Certified Associate in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CAHIMS) Practice Exam

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• Which of the following is used to submit claims electronically via EDI format?
• Which OSI layer handles node-to-node data transfer and error detection?
• Which imaging modality uses magnetic fields and radio frequency pulses to generate detailed images?
• In the context of selective attention, salience refers to which statement?
• Choose the best statement about Medicaid and Medicare coverage:
• Which statement about COTS software is true?
• Which act governs patient health information privacy and security in the United States?
• Which term describes the unique hardware address assigned to a network interface for local network communications?
• Which category would you assign to deceptive software that pretends to scan for infections but behaves maliciously instead?
• Which tool would an organization learn the most about a potential vendor?
• Which term is associated with the fee-for-service payment type?
• Copying a patient's records to a flash drive is an example of
• Which term describes protecting electronic PHI during transmission across networks?
• Which organization was already an EHR certification organization prior to the establishment of ONC Authorized Testing and Certification Bodies?
• Primary Care Organizations typically refer patients to what other types of organizations?
• Network security revolves around the setup and use of __________ to control who and how objects are utilized.
• What is the typical sequence of education and training to become a nephrologist?
• Identify the comprehensive controlled terminology that is published in numerous languages and used all over the world designed to capture information in the EHR.
• The purpose of Data Standards in public health informatics is to provide uniformity to what?
• Which does NOT belong in patient-centered features?
• Which HIPAA principle is most directly associated with imposing sanctions for violations of privacy or security standards?
• All of the following should be considered in selection of the pilot group EXCEPT:
• Which is NOT commonly considered a phase of the SDLC?
• In authentication, which factor is described as something you have?
• Which statement about epidemiology is FALSE?
• Which of the following is NOT the most common form of health information exchange today?
• Under HITECH, what is a key implication for sanctions when privacy or security violations occur?
• Which statement best describes the effect of heavy workload on cognitive performance as discussed in the material?
• To enhance implