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Arkansas OM Unit 5
Arkansas OM Unit 5 - Records Management
Question | Answer |
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a list of numbers assigned in a numeric filing system | accession log |
filing records alphabetically according to letters and words (names, subjects, or graphic locations) that are used as captions on the guides and folders | alphabetic filing |
storage area that is dedicated to organizing and preserving records | archive |
the filing of records according to date | chronological order |
the process of marking a symbol or other identification on the record to indicate how it is indexed | coding |
a collection of related information treated as a unit | file |
the process of storing office records in an orderly manner within an organized system | filing |
filing records according to geographic location | geographic filing |
a paper printout | hard copy |
the process of deciding how to identify a record to be filed | indexing |
written or keyed captions used to identify folders, guides, or file drawers in a paper filing system | label |
a set of procedures used to organize, store, retrieve, remove, and dispose of paper records | manual records management |
documents reduced in size and stored on film | micrographics |
method of numeric filing in which the middle 2 or 3 digits of each record number are used as the primary division under which each record is filed | middle-digit filing |
arranging records by numbers | numeric filing |
management and control of all of a businesses records (paper and paperless) from receipt or creation, through processing, storage, retrieval, and disposal | records management system |
a preliminary step in filing that involves separating items into categories prior to the actual filing of documents into designated folders/files | sort |
records arranged by topic | subject filing |
the last name of an individual | surname |
a kind of numeric filing in which the last 2 or 3 digits of each record number serve as the primary division under which a record is filed | terminal-digit filing |