Study Guide Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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The progress note includes such

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Details as the physical exam and the history of present illness

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Moving to an electronic health record lessens the need for

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Many office supplies used to house records, such as Folders and clips for each file

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Because of the immediate availability of data about each patient, medication errors have

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Decreased with the use of EHR

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The 1st step of the information chain in electronic system is

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Before any information can be documented, the patient must 1st make an appointment.

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5
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EHR clinic is a combined

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Practice management EHR software

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6
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A patient’s age is not

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Clinical information

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Before making an appointment, the receptionist needs to know the condition or symptoms for which the patient is being seen before determining

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The amount of time allotted for each appointment

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8
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The health information management and information technology departments are

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Closely related

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Registered health information administrator (RHIA) professionals have the education and background necessary to hold positions such as

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Cancer registrar, privacy officer, software analyst, or compliance officer

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Protected health information is any information, such as

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Name, address, phone number, or medical information, that identifies the patient

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Registration that takes place from the same department or area as known as

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centralized or (central) registration

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Regardless of the number of times the patient is seen, he/she is entered only

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One time in the MPI

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The name of the form should be related to its purpose, such as

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“patient history” or” physical exam”

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Commonly, the box in which electronic data is entered is known as

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A field

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A review of Systems is the

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Collection of subjective symptoms related to a patient’s body systems

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Blood pressure is an objective finding it would not be included in the

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History of the present illness

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17
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A person hired to manually record a physician’s recorded spoken words is known as a

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Transcriptionist

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The review of systems will cover the information

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Documented on a medical history form

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One piece of an annual exam is a complete review of each body system. A review of systems is an

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Inventory or subjective symptoms experienced by a patient for each body system

20
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Only the sections of the history of present illness that apply to a patient’s chief complaint are

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Collected At a visit

21
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Knowingly billing for unnecessary or non occurring services constitutes

22
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The fee schedule is the document that includes

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The fee charged for each service rendered in a medical practice

23
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HCPCS level 2 codes are used to

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Code supplies

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The medical history is documented on the patient’s health record, but not on the

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It is the office of inspector general that is in charge with
Investigating cases of suspected fraud or abuse
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It is through the ACA that reimbursement methodology has become tied to
Quality and coordination of care
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It is possible to have too many flag alerts set up in the EHR clinic, so use
Caution to only create critical flags
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A patient who often misses appointments, will have an alert set to appear on her record: this alert is known as
A flag
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Providers must provide proof of citizenship during the
Credentialing process
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Care providers typically agree to lower rates of reimbursement when contracting with
Insurance carriers
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Custom reports have at least
2 variables
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A narrowing detail such as "patients 30 years or older" is called
A filter
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Any emails containing protected health information should be
Encrypted for security
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HIPPA regulations require that EHR systems store and transmit information in the form of
Codes, rather than text based (written out) descriptions
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An EHR must be certified to comply with
Promoting interoperability standards
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Paper forms need to be logical for Ease of
Completion
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A patient's histories are gathered by
Asking the patient questions and/or having the patient or legal guardian complete a medical/surgical history form
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Discrepancies and information are noted in
A details Box
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It is critical to document any discrepancies in
Patient information
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BMI stands for
Body mass index
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The quality of a scanned (digital) image is known as
The resolution
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It is a great idea to plan ahead and ensure that orders are completed in a
Timely manner, however ordering a desk calendar is low priority
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Task lists allow a user to
Keep track of tasks needed to be completed
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Flags give healthcare professionals
Reminders about individual patients that they would not otherwise remember
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A default Value automatically appears within a
Field since that particular valve is common
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A copay (copayment) is the
Fixed amount that is collected at the time Of a visit for most patients covered under managed care plans
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The appointment is the 1st step in building the
Claim