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HIT 242 Quiz 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which type of facility does not use the test results to determine the course of the patient’s treatment? | Diagnostic Imaging Center |
| Under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Comprehensive (CERT) program which of the following is a not common documentation error in the Ambulatory Care? | History and physical within 30 days |
| What is one example of relevant data to include in a Transfer of Care Summary? | Medication list |
| Which organization developed the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set? | National Committee for Quality Assurance |
| CMS reimburses the office physician on a _______________ payment system. | Fee-for-service |
| True or false? Ambulatory surgical centers only provide emergency surgery services. | False |
| Sharing of patient information upon transfer | MU |
| Continuous quality improvement | TJC |
| Offer international accreditation to speech, physician and rural health centers | AAAASF |
| First to offer accreditation to home and community-based healthcare programs | CHAP |
| Composed of board certified pathologists | CAP |
| A problem list is used to capture what information? | Relevant and current problems |
| Patients that require specialized care, including intensive therapies and nursing care are known as _____________ . | Medically complex patients |
| The ____ is a snapshot of a patient’s status and includes everything from social issues to disease processes, as well as critical paths and clinical pathways that focused on a specific disease process or pathway. | Care Plan |
| All these items except ___ can be found in the LTCH health record. | Medical bill |
| What best describes the principal diagnosis assigned at the LTCH? | Reason for admission to the LTCH |
| What is it called when accrediting bodies such as the Joint Commission or AOA can survey facilities for compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation for Hospitals instead of the government? | Deemed status |
| Which Joint Commission survey methodology involves an evaluation that follows the hospital experiences of past or current patients? | Tracer methodology |
| The oldest anti-fraud law, which is to be addressed in a healthcare corporate compliance program, is the _________. | False Claims Act |
| CMS guidelines require a resident assessment to be performed on each resident. The assessment must be completed no later than ____ after the date of admission. | 24 hours |
| Residents must be seen by a physician at least once every ___ days for the first ___ days after admission, and at least once every ___ days thereafter. | 30,90,60 |
| What is not an example of an ADL that would be assessed in a long-term care setting? | Shopping for food |
| What is used to collect information on a nursing home patient? | Resident assessment instrument |
| What is a legal document that is used to specify whether the patient would like to be kept on artificial life support if they become permanently unconscious or are otherwise dying and unable to speak for themselves? | Advance directive |
| True or false? A history and physical completed within 60 days prior to admission may be used as long as it summarizes the patient's condition and care prior to admission and describes their current physical/psychological status. | False |