Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: The database of a network of health care providers (physicians, hospitals, laboratories, and public health organizations) allowing access to patient records within the network from approved points of care
An executive division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that coordinates and promotes the national implementation of technology in health care
Also called the stimulus bill, 2009 federal legislation providing many stimulus opportunities in different areas. The portion of the law that finds and sets mandates for health information technology is called HITECH
A subset of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (2009) legislation providing federal funding and mandates for the use of technology in health care
A health information system in which physicians enter orders electronically
A system of nationally shared health data, comprised of a network of providers, consumers, and researchers, that aims to improve health care delivery through the secure exchange of information
A health information systems compliance organization whose goal is to standardize the collection of patient information in the electronic health care record
Computer software and hardware, typically scanners, that allow health record documents to be stored, retrieved, and shared

Accepted Answer

The Answer of NHIN and CPOE and HITECH and EDMS is...

Question 2

The major components of the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) include the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  Appointing a security officer 
B)  Training of personnel on security measures 
C)  Physical protection of data storage devices 
D)  EHR implementation incentive 
A)  Appointing a security officer 
B)  Training of personnel on security measures 
C)  Physical protection of data storage devices 
D)  EHR implementation incentive

Question 3

A term used to indicate electronic processing of the physician order process or workflow, which allows for prompts, reminders, or alerts when the order is entered, is called ___________. Orders are sent to ancillary departments to be processed.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A term used to indicate electronic processing...

Question 4

A process that tracks the activity of users in the system, storing what the user accessed and when the user accessed it, is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Integrity 
B)  Scanning 
C)  Audit trail 
D)  Digitized 
A)  Integrity 
B)  Scanning 
C)  Audit trail 
D)  Digitized

Question 5

What are the different types of interoperability as outlined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers?

Accepted Answer

1. Syntactic interoperability--The two s

Question 6

Use of a scanner or a fax machine to store the paper document electronically into a computer program or onto an optical disc is called ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Use of a scanner or a fax...

Question 7

Which is not an advantage of the electronic health record?

Accepted Answer

A)  Accessibility 
B)  Standardization 
C)  Improvement in quality of health 
D)  Cost 
A)  Accessibility 
B)  Standardization 
C)  Improvement in quality of health 
D)  Cost

Question 8

How can an EHR system improve patient care? List at least three ways.

Accepted Answer

1. Availability of information--more hea

Question 9

A health care record consisting of both paper and electronic data is a ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A health care record consisting of both...

Question 10

The electronic use of information that can flow electronically from one type of provider to another along the continuum of care and over time is called ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The electronic use of information that can...

Question 11

A framework that enables interoperability by using standard operating nomenclature, specifications, or protocols against geographical boundaries and among various entities is the __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A framework that enables interoperability by using...

Question 12

What are the three private groups involved in establishing standards for EHR?

Accepted Answer

HL7, CCHIT

Question 13

The recording of clinical data at the time treatment delivered to the patient is called ___________.

Accepted Answer

point of c

Question 14

A series of steps to produce a final result or outcome, which describes how the electronic record moves from one electronic component or work area (queue) to another, is called _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A series of steps to produce a...

Question 15

All of the following about the COLD system is true EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  It is considered an EHR system. 
B)  Images are downloaded into the EHR format. 
C)  Document imaging files are attached and incorporated into the EHR. 
D)  Allows many types of images to be used. 
A)  It is considered an EHR system. 
B)  Images are downloaded into the EHR format. 
C)  Document imaging files are attached and incorporated into the EHR. 
D)  Allows many types of images to be used.

Question 16

The laboratory department and radiology department of Hospital B have their own computer software programs that generate their departmental reports that automatically move to the HIM electronic record. These software systems communicate with the HIM software system through a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  Algorithm 
B)  Longitudinal 
C)  Interface 
D)  Integrity 
A)  Algorithm 
B)  Longitudinal 
C)  Interface 
D)  Integrity

Question 17

Data ________ is used for revenue, clinical, operational, and outcome management.

Accepted Answer

A)  Repository 
B)  Warehousing 
C)  Algorithm 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Repository 
B)  Warehousing 
C)  Algorithm 
D)  All of the above

Question 18

What is a benefit to an interoperable system?

