Question 1

What does the I in the HPIP method stand for?

Accepted Answer

A)  investigate 
B)  impression 
C)  insurance 
D)  intestinal 
A)  investigate 
B)  impression 
C)  insurance 
D)  intestinal

Question 2

When the patient's paper chart is opened flat, which of the following is typically found on the right side?

Accepted Answer

A)  progress notes 
B)  medication list 
C)  patient data 
D)  immunization records 
A)  progress notes 
B)  medication list 
C)  patient data 
D)  immunization records

Question 3

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found.
-Patient's insurance policy number

Accepted Answer

A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information 
A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information

Question 4

How often should the tickler file be checked?

Accepted Answer

A)  daily 
B)  several times a day 
C)  weekly 
D)  several times a month 
A)  daily 
B)  several times a day 
C)  weekly 
D)  several times a month

Question 5

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found.
-Copy of a patient's x-ray film

Accepted Answer

A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information 
A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information

Question 6

Match each term with its definition.
-Storing

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 7

Match each term with its definition.
-Required before any information in a patient chart can be released

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 8

What does the P in SOAP stand for?

Accepted Answer

A)  physician, provider, or medical practice 
B)  patient 
C)  plans for further studies, treatment, or management 
D)  preventive care 
A)  physician, provider, or medical practice 
B)  patient 
C)  plans for further studies, treatment, or management 
D)  preventive care

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-Method of charting that encourages a clinician to provide greater detail of the information obtained during the interview and examination

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 10

Which filing system provides the most patient privacy?

Accepted Answer

A)  alphabetical 
B)  subject 
C)  numerical 
D)  geographic 
A)  alphabetical 
B)  subject 
C)  numerical 
D)  geographic

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-May offer the advantage of a treatment otherwise unavailable to a patient and additional care that might not have otherwise been provided

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 12

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found.
-Chronological record detailing a patient's progression during treatment

Accepted Answer

A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information 
A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information

Question 13

Match each term with its definition.
-Coding

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 14

Match each term with its definition.
-May be used to expedite both filing and finding of folders

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 15

Match each term with its definition.
-This term once referred only to Roentgen films, but today also includes ultrasounds, angiograms, MRIs, and other types of images

Accepted Answer

A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports 
A) Privacy Officer 
B) imaging 
C) correction fluid 
D) tickler file 
E) physician's order
F)color coding system
G)clinical trials
H)CHEDDAR
I)cross-index
J)meaningful use performance measures
K)dictated reports

Question 16

The patient chart belongs to the:

Accepted Answer

A)  patient 
B)  patient's insurance company 
C)  medical practice 
D)  person who prepared it 
A)  patient 
B)  patient's insurance company 
C)  medical practice 
D)  person who prepared it

Question 17

Lab reports should be filed in _____ in a separate section of the patient chart.

Accepted Answer

A)  alphabetical order 
B)  order of relevance 
C)  chronological order 
D)  order of importance 
A)  alphabetical order 
B)  order of relevance 
C)  chronological order 
D)  order of importance

Question 18

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found.
-Patient's immunization record from the previous provider

Accepted Answer

A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information 
A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information

Question 19

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found.
-Breakdown of the drugs currently prescribed to a patient

Accepted Answer

A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information 
A) administrative data 
B) financial and insurance information 
C) correspondence 
D) referral 
E) past medical records
F)medications
G)progress notes
H)diagnostic imaging information
I)lab information

Question 20

When recording progress notes, the specific chief complaint should be:

Accepted Answer

A)  a paraphrased description of the patient's condition 
B)  written using the patient's own words 
C)  a series of codes that correlate to a list of common symptoms 
D)  recorded only by the physician or provider 
A)  a paraphrased description of the patient's condition 
B)  written using the patient's own words 
C)  a series of codes that correlate to a list of common symptoms 
D)  recorded only by the physician or provider

Exam 13: The Skeletal System

What does the I in the HPIP method stand for?

When the patient's paper chart is opened flat, which of the following is typically found on the right side?

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found. -Patient's insurance policy number

How often should the tickler file be checked?

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found. -Copy of a patient's x-ray film

Match each term with its definition. -Storing

Match each term with its definition. -Required before any information in a patient chart can be released

What does the P in SOAP stand for?

Match each term with its definition. -Method of charting that encourages a clinician to provide greater detail of the information obtained during the interview and examination

Which filing system provides the most patient privacy?

Match each term with its definition. -May offer the advantage of a treatment otherwise unavailable to a patient and additional care that might not have otherwise been provided

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found. -Chronological record detailing a patient's progression during treatment

Match each term with its definition. -Coding

Match each term with its definition. -May be used to expedite both filing and finding of folders

Match each term with its definition. -This term once referred only to Roentgen films, but today also includes ultrasounds, angiograms, MRIs, and other types of images

The patient chart belongs to the:

Lab reports should be filed in _____ in a separate section of the patient chart.

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found. -Patient's immunization record from the previous provider

Match each example of information to the part of the medical record in which it would be found. -Breakdown of the drugs currently prescribed to a patient

When recording progress notes, the specific chief complaint should be:

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