
C. In support of a diagnostic test required to further the treatment of a
patient
D. With public health oflcials for statistical reporting or in support of
clinical research
8. B In the financial reimbursement area, the interrelationships between
healthcare organizations A. Are unrelated to the eflciency of
healthcare claims processing
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B. May assure government payers that quality healthcare services have
been delivered C. Do not support private insurance organizations in their
assessment
3/
106
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Guide
Study online at
of the quality of delivered healthcare services D. Are designed to maximize
reim- bursement for covered healthcare services
9. B Key information technology and information management
professionals in healthcare organizations include the
A. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief executive oflcer (CEO), and
chief medical information oflcer (CMIO)
B. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief security oflcer (CSO), and chief
medical information oflcer (CMIO)
C. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief financial oflcer (CFO), and chief
technol- ogy oflcer (CTO)
D. Chief information oflcer (CIO), chief executive oflcer (CEO), and
chief nursing informatics oflcer (CNIO)
10. B Nongovernment professional associations may perform regulatory roles
for their profession. Which of the following is not a typical role for a
professional associa- tion?
A. Determining qualifications for a profession by defining
professional examina- tion criteria
B. Making laws and regulations regarding reimbursements for their
profession
C. Issuing a code of conduct to guide professional behavior
D. Implementing disciplinary procedures for those in their profession
11. A Patients have an expectation that healthcare providers will keep health
informa- tion entrusted to them
A. Private and secure
B. Available Monday through Friday
C. On paper
D. Available for research
