HIMT 1250 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
2. What is it called when accrediting bodies such as the Joint Commission or AOA can survey facilities for
compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation for Hospitals instead of the government? -
(ANSWER)A) Deemed status
7. Which of the following is a Joint Commission accreditation decision category? - (ANSWER)B) Denial of
Accreditation
1. What is a piece of legislation written and approved by a state or federal legislature and then signed
into law by the state's governor or the president? - (ANSWER)B) Statute
6. What is a systematic quality review process that evaluates the healthcare facility's performance
against pre-established, written criteria, or standards? - (ANSWER)D) Accreditation
3. Which type of facility does not use the test results to determine the course of the patient's
treatment? - (ANSWER)A) Diagnostic Imaging Center
4. Which type of provider tends to specialize in Primary Care? - (ANSWER)D) Internal Medicine
10. Which is not a best practice for the document imaging process? - (ANSWER)C) Use of highlighters is
recommended to enhance any portion of the document that is difficult to read
1. Which of the following is not a driving force for the adoption of the electronic health record? -
(ANSWER)B) Improved Joint Commission Scores
2. What best describes the principal diagnosis assigned at the LTCH? - (ANSWER)A) Reason for admission
to the LTCH
6. Within what period of time after admission to a LTCH must the history a physical be completed and
placed in the health record? - (ANSWER)C) 24 hours
4. LTCHs are the same as skilled nursing facilities? - (ANSWER)B) False
, HIMT 1250 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
11. Long term care hospitals must meet state requirements for ____ and have an agreement with ____
in order to receive payments. - (ANSWER)A) Acute care hospitals, Medicare
3. What provides a wide range of services to include nursing care, 24-hour supervision, assistance with
activities of daily living and rehabilitation services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy? -
(ANSWER)B) Skilled nursing facilities
9. What are problem-orientated frameworks for additional assessment based on problem identification
items that form a critical link to decisions about care planning? - (ANSWER)D) Resident assessment
protocols
8. What is a set of screening, clinical, and functional status elements, including common definitions and
coding categories, which forms the foundation of a comprehensive assessment for all residents of
nursing homes that receive federal funding? - (ANSWER)C) Minimum data set
2. What is designed for people who want to live in a community setting and who need or expect to need
help functioning, but who do not need as much care as a nursing home? - (ANSWER)C) Assisted living
7. What process helps clinicians focus on key issues identified during the assessment process so that
decisions as to whether and how to intervene can be explored with the resident? - (ANSWER)A) Care
area assessment
4. A face-to-face encounter has occurred no more than 30 days prior to the start of care (SOC) or within
30 days after the SOC, by the physician or an allowed Non-Physician Practitioner. - (ANSWER)B) False
8. Which of the following statements is correct regarding audits by Medicare Administrative Contractors
(MAC)? - (ANSWER)A) The lack of a physician signature can result in denial of an entire episode
12. A patient's right to be informed about any financial liability is governed by the Patient Self-
Determination Act of 1990 - (ANSWER)B) False
2. What is it called when accrediting bodies such as the Joint Commission or AOA can survey facilities for
compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation for Hospitals instead of the government? -
(ANSWER)A) Deemed status
7. Which of the following is a Joint Commission accreditation decision category? - (ANSWER)B) Denial of
Accreditation
1. What is a piece of legislation written and approved by a state or federal legislature and then signed
into law by the state's governor or the president? - (ANSWER)B) Statute
6. What is a systematic quality review process that evaluates the healthcare facility's performance
against pre-established, written criteria, or standards? - (ANSWER)D) Accreditation
3. Which type of facility does not use the test results to determine the course of the patient's
treatment? - (ANSWER)A) Diagnostic Imaging Center
4. Which type of provider tends to specialize in Primary Care? - (ANSWER)D) Internal Medicine
10. Which is not a best practice for the document imaging process? - (ANSWER)C) Use of highlighters is
recommended to enhance any portion of the document that is difficult to read
1. Which of the following is not a driving force for the adoption of the electronic health record? -
(ANSWER)B) Improved Joint Commission Scores
2. What best describes the principal diagnosis assigned at the LTCH? - (ANSWER)A) Reason for admission
to the LTCH
6. Within what period of time after admission to a LTCH must the history a physical be completed and
placed in the health record? - (ANSWER)C) 24 hours
4. LTCHs are the same as skilled nursing facilities? - (ANSWER)B) False
, HIMT 1250 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
11. Long term care hospitals must meet state requirements for ____ and have an agreement with ____
in order to receive payments. - (ANSWER)A) Acute care hospitals, Medicare
3. What provides a wide range of services to include nursing care, 24-hour supervision, assistance with
activities of daily living and rehabilitation services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy? -
(ANSWER)B) Skilled nursing facilities
9. What are problem-orientated frameworks for additional assessment based on problem identification
items that form a critical link to decisions about care planning? - (ANSWER)D) Resident assessment
protocols
8. What is a set of screening, clinical, and functional status elements, including common definitions and
coding categories, which forms the foundation of a comprehensive assessment for all residents of
nursing homes that receive federal funding? - (ANSWER)C) Minimum data set
2. What is designed for people who want to live in a community setting and who need or expect to need
help functioning, but who do not need as much care as a nursing home? - (ANSWER)C) Assisted living
7. What process helps clinicians focus on key issues identified during the assessment process so that
decisions as to whether and how to intervene can be explored with the resident? - (ANSWER)A) Care
area assessment
4. A face-to-face encounter has occurred no more than 30 days prior to the start of care (SOC) or within
30 days after the SOC, by the physician or an allowed Non-Physician Practitioner. - (ANSWER)B) False
8. Which of the following statements is correct regarding audits by Medicare Administrative Contractors
(MAC)? - (ANSWER)A) The lack of a physician signature can result in denial of an entire episode
12. A patient's right to be informed about any financial liability is governed by the Patient Self-
Determination Act of 1990 - (ANSWER)B) False
