Health Information Technology Terms

Question 1

Use the drop-down menus to select the answer that completes each sentence.

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One aspect of health records that HIPAA regulates is portability; HIPAA makes it easier for patients to for their health records.: place a requisition; Hospitals and healthcare organizations keep their own of the numbers of births and deaths in their facility.: registry; This process is separate from , which is information about procedures that can be used for research without compromising patient confidentiality.: an index

Question 2

✔ cancer and trauma registriesphysician indexesmedical transcriptsmaster patient indexes

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✔ cancer and trauma registries

Question 3

Registries✔ Statistician and research servicesAHIMABirth certificate completion

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✔ Statistician and research services

Question 4

complianceOIGmedical billing✔ PHI

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✔ PHI

Question 5

✔ an numerical filingan alphabetical filingan alphanumeric filinga hybrid

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✔ an numerical filing

Question 6

Use the drop-down menus to select the answer that completes each sentence.

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administers the government insurance programs Medicare and Medicaid.: CMS; If there is suspected fraud in either of these programs, the investigates it.: OIG; Investigations can also look into, which are illegal according to.: breaches in confidentiality; Investigations can also look into, which are illegal according to.: HIPAA

Question 7

Use the drop-down menus to select the answer that completes each sentence.

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✔ traditional health record; A uses paper files to keep medical records, while a combines paper and some electronic resources.: traditional health record; A uses paper files to keep medical records, while a combines paper and some electronic resources.: hybrid health record; Paper records are often organized by surname in system, or by surname combined with a number in system.: an alphabetical filing; Paper records are often organized by surname in system, or by surname combined with a number in system.: an alphanumeric filing; Systems that give each patient a unique number to track records use system.: an numerical filing

Question 8

Question 66326

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