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Chapter 4
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Electronic Health Records
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by many hospitals to increase access to medical record content is:
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EDMS Electronic document management system
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Systems used by nurses and physicians to document assessments and findings are called:
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Patient care charting
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Which of the following is an example of an ancillary system:
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Lab system
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Discrete data are generally entered into an EHR via:
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Templates
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The ability to electronically put tasks into a queue for someone to perform is called:
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Content management
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What technology is used to manage data from different source systems, including discrete data, scanned images, and digital forms of data:
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CDR Clinical Data Repository
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In a regional health information organization (RHIO), patients would most likely be identified using:
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Unique patient identifier
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RHIO
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Regional Health Information Organization
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A special Web page that offers secure access to data is a:
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Intranet
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To run an analysis on a large set of data from many patients, the best tool is a:
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CDW Clinical Data Warehouse
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An interface is:
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Program to exchange data
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Standards from which organization would be used for enabling exchange of clinical images:
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DICOM
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Semantics refers to:
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Meaning of a clinical concept
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Which of the following vocabularies is likely to be used to describe drugs in clinically relevant form:
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RxNorm
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When some computers are used primarily to enter data and others to process data the architecture is called:
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Client/server
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Which form of wireless technology is used to beam data between devices in close proximity to one another:
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Bluetooth
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What can a healthcare organization implement to help significantly reduce downtime:
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Send data to a remote site via the Internet
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Data that describes the data to be entered into an EHR is called:
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Data dictionary
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When a hospital uses many different vendors to support its information system needs, the IT strategy being used is called:
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Best of breed
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A step-by-step approach to installing, testing, training, and gaining adoption for an EHR is referred to as:
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Migration path
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Which form of system testing ensure that each data element is captured correctly:
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Integration testing
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Which of the following describes the step during implementation when data from an old system are able to be incorporated into the new system:
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Data conversion
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How are health plans incentivizing providers to use EHRs:
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Denying paper claims
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If a judge asks a record custodian to attest to the permanence of an EHR, the custodian should:
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Produce paper back ups
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An example of how security of an EHR is afforded is via:
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Access controls
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A high level overview of when EHR components will be implemented is:
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Benefits realization study
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A means to reduce the data entry burden for providers but still capture discrete data is:
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Patient data entry
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Ensure accurate and timely data entry is:
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Data quality
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EHRs
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Electronic Health Record
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