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45 Cards in this Set
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1. Match a) Data derived from the primary patient record -Patient-identifiable data -Demographic data -Aggregate data -Primary data -Secondary data |
Secondary data |
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1. Match b) Information about the patient that is documented by the clinicians who provide services to the patient -Patient-identifiable data -Demographic data -Aggregate data -Primary data -Secondary data |
Primary data |
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1. Match c) Information such as age and date of birth -Patient-identifiable data -Demographic data -Aggregate data -Primary data -Secondary data |
Patient-identifiable data Demographic data |
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1. Match d) Data extracted from individual patient records and combined to form information about groups of patients -Patient-identifiable data -Demographic data -Aggregate data -Primary data -Secondary data |
Aggregate data |
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2. Match a) List of disease and conditions of patients treated in a facility, sequenced according to classification code numbers -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Disease index |
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2. Match b) Registry that includes only cases for a specific facility -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Facility-based registry |
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2. Match c) List of patients by physician, usually arranged by physician code numbers -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Physician index |
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2. Match d) List of cases in a cancer registry arranged in the order in which the cases were entered -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Accession registry |
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2. Match e) List of the operations and procedures performed in a facility, sequenced according to classification code numbers -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Operation index |
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2. Match f) Registry that includes information from more than one facility in a geopolitical(地政学的) region -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Population-based registry |
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2. Match g) Central collection of data used to improve the quality of care and measure the effectiveness of a particular aspect of healthcare delivery -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Disease registry |
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2. Match h) List of patients with severe injuries -Accession(加入) registry -Disease index -Disease registry -Population-based registry -Facility-based registry -Operation index -Physician index -Trauma registry |
Trauma registry |
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3. Critique this statement: Case definition for trauma registries is determined by individual facilities. a) This is a true statement. b) This is a false statement as the American College of Surgeons defines the case definitions. c) This is a false statement as Joint Commission defines the case definition. d) This is a false statement as the state defines the case definition. |
a) This is a true statement. |
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4. Critique this statement: the Medicare Provider Analysis and Review File is made up of patient demographic data collected by acute care and skilled nursing facilities. a) This is a true statement. b) MEPAR is actually made up of claims data that does include demographic data. c) MEDPAR is actually made up of clinical data. d) MEDPAR includes only acute care demographic data. |
b) MEPAR is actually made up of claims data that does include demographic data. |
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5. The creation of the National Practitioner Data Bank was mandated by: a) The Social Security Act b) The Privacy Act c) THe Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act d) The Health Care Quality Improvement Act |
d) The Health Care Quality Improvement Act |
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6. The collection of information on healthcare fraud and abuse was mandated by HIPAA and resulted in the development of: a) The National Practitioner Data Bank b) The Healthcare integrity and Protection Data Bank c) The National Health Provider Inventory d) The Nationwide False Claims Data Bank |
b) The Healthcare integrity and Protection Data Bank |
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7. The Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project is a major initiative of which organization within the federal government? a) Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality b) Food and Drug Administration c) National Center for Health Statistics d) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services |
a) Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality |
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8. Critique this statement: Interrater reliability depends on the consistency of data collection activities among abstractors. a) This is a true statement. b) This is a false statement as it depends on the validity of the data. c) This is a false statement as interrater reliability is related to data analysis. d) This is a false statement as interrater reliability is related to data retention. |
a) This is a true statement. |
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9. The most prevalent trend in the collection of secondary databases is: a) The increase use of encryption technology b) The increased use of encoders c) The increased use of automated data entry d) The widespread implementation of electronic medical records |
c) The increased use of automated data entry |
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10. Which of the following databases was developed by the National Library of Medicine? a) The Grateful Med b) MEDPAR c) THe Medical Literature, Analysis, and Retrieval System Online d) Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank |
c) THe Medical Literature, Analysis, and Retrieval System Online |
