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HIT 130 Quiz 2Review

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A managed care contract is considered a legal document between the ________ and the ________. provider, insurer
What term is used to identify a medical provider who is under contract with the MCO? Participating provider
Which of the following items is not found in a managed care contract regarding provider 's compensation for services? Appeal process for denied claims
What is the function of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)? To provide accreditation for MCOs
The Patient's Bill of Rights... It is an ethical standard adopted by an advisory commission on healthcare consumer protection.
The contract issued by a payer under which a covered person may be entitled for healthcare services. Benefit plan
The determination of which of two or more health benefit plans will provide health benefits for a cover person as a primary or secondary payer. Coordination of benefits (COB)
The highest allowable fee payable by the payer for a contracted service Fee maximum
Healthcare services provided to a covered person under the terms of the benefit plan. Covered services
Services that are accepted by the healthcare profession as appropriate and effective for the condition being treated. Medically necessary
A small, personalized medical practice that takes care of a limited number of patients under which the patients pay the provider an annual fee or retainer is called a(n) ________ contract. concierge
Under HIPAA, the following are covered entities ... Health insurance plans, clearing houses and healthcare providers
HIPAA guidelines apply to the following healthcare administrative transactions... Health insurance claims, claim status requests and reports and eligibility requests and verifications
Which HIPAA standard requires the healthcare industry to use of medical codes (ICD-10, CPT-4, etc.) when submitting healthcare claims? Uniform code sets
HIPAA privacy protections apply to which type of healthcare data? paper and electronic records
A person who has a privacy complaint can file it with the: DHHS Office for Civil Rights(OCR)
In the event of a security breach in regard to protected health information (PHI), providers and other covered entities must notify both the DHHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) and the: individuals whose records were affected.
Which type of safeguard involves the use of encryption when data is transmitted over open networks? Technical
Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, a physician may discuss a patient's medical condition or treatment with a family member or friend only if: the patient agrees verbally, in writing, or consent is implied.
Otherwise known as a late effect Sequela
An indication of a disorder or disease that the patient reports to the physician, but the physician cannot measure. Symptom
A procedure or diagnosis name derived from the name of a person. Eponym
A symptom related to the patient's condition. Manifestation
The condition of being diseased. Morbidity
The condition that requires the most resources and care is known as the __________ diagnosis. primary
These are examples of primary purposes of ICD-10-CM Coding... to provide a universal coding system for reporting of medical diagnoses, establish medical necessity, improve reporting of public health, forecast healthcare needs
The ______ Act of 2009 introduced the concept of meaningful use. Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH)
____________is the set of requirements regarding the implementation of standardized, certified, interoperable electronic health records. meaningful use
_______ are groups of providers and healthcare facilities that provide evidence based care using cost-effective methods. Accountable care organizations(ACOs)
Created by: Prof Clark
 

 



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