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59 Cards in this Set
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What healhcare professional assists physicians in clinical assessments and pationt education? |
Physician assistants |
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Licensure tests to practice medicine are administered by: |
State licensure boards |
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What is true about nurses registration? |
Nurses are required to have a license in teh state in which they practice |
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Which of the following professions is generally considered to be an allied health career? Clinical laboratory science Physician Nurse Medical student |
Clinical laboratory science
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To become board-cerifiied in pediatrics, what would an internal medicine physician need to do? |
Complete graduate training in pediatric medicine and pass a national examination |
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The adoption of the Minimum Standards marked the beginning of what modern practice for healthcare organizations? |
Accreditation |
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According to the AMA, which of the following incorporates the healthcare related professions that function to assist, facilitate, and/or complement the work of physicians and other clinical specialists? |
Allied health |
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True or False Respiratory therapists treat patients with limited mobility. |
False (PT's do) |
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True or False Physical therapy assistants develop treatment plans. |
False (PT's do) |
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True or False A sonographer is a specialization of diagnostic imaging technologists. |
True |
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Which of the following laws created the Health Insurance Portability and Accountabiliy Act? |
Healthcare Quality Improvement Act |
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What government agency supports medical research? |
National Institutes of Health |
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A HIT student has asked you why Medicare reimburses healthcare providers through prospective payment systems. What piece of legislation would you use as your explanation? |
Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982 |
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A friend and I are debating cell based technologies. What is a reason why I might argue for this technology? |
Diseases could be diagnosed earlier |
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What is the best description of Medicaid? |
Federally mandated healthcare program for low income people |
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What did the Healthcare Quality Improvement Act of 1986 establish? |
The National Practitioner Data Bank |
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What is the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990? |
It required PRO's (Peer Review Organization) to report actions taken against physicians to state medical boards and licensing agencies |
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Public Law 92-603 of 1972 required what? |
it required concurrent review of Medicare and Medicaid patients |
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What is the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1989? |
It instituted and researched the Agency for Healthcare Policy |
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What is the Hill-Burton Act? |
It authorized grants for states to construct new hospitals |
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What organization has the mission of promoting the science and art of medicine and to imprive publec health? |
American Medical Association |
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What organization can certify the EHR? |
Commission of Certification of Health Information Technology |
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A college wants to start a new HIT program. Who should the staff contact for program accreditation information? |
Commission an Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education |
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At our hospital, a patient died in childbirth. As this is a sentinel event, what do we need to do? |
Perform a root cause analysis |
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I need to order the Coding Clinic for our coders. Who should I contact? |
American Hospital Association |
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The Joint Commission? |
This organization developed the National Patient Safety Guidelines |
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The Commission of Certification of Health Information Technology? |
This organization's mission is to certify electronic health records |
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The American Nurses Association? |
Part of this organization's mission is to work for the improvement of health standards and the availability of healthcare services |
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The American Medical Association? |
This organization shares information on health and medical practices |
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The American Health Information Management Association? |
This association was founded in 1928 under the name of Association of Record Librarians of North America |
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What kind of hospital is a voluntary hospital? |
A not-for-profit hospital owned by a church |
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I have been asked who has the primary responsibility to guide the direction of the hospital. My response should be: |
Board of Directors |
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The HIM Department is condidered to be what type of department? |
Clinical support services |
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What service uses work and play to help the patient improve independent functioning? |
Occupational therapy |
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Dr. Smith has been granted permission by Community hospital to perform cardiac catheterizations. This permission is called: |
clinical privileges |
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True or False General hospitals provide short term care to diagnose and /or treat an illness. |
True |
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True or False A registered nurse qualified by advanced education and clinical and management experience usually administers patient care services. |
True |
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True or False Healthcare reform results in closing of some hospitals. |
True |
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True or False The average length of stay for an acute care hospital is 21 days or less. |
False |
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True or False Rehabilitation services include only physical therapy and occupational therapy. |
False |
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I have been asked to describe quality of healthcare, which would include my definition?
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The right care is provided at the right time
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I work for an organization that owns a hospital , a skilled nursing facility, and physician practices. I work for what type of organization?
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An integrated delivery system
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What is true regarding Medicare certification of hospitals?
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Must be in compliance with conditions of participation
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I have been asked what is the purpose of evidence-based guidelines. How would I respond?
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They help to improve the quality of patient care
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At our facility, our staff on the nursing units are cross-trained to perform many tasks for a small group of patients. This concept is called?
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Patient-focused care
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Quality has several components, including appropriateness, technical excellence, acceptability, and:
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Accessibility
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What type of program has been in place in hospitals for years and is required by the Medicare and Medicaid programs as well as accreditation standards?
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Quality improvement (QI)
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What is a true statement about peer review?
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Involves assessment of the work of colleagues by those in the same profession
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What program attempts to contain hospital inpatient cost and improve quality by restructuring services so that more is done in the nursing unit?
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Patient focused care
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I am a patient. I went to see the Doctor Who owns her own office practice. This type of care is called:
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Private medical practice
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My daughter fell and cut herself tonight. I believe that she needs stitches. It I s not an emergency but I believe that she really needs to see someone tonight for treatment. What type of setting would I most likely access?
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Freestanding ambulatory care center
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I work for a healthcare provider that provides ambulatory care to low-income patients. We receive funding from many sources. What type of setting do I work for?
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Voluntary agency
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A physician needs to find palliative care services for a terminally ill patient. What type of long-term care setting is the most appropriate?
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Hospice
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Which statement is true about behavioral health?
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Insurance coverage generally places restrictions on the psychiatric care such as a limit on the number of outpatient visits.
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This provides alternatives to inpatient care or services as a transition from inpatient to outpatient care or discharge:
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Day-treatment program
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Healthcare rendered in a non-acute care facility to patients who require inpatient nursing and related services for more than 30 consecutive days:
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Skilled nursing facilities (SNF's)
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These are designed to meet patients daily living, schooling, recreational, socialization, and routine medical care needs:
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Residential care facility
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This has an analysis and leadership role for health promotion and disease prevention:
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Public health services
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This kind of care is provided by different caregivers at several different levels of the healthcare system:
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Continuum of care
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