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35 Cards in this Set
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What is an ambulatory setting developed in the 1960s to provide ambulatory care to the indigent of a particular neighborhood?
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Community Health Center
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What is a registered nurse who has additional training and credentials that allow for limited independent practice?
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Nurse Practioner
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What is an arrangement in which one physician temporarily works in the place of another physician?
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Locum Tenens
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What is a form used for billing purposes that includes the services the pt received, the charges, and the diagnosis and procedural codes?
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Encounter Form
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What is a list of Medicare-covered services and their payment rates?
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Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
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What s an appointment scheduling method that assigns all pts in a large block for the same appointment time, then pts are seen on a first come first serve basis?
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Block Appointment
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What is a program of Medicaid for children younger than 21 that ensures that these services, such as screening, diagnostic, and treatment, are provided and paid for whether or not they are normally included under the state's Medicaid Program?
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Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT)
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What is a record format in which the information is entered in chronological order? |
Intergrated
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What is an organization that provides services to promote the health of the community as whole, such as immunizations and disease screenings; usually an agency of state or local government?
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Public Health Department
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What is an ambulatory setting in which care is provided to university staff and students?
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University Health Center
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What is a setting provided for surgery on an ambulatory basis?
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Ambulatory Surgery Center
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What usually has at least a full-time operating room and provides surgical privileges to physicians in the community?
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Ambulatory Surgery Center
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What is an ambulatory setting where care is provided to employees at their place of work?
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Industrial Health Center
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What is an ambulatory setting that provides labor and delivery services in uncomplicated deliveries?
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Birth Center
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What is the office in the Department of Health and Human Services responsible for monitoring compliance with reimbursement laws and regulations?
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Office of Inspector General (OIG)
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What is a secure method of pt access to his or her own information through a facility's electronic information system?
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Patient Portal
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Who are pts who arrive without an appointment and receive an appointment at the last minute?
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Walk-In-Pt
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What is care provided to a pt who do not stay overnight in a setting not located within a hospital?
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Freestanding Ambulatory Care
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What is an item of data that identifies the pt in the health information management system?
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Pt identifier
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What does ASCs stand for?
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Ambulatory Surgery Centers
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What is a method of reimbursement which the physician or facility receives a fixed amount each month for each pt enrolled in the plan, regardless of the amount of care that the pt receives?
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Capitation
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What is a method of entering prescriptions into an electronic system that also transmits the prescription to the pharmacy to be filled?
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E-prescribing
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What is a numbered list of the pt's problems over time that serves as a table of contents for the problem-oriented medical record?
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Problem List
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What is a disadvantage of using a pts social security number as an identifier?
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Security purposes
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Where would a growth chart be found?
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Pediatric Health Services
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What is an ambulatory setting in which pts are seen on walk-in basis without appointments and provides services for longer hours than do most private physician practices?
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Urgent Care
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Who is responsible for explaining the risks and alternatives associated with the surgery and for obtaining the pts consent to the procedure?
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Surgeon
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How is licensure standards set?
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By state
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What has to meet licensure standards?
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Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Birthing Centers
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What are the accrediting organizations for free standing Ambulatory Care?
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The Joint Commission Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Care American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities |
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What focuses on a narrow segment of ambulatory care?
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American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities
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What is used when the record is filled by the last two digits of the number?
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Terminal Digit Order
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What is the record filed in straight numerical order?
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In systems using a number as a primary identifier
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What is PQRS?
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Physician Quality Reporting System
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What is used in ambulatory care to code procedures and services?
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HCPCS
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