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HIT Pro Quality Improvement Part 1Exam Questions and Answers Providers are more likely to view health care quality as a. Use of computerized decision support to facilitate evidence-based practice a. Implementation of a web-based patient satisfaction survey b. Computerized flow sheets that enable documentation required by regulatory standards c. Centralized appointment scheduling system that decreases patient wait time - Answer- Answer: A - Use of computerized decision support to facilita...

Health Information Technology (HIT) Exam Questions and Answers Clients cannot use a PHR to keep track of and print important health information. A. True B. False - Answer- B. False HIT helps healthcare professionals provide better ________. A. reporting B. staff appreciation C. client care D. self-assessment - Answer- C. client care A PHR is an electronic record of health and medical information, which can be maintained by the client. A. True B. False - Answer- A. True ...

HIT 120 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Which of the following accredits academic programs in health information management? - Answer- CAHIIM Which step comes first in the accreditation process? - Answer- Self-assessment The formal approval process for academic programs in health information management is called: - Answer- Accreditation Sustained professional achievement is required by which of the following? - Answer- Fellowship Members of the AHIMA House of Delegates are - Answ...

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MODULE EXAM Q’S AND A’S What is Health Information Technology (HIT)? - Answer- the application of technology in the healthcare industry for the purpose of storing, retrieving, and sharing healthcare information What are some of the benefits of using Health Information Technology (HIT)? - Answer- less paperwork, unnecessary tests and procedures can be avoided, and client records are placed into the hands of people who need them Jason has been admitted to t...

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Health Info Tech - Answer- Is the application of technology in the healthcare industry. What are some functions of HIT? - Answer- ensure protection privacy of info improve patient care by reducing medical errors, reduce healthcare costs Some benefits of HIT are - Answer- unnecessary tests and procedures can be avoided reduces paperwork client records, are placed into the hands of the people who need them which of the five m...

HIT 125 APPLICATION EXERCISES EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS HEENT: Reveals the tympanic membranes, nares, and pharynx to be clear. No obvious head trauma.CHEST: Goodbye bilateral chest sounds. - Answer- physical examination Microscopic: Sections are of squamous mucosa with no atypia - Answer- pathology report Admits to 3C. Diet: NPO Meds: Compazine 10 mg IV Q 6 hr PRN - Answer- admission order Following induction of an adequate general anesthesia, and with the patient supine on the padd...

HIT 130 APPLICATIONS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is the Master Patient Index (MPI)? - Answer- A list or database created and maintained by a healthcare facility to record the name and identification number of every patient who has ever been admitted or treated in the facility. Most important resource and must be kept PERMANENTLY. What are some advantages of EHR? - Answer- Better communication between providers, providers get full picture of health & history, provides details for patie...

HIT PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Medical Suffixes - Answer- Osis: condition or disease Algia: pain Crine: secreting Blast: immature or forming 24 hours - Answer- JCAHO mandated time period for dictating and transcribing the records of an acute care patient Data security - Answer- Technical and procedural methods to manage confidential information Analysis - Answer- Statistical: method to analyze numeric data Qualitative: in depth non-numeric description in a medical recor...

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Ch. 10 Delegation, Leadership, & Management Exam Questions and Answers When assigning tasks: - Answer- -be specific about what is to be done -how it is to be done -when task is to be completed Effective Communication - Answer- direct, concise, terms in a tactful, friendly, nonthreatening way is essential to creating a supportive work environment Decision-making ability - Answer- is needed to quickly divide up patients and assign tasks Why is confidence in the ability to perform ski...

MANAGING PATIENT CARE CH.21 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS A registered nurse (RN) is the group leader of practical nurses and nursing assistive personnel. Which nursing care model is the RN using? Case management Total patient care c. Primary nursing d. Team nursing - Answer- D In team nursing, the RN assumes the role of group or team leader and leads a team made up of other RNs, practical nurses, and nursing assistive personnel. Case management is a care approach that coordinate...

Test 2, Chapter 20, Effective delegation and supervision Exam Q’S and A’s Delegation Definition - Answer- Transfer of responsibility for the performance of an activity from one individual to another while accountability for the outcome is retained *HUGE* *Legal* and management concept RN transfers responsibility and authority for the performance of an activity but *remains* accountable for overall nursing care Management strategy used to ensure the accomplishment of cost-effectiv...

Ch. 14 Delegation Decisions in Nursing Settings Exam Questions and Answers Which factor must be considered by the nurse when evaluating delegatory appropriateness? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. a. Complexity of the task based on patient condition b. Attitude of the delegatee toward requests c. Role the delegatee was educated to perform d. Level of supervision the nurse must provide e. Ability of the nurse to perform the task f. Validated competenci...

CHAPTER 3 DELEGATIONS OF NURSING TASKS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Accountability - Answer- acknowledgement and assumption of responsibility for actions, decisions, and policies within the scope of the role of employment position and encompassing the obligation to report, explain, and be answerable for resutling consequences Delegation - Answer- transferring the authority to perform a selected nursing task in a selected situation to a competent individual Assignment as well called delega...

MANAGEMENT/DELEGATION LECTURE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS The practice of nursing - Answer- -Synthesizes data collected by nurses and other health care professions in order to coordinate safe, individualized care -Decides which interventions are necessary and how, when and by whom these interventions need to be provided -Teaches, delegates to or supervises other personnel in implementing the treatment regimen -Assumes responsibility and accountability for the provision of nursing prac...

DELEGATION—FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Why do nurses delegate? - Answer- TIME MANAGEMENT In order to provide cost-effective care, personnel must be utilized appropriately and the RN will be responsible to ensure that this occurs. If a nurse delegates a task, the ____ is responsible for the completion of that task. - Answer- RN ______ is the transfer or responsibility for the performance of an activity from one individual to another, with the former retaining the responsibilit...

Complex: Delegation & Management of Care Exam Questions and Answers The need for delegation is caused by.. - Answer- Increased acuity of patients Increased use of Unlicensed Assistive Personnel (UAPs) and Practical Nurses (PN) Increased RN responsibilities in the management of the nursing unit/organization Accelerated pace and changing health care environment. UAPs - Answer- Health care workers who assist with patient care activities under the supervision and delegation of an LPN or RN....

Delegation and Supervision (Chapter 19)Exam Questions and Answers This topic highlights the following objectives: - Answer- Recognize the essential requirements for safe and effective delegation. Explain how principles of delegation and supervision in professional nursing practice help ensure safe and legal patient care. Determine the impact that changes in the healthcare system have on nurse staffing patterns and responsibilities in a given scenario. Analyze the nurse's responsibili...

407 Delegation and Prioritization Management of Care Exam Questions and Answers Delegation - Answer- the process in which responsibility and authority are transferred to another individual Accountability - Answer- the ability and willingness to accept responsibility for actions related consequences Authority - Answer- the right to act or command the actions of others (Ultimate authority among nurses = charge nurse) Responsibility - Answer- the obligation to complete a task 5 rig...

Leadership & Nursing Care Management: CH 9 Delegation The process for a nurse to direct another person to perform nursing tasks and activities or Transferring to a competent individual the responsibility to perform a selected task in a situation is? - Answer- Delegation What cannot be delegated unless it is to another RN? - Answer- NURSING PROCESS AND NURSING JUDGEMENT!! What are the 5 right of Delegation? - Answer- Right Task Right Person Right Circumstance Right Communication/ D...