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CHAPTER 13

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show treat a title as the last filing unit  
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How often should the office tickler file be checked?   show
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Files of patients who have died, moved away, or for some reason no longer consult the office are considered ____.   show
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Security drills ____.   show
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Numeric systems are known as _______ filing systems.   show
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show When files should be moved to a storage area and how long they should be kept  
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Which of the following specifies how long to keep different types of patient records in the office after the files have become inactive or closed?   show
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show last name, first name, middle name, title  
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What constitutes an active file, as opposed to an inactive file?   show
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The method of organizing the medical record that places the most recent documents in the patient’s record on top of documents with earlier dates is known as which of the following?   show
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show practitioner  
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show terminal digit  
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Medical practices use ____ files to avoid losing track of important dates.   show
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A numeric filing system ____.   show
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The first step in the filing process is ____.   show
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Which of the following is used when there is a need to distinguish files within a filing system?   show
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When counting the years in a retention schedule, you should begin counting ____.   show
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show color-coding  
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show numeric  
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