Accepted Answer

A)  Eliminate the need for redundant tests. 
B)  More health care employees will have access to patient information. 
C)  Less training will be required to use the EHR systems. 
D)  Physicians will have to spend more time entering orders in multiple systems. 
A)  Eliminate the need for redundant tests. 
B)  More health care employees will have access to patient information. 
C)  Less training will be required to use the EHR systems. 
D)  Physicians will have to spend more time entering orders in multiple systems.

Question 19

The ONC's strategic plan has how many goals?

Accepted Answer

A)  One 
B)  Two 
C)  Four 
D)  Eight 
A)  One 
B)  Two 
C)  Four 
D)  Eight

Question 20

The federal level authority responsible for the coordination of the implementation of a National Health Information Network is the ___________.

Accepted Answer

Office of the Nation

The major components of the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) include the following EXCEPT:

A term used to indicate electronic processing of the physician order process or workflow, which allows for prompts, reminders, or alerts when the order is entered, is called ___________. Orders are sent to ancillary departments to be processed.

A process that tracks the activity of users in the system, storing what the user accessed and when the user accessed it, is:

What are the different types of interoperability as outlined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers?

Use of a scanner or a fax machine to store the paper document electronically into a computer program or onto an optical disc is called ____________.

Which is not an advantage of the electronic health record?

How can an EHR system improve patient care? List at least three ways.

A health care record consisting of both paper and electronic data is a ___________.

The electronic use of information that can flow electronically from one type of provider to another along the continuum of care and over time is called ____________.

A framework that enables interoperability by using standard operating nomenclature, specifications, or protocols against geographical boundaries and among various entities is the __________.

What are the three private groups involved in establishing standards for EHR?

The recording of clinical data at the time treatment delivered to the patient is called ___________.

A series of steps to produce a final result or outcome, which describes how the electronic record moves from one electronic component or work area (queue) to another, is called _______.

All of the following about the COLD system is true EXCEPT:

The laboratory department and radiology department of Hospital B have their own computer software programs that generate their departmental reports that automatically move to the HIM electronic record. These software systems communicate with the HIM software system through a(n):

Data ________ is used for revenue, clinical, operational, and outcome management.

What is a benefit to an interoperable system?

The ONC's strategic plan has how many goals?

The federal level authority responsible for the coordination of the implementation of a National Health Information Network is the ___________.

Health Care Delivery Systems

Collecting Health Care Data

Acute Care Records

Health Information Management Processing

Code Sets

Reimbursement

Health Information Management Issues in Other Care Settings

Managing Health Records

Statistics

Quality and Uses of Health Information

Confidentiality and Compliance

Him Department Management

Training and Development

Filters

Exam 3: Electronic Health Records

The major components of the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) include the following EXCEPT:

A term used to indicate electronic processing of the physician order process or workflow, which allows for prompts, reminders, or alerts when the order is entered, is called ___________. Orders are sent to ancillary departments to be processed.

A process that tracks the activity of users in the system, storing what the user accessed and when the user accessed it, is:

What are the different types of interoperability as outlined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers?

Use of a scanner or a fax machine to store the paper document electronically into a computer program or onto an optical disc is called ____________.

Which is not an advantage of the electronic health record?

How can an EHR system improve patient care? List at least three ways.

A health care record consisting of both paper and electronic data is a ___________.

The electronic use of information that can flow electronically from one type of provider to another along the continuum of care and over time is called ____________.

A framework that enables interoperability by using standard operating nomenclature, specifications, or protocols against geographical boundaries and among various entities is the __________.

What are the three private groups involved in establishing standards for EHR?

The recording of clinical data at the time treatment delivered to the patient is called ___________.

A series of steps to produce a final result or outcome, which describes how the electronic record moves from one electronic component or work area (queue) to another, is called _______.

All of the following about the COLD system is true EXCEPT:

The laboratory department and radiology department of Hospital B have their own computer software programs that generate their departmental reports that automatically move to the HIM electronic record. These software systems communicate with the HIM software system through a(n):

Data ________ is used for revenue, clinical, operational, and outcome management.

What is a benefit to an interoperable system?

The ONC's strategic plan has how many goals?

The federal level authority responsible for the coordination of the implementation of a National Health Information Network is the ___________.

Health Care Delivery Systems

Collecting Health Care Data

Acute Care Records

Health Information Management Processing

Code Sets

Reimbursement

Health Information Management Issues in Other Care Settings

Managing Health Records

Statistics

Quality and Uses of Health Information

Confidentiality and Compliance

Him Department Management

Training and Development

Filters