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CAISS CERTIFICATION STUDY TEST
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
2024-2025

Origins of AIS (3) - ANSWER 1) Standardized system 2) Classify injury
type/severity from a motor vehicle accident
3) Consensus


How are the injury descriptors organized? - Answer anatomically.


Injury severity is ranked about its importance to _______________. - ANSWER
The entire body


AIS reflects the severity of individual injuries and is unaffected by which three
factors? - Answer 1) time.

2) sequela.

3) result.


What kind of scale does AIS use? - ANSWER 6 point ordinal scale.


Which kind of measuring is most variable? Anatomic or physiological? -
ANSWER Physiologic


Is clinical training required for collecting injury data? - The answer is NO.


What three (3) factors form the basis of AIS? - ANSWER 1) Anatomically
grounded.

2) consensus-driven.

,3) Global.


What are the two (2) things that do not affect severity? - ANSWER 1) The outcome

2) time


Severity is ranked numerically as follows: 1 = minor.


Numerical ranking of severity: 2 - ANSWER Moderate


Severity is ranked numerically as 3 (answer: serious).


Severity is ranked numerically as follows: 4 - severe.


Numerical ranking of severity: 5 - ANSWER critical.


Numerical severity ranking: 6 - ANSWER maximum (now untreatable).


Is death the only factor of AIS severity? - The answer is NO.


Is all AIS data comparable from year to year? - ANSWER NO (updated)


Is "DEATH" on the severity scale? - The answer is NO.


Is a patient who dies automatically assigned the highest AIS severity, 6? -
ANSWER NO (people with slight injuries may die).

,Is there a linear relationship between AIS severity codes? - NO, AIS 4 is not twice
as severe as AIS 2.


Are all injuries with the same AIS code strictly compatible? - ANSWER NO (tibia
fx and alveolar ridge are both AIS - 2, and while one may be worse than the other,
both are considered moderate)


What AIS code is assigned to a patient who has insufficient information on an
injury? - ANSWER 9.


What type of patient is the basis for the AIS single-digit severity codes? - Answer
Average


What four characteristics constitute the "average" patient? - ANSWER 1) 25-40
years old.

2) No pre-existing conditions.

3) No tx problems.

4) received prompt and proper care.


Approximately how many injury descriptors are present in AIS? - Answer 2000.


What section of the AIS code is known as the "Pre-Dot Code?" - ANSWER: Six
digits before the decimal point (left)


What element of the AIS code constitutes the "AIS Severity Number?" -
ANSWER: single digit after decimal (right)


(T/F) The six-digit pre-dot codes are unique and allow for more specific and
accurate coding. - The answer is true.

, What does the first digit in the pre-dot code stand for? - ANSWER Body Region.



What does the second digit in the pre-dot code stand for? - ANSWER Type of
anatomic structure (skeletal or solid organ)



What do the third and fourth digits of the pre-dot code correspond to? - ANSWER
Specific anatomical structure (femur).



What do the fifth and sixth digits of the pre-dot code correspond to? - ANSWER
Level of injury within the relevant bodily region and anatomical structure (NFS,
minor, major)



What does the AIS dictionary's parenthesis indicate? - Provide synonyms or
definitions for injury types.



What do brackets in the AIS dictionary indicate? - ANSWER
inclusionary/exclusionary information and OIS grades



What does boxed bold type in the AIS dictionary indicate? • ANSWER instructions
to assist the coder choose acceptable code



What do semicolons in the AIS dictionary indicate? - ANSWER: Separate injury
descriptors with equivalent severity

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