Certificate in Medical Record Management Jun, Mon, 2024 admin Online Examination /30 0 Your Examination is Complete ! You will get your result in your email id within 10 days. kindly also email your 10th Marskheet and Aadhar Card copy at iisdtindia@gmail.com. Certificate in Medical Record Management Online Examination Detail: Duration- 60 minutes. Number of Questions- 30. (Multiple Choice Questions). Maximum Marks- 100, Passing Marks- 40%. There is no negative marking. 1 / 30 1. The most common method of filing in today’s medical office is- A. Alphabetically B. Numerically C. By insurance D. By insurance 2 / 30 2. Tethered PHRs are usually not provided by: A. Hospitals B. Insurance companies C. Pharmaceutical companies D. Physician practices 3 / 30 3. Face sheet refers to- A. The initial patient intake history form B. Part of a body diagram, such as when there has been a facial laceration C. Information collected by the admitting or triage nurse D. Registration form when presenting for hospital care 4 / 30 4. Converting data to electronic form only for those patients for whom appointments are scheduled. A. Incremental conversion B. Total conversion C. Hybrid conversion D. Partial conversion 5 / 30 5. In which of these records would you not find physician documentation? A. Triage B. Fact Sheet C. MAR D. All of these 6 / 30 6. Which is NOT an advantage of using voice recognition. A. It is similar to traditional dictation B. Transcription costs are reduced C. Physicians or assistant must review and edit files D. Information is available in the medical record in less time 7 / 30 7. PHRs typically also do not include: A. Order sets B. Employment information C. Emergency contacts D. Insurance information 8 / 30 8. Which is not a disadvantage of total conversion. A. Conversion of unnecessary data B. Higher error rate C. All data are converted at once D. The cost 9 / 30 9. All three definitions of PHRs have common attributes. These do not include: A. A PHR is a lifelong tool B. The individual, in consultation with his/her provider, decides who can have access to the PHR. C. A PHR is secure and private D. Data in a PHR is owned by the patient 10 / 30 10. Information in an EHR comes from many sources. Which is not a source. A. Medical assistants B. Certification agencies C. Insurance companies D. Physicians 11 / 30 11. Which is NOT an advantage of using clinical templates. A. The physician must change the way the patient encounter is documented B. Repetitive information is quickly documented C. Data are standardized and consistent D. Templates can be customized to meet the needs of the practice 12 / 30 12. Content of a PHR does not typically include: A. Demographic information B. List of individuals who can access the PHR C. Caregiver D. Flow sheets 13 / 30 13. Which is not a benefit of dictation. A. No additional training for physicians B. Retention of the narrative form of documentation C. Providers with low computer skills can still use an EHR D. Physicians or assistant must review and edit files 14 / 30 14. A process in which some records maybe outsourced while others are converted in-house. A. Incremental conversion B. Total conversion C. Hybrid conversion D. Partial conversion 15 / 30 15. Some physician practice-based EHRs provide this linked application to allow patient interaction: A. Website access B. Computerized communication C. Electronic health record systems D. Patient portal 16 / 30 16. Identifiable patient information that should not appear on the outside of the chart would include: A. Patients address B. Patients social C. Patient’s birthday D. All of the above 17 / 30 17. Consumers purchase or download a PHR software program and enter their information when using a: A. Computer-based, untethered system B. Computer-based, stand-alone system C. Internet-based, networked, interoperable system D. Computer-based, tethered system 18 / 30 18. All tethered PHRs allow patients to: A. Add information B. View information C. Revise information D. Delete information 19 / 30 19. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of a stand-alone system? A. All data must be entered and kept up-to-date by the patient B. Not all physicians will use information from this type of system C. The information is more secure because it does not send or receive data over a network D. The patient must remember to print the data or copy it to a portable device to take to a doctor's visit 20 / 30 20. MAR refers to- A. Medical allergies required B. Medication administration record C. Medication and allergies record D. Medical alert record 21 / 30 21. Which is not one of the seven characteristics defined by the Markle Group? A. PHRs contain information from one's entire lifetime B. PHRs are private and secure C. PHRs are accessible from any place at any time D. PHRs do not permit easy exchange of information across systems 22 / 30 22. Any information to be released from the medical record: A. Goes to the medical insurance B. Requires a provider’s signature C. Requires patient notification and approval D. Requires a subpoena 23 / 30 23. EMR stands for- A. Emergency room B. A popular colour coding systems trade name C. Electronic medical records D. Emergency medical rules 24 / 30 24. A process in which a practice outsources the conversion process to an external company. A. Incremental conversion B. Total conversion C. Hybrid conversion D. Partial conversion 25 / 30 25. Which of the following does not belong with the others? A. Progress notes B. Visit summary C. SOAP note D. Interdisciplinary progress notes 26 / 30 26. Medical Audit is to assess the ______________ of medical records. A. Quantity B. Quality C. Efficiency D. Quantity & Quality 27 / 30 27. Personal health records can be grouped into four categories. Which of the following is not one of the four? A. Internet-based, untethered B. Computer-based, stand-alone C. Internet-based, networked and interoperable D. Computer-based, tethered 28 / 30 28. Which is NOT a drawback of dictation. A. Transcribed reports are not immediately accessible B. Retention of the narrative form of documentation C. Dictation incurs transcription costs D. Detail is more likely to be omitted if data are not captured at the point-of-care 29 / 30 29. _________ is known as key of medical records. A. Diagnosis index B. Address index C. Name Index D. Doctors name index 30 / 30 30. State statues have ruled that medical records are the property of the: A. State medical society B. One who created them C. Patient only D. None of these Exit Post Tags : .net programming Course2D & 3D AUTOCAD Course2d animation course3d animation courseAccounting courseADCAadca courseadca course certificateADVANCE CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTER EDUCATION Social Share :
