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Term 1 of 212
A nurse working at a community clinic has access to an electronic health record (EHR). A patient
recently received care at the clinic. The patient's mother is calling to access the patient's medical
records. How should the nurse to respond to the matter?
a. Tell her that printed treatment information can be picked up at the clinic.
b. Tell her that only the diagnosis and date of treatment can be provided over the phone.
c. Tell her she will have access to the patient's electronic record when the mother comes to the
clinic.
d. Tell her that the clinic is unable to provide her daughter's medical records.
The doctor should ask the nurse to text him rather than calling as the doctor is in a public
location and unable to speak with the nurse on the phone at this time
by checking for drug - to - drug interactions.
21st Century Cures Act
Tell her that the clinic is unable to provide her daughter's medical records.
,Term 2 of 212
Information that can be used to identify an individual is known as protected health
information(PHI) .This information includes addresses , medical record numbers , demographic
information and other elements that could potentially lead to the identity of the individual.Which
term is used to reference this information ?
a. Individual health data information
b. Individually identifiable health information
c. Person-specific health information
c. Patient care health information
Individually identifiable health information
The data may be inaccurate
Lower readmission rates and increased patient empowerment
the nasal swab culture results indicate a pending result for COVID-19.
Term 3 of 212
Which expectations does the Health Insurance Portability and accountability act (HIPAA) provide
in order to protect the health information (PHI)of patients?
a. It standardizes how licensed medical providers protect the personal information of patients.
b It explains how government regulates patients' permission to use personal health information.
c. It stipulates how personally identifiable information is protected from fraud and theft.
d. It guides standards for patients about protecting their personal health information.
It stipulates how personally identifiable information is protected from fraud and theft.
blood transfusions which were not charged or compared to the total number of
transfusions given in a department.
c. the laboratory report indicates methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus
requiring devices to be password-protected
,Term 4 of 212
A patient is being transferred to another hospital, however, the hospital he is being transferred to
does not have access to the Electronic Health Record (EHR) since they use EPIC. How will they
receive his Electronic Health Record (EHR)?
Authentication & encryption
Health information exchange, query-based Transfer.
Short time report
Continuity care record from AMR
Term 5 of 212
When would benchmarking be an appropriate evaluation method for comparing data before and
after adopting new guidelines?
a. When determining improvement in patient outcomes after a change in process
b. when tracking patient falls by unit over a year
c. when analyzing whether one medication regimen is superior to another medication
d. when monitoring patient satisfaction scores
American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) Code of Ethics
Different reviews can draw different conclusions.
When determining improvement in patient outcomes after a change in process
The alert should be derived from evidence-based practice
Term 6 of 212
Stroke patient & analysis
Stroke patient
Regression testing
Cascading documentation
Statistical, fishbone
, Term 7 of 212
What is a fishbone diagram & what benefit does it provide?
Make sure all the users adhere to the security & confidential policy set forth by the facility.
A tool for analyzing the organizational processes & its effectiveness. Helps team members
visually diagram a problem or conditions root causes, allowing them to truly diagnose the
problem rather than focusing on symptoms
Alerts when ordering Viagra (sildenafil) when patient is taking a cardiac med.
They are available immediately and eliminate human errors @ more accurate
documentation.
Term 8 of 212
Which information in an electronic medical record (EMP) helps a nurse plan & manage a patient's
post-operative care after open-heart surgery
Cascading documentation
Require password
Provider order
Doctor's orders
Term 9 of 212
What does a focus group do?
gathering uses to discuss
patient controlled
needs/design
transition to a new ehr
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