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11. A record is considered a primary data source when it: a) Contains information about the patient that has been documented by the professionals who provided care to the patient b) Contains data abstracted from a patient record c) Includes data stored in a computer system d) Contains data that are entered into a disease-oriented database |
a) Contains information about the patient that has been documented by the professionals who provided care to the patient |
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12. Secondary data sources consist of: a) Facility-specific indexes b) Registries c) Healthcare databases d) All of the above |
d) All of the above |
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435-1. Bob Smith is a 56-year-old white male. This is an example of what type of data? a) Patient-specific b) Primary c) Aggregate d) Secondary |
a) Patient-specific |
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435-2. Which of the following is an example of how an internal user utilized secondary data? a) State infectious disease reporting b) Birth certificates c) Death certificates d) Benchmarking with other facilities |
d) Benchmarking with other facilities |
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435-3. Secondary data i used for multiple reasons including: a) Assisting researchers in determining effectiveness of treatments b) Assisting physicians and other healthcare providers in providing patient care c) Billing for services provided to the patient d) Coding diagnoses and procedures treated |
a) Assisting researchers in determining effectiveness of treatments |
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436-4. T or F
A registry is a secondary data source. |
T |
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436-5. T or F A patient health record contains aggregate data. |
F |
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436-6. T or F Administrative and management staff members are internal users of secondary data. |
T |
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436-7. T or F Medical staff members are external users of secondary data. |
F |
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459-1. Which of the following indexes is an important source of patient health record numbers? a) Physician index b) Master patient index c) Operation index d) Disease index |
b) Master patient index |
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459-2. After the types of cases to be included in a registry have been determined, what is the next step in data acquisition? a) Case registration b) Case definition c) Case abstracting d) Case finding |
d) Case finding |
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459-3. What number is assigned to a case when it is first entered in a cancer registry? a) Accession number b) Patient number c) Health record number d) Medical recordnumber |
a) Accession number |
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459-4. What are the patient data such as name, age, address, and so on called? a) Demographic data b) Secondary data c) Aggregate data d) Identification data |
a) Demographic data |
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459-5. What type of registry maintains a database on patients injured by an external physical force? a) Implant registry b) Birth defects registry c) Trauma registry d) Transplant registry |
c) Trauma registry |
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459-6. Why is the MEDPAR File limited in terms of being used for research purposes? a) It only provides demographic data about patients. b) It only contains Medicare patients. c) It uses ICD-9-CM diagnoses and procedure codes. d) It breaks charges down by specific type of service. |
b) It only contains Medicare patients. |
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460-7. Which of the following acts mandated establishment of the National Practitioner Data Bank? a) Health Care Quality Improvement Act if 1986 b) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 c) Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990 d) Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 |
a) Health Care Quality Improvement Act if 1986 |
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460-8. I started work today on a clinical trial. I need to familiarize myself with the rules and procedures to be followed. This information is called the: a) Protocol b) MEDPAR c) UMLS d) HCUP |
a) Protocol |
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460-9. An advantage of HCUP is that it: a) Contains only Medicare data b) Is used to determine pay for performance c) Contains data on all payer types d) Contains bibliographic listings from medical journals |
c) Contains data on all payer types |
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464-1. Using uniform terminology is a way to improve: a) Validity b) Data timeliness c) Audit trails d) Data reliability |
d) Data reliability |
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464-2. Which of the following is a true statement about data stewardship? a) HIM professionals are not qualified to address data stewardship issues. b) Data stewardship addresses the needs of the healthcare organization but not the patient. c) HIM professionals have worked with many data stewardship issues for years. d) Data stewardship excludes privacy issues. |
c) HIM professionals have worked with many data stewardship issues for years. |
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464-3. What is used to check the quality of data entered into an information system? a) Edits b) Interrater reliability c) Audit trail d) Validity |
a) Edits |
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465-4. T or F Now that registries and databases are almost universally electronic, data collection is done manually. |
F |
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465-5. T or F One advantage to a vendor system is that purchasers can find out about the system's performance from the users. |
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465-6. T or F With regard to data quality, validity refers to the consistency of the data. |
F
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465-7. T or F Among the HIM professional's traditional roles is that of maintaing the confidentiality of health data. |
T |
