RHIT Prep Exam

What feature of the filing folder helps locate misfiles within the paper-based filing system?

What type of health records contain family caregiver input?

Describe incomplete records that are not completed by the physician in the time frame specified in the healthcare facil

Physical therapy assistants carry out the treatment plans created by the physical therapists?

Which of the following certifications is administered by CCHIIM?

Which of the following statements is true about behavioral health?

The average length of stay for an acute-care hospital is 21 days or less

Written or spoken permission to proceed with care is classified as:

Which of the following is a tool used to track paper-based health records

The ambulatory surgery record contains information most similar to which of the following?

To "create social and physical environments that promote good health for all" is a goal of which of the following

The traditional model of HIM practice of:

Which of the following medical practitioner is not considered a generalist?

Which of the following is a risk of copying and pasting?

Which on the following is the virtual network used by AHIMA members?

Continuum of care = care provided by different care givers at several different levels of the healthcare system

Which of the following governs the HIM profession?

Which of the following is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization

Which of the following legislation authorized the creation of the Office of National Coordinator for Health Information?

Which of the following is true about registered nurses?

Which of the following is an example of a primary purpose of the health record

The publication To Error Human stated that as many patients die each year from preventable medical mistakes

The organization that accredits HIM education program is:

Which of the following systems is used to track whether or not a request for infomation has been processed?

Which group focuses solely on accreditation of rehabilitation programs and services?

Comparative effectiveness research is a major focus of the patient-centered outcomes research institute

Patient history questioners, problem lists, diagnostic tests results, and immunization records are commonly found in wha

The acronym IDS refers to:

Utilization Review Act of 1977 required that hospitals conduct continued-stay reviews for Medicaid and Medicare patients

Reviewing a heath record for missing signatures and missing medical reports is called

Subacute care = care that offers patients access to constant nursing care while recovering at home

Pharmaceutical services are considered part of the clinical support services

A hospital that participates in medicare and medicaid programs must follow:

TEFRA of 1982 required the gradual implementation of a prospective payment system PPS for Medicare reimbursment

Which type of health record contains information about the means by which the patient arrived at the healthcare setting

Dr. Smith has been granted permission by Community hospital to perform cardiac catheterizations. This permission is:

An HIm student has asked you why Medicare reimburses healthcare providers through prospective payment systems

Which of the following is an example of an individual user?

Which healthcare professional assists physician in clinical assessments and patient education?

Which specialized type of progress note provides healthcare professionals impressions of patient problems with

Public Law 92-603 of 1972 required concurrent review of Medicare and Medicaid patients

One of the advantages of DMS is that it can

Paper-based system, individual health records are organized in a standardized order in which of the following processes?

My daughter fell and cut herself tonight. Though it is not an emergency, what type of setting would I most likely access

Two patients records were filed together by mistake. This is an example of

Which of the following is a surgical specialty?

Which of the following a wide array of tests on body fluids, tissues, and cells to assist in the detection, diagnoses?

What type of facility offers palliative care for end-of-life care so the patient may live life fully and comfortable

Healthy pwople 2020 is the third iteration of this document

Which of the following is an example of an institutional user of the health record?

Healthcare policy is only formulated at the federal level

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 provided an individual mandate to have a minimum acceptable coverage

Only individuals authorized by the organizations policies should be allowed to enter documentation onto the health recor

What type of speech recognition is used when the physician edits the documents?

Which service diagnoses and treats patients who have acute and/or chronic lung disorders?

Audiologists provide comprehensive diagnosic and treatment/rehabilitative services for auditory, vestibularimpairments?

Auto-authentication is the preferred method of authentication

With which department does the HIM department interact to preform audits and monitor outcomes?

Respiratory therapists treat patients with limited mobility

Acute care hospitals provide short term care to diagnose or treat illness

Our college has applied to become accredited by CAHIIM. Which of the following is the name of the interim stage of

Managed care manages cost, quality, and access to services

The forms design committee:

An attending physician requests the advice of a second physician who then reviews the health record and examines the

How are amendments handled on the EHR?

When will you find clinical decision support?

The HIM profession is changing due to:

Which is an example of a federally run hospital?

Physical therapists are only one member of the rehabilitation team

Which healthcare provider utilizes ultrasound, computed tomography, or MRIs?

Which of the following best describes Medicaid?

What type of paper based storage system conserves floor space by eliminating all but one or two aisles?

Which of the following would not be found in a physical exam?

What microfilm format is ineffective when patients have multiple admissions on microfilm?

Health departments ise the health record to montiour outbreaks of diseases. Which type of use is this?

Which of the following is NOT an example of an administrative support services?

Which federal agency monitors healthy precautions for internal national travelers

Health records entries should be documented at the time of services they describe are rendered

The new model of HIM practice is:

Freestanding ambulatory care centers provides emergency services and urgent care for walk-in patients

SSA of 1935 gave the states funds on matching basis for maternal and infant care, rehabilitation of crippled children.

What should be done when the HIM departments error or accuracy rate is too high based on policy?

General documentation guidelines apply to

When I key in 10101963, the computer displays it as 10/10/1963, what enables this?

HIM has been recognized as a profession since?

Most patients in long-term care require inpatient nursing and related services for more than how many consecutive days

Who has the primary responsibility to guide the direction of the hospital?

When errors are made, the erroneous information can be obliterated

Human Genome Project = identify all human genes

Which of the following laws created the HITECH Act?

Version control of documents in the EHR requires

The primary focus if AHIMA is

What type of organization utilizes health record data to prove/disprove the efficacy of a healthcare treatment

Which of they following settings provides ambulatory care to low-income patients and receives funding from many sources

Until the World War II, where was most healthcare provided?

A patient's registration forms, personal property list, RAI, care plan, and discharge or transfer documentation would be

The hospital standardization movement was inaugurated by the:

A patients gender, phone number, address, next of kin, and insurance policy number would be considered what kind of info

Which of the following is controlled by patients?

There are six federal agencies that provide healthcare to over 100 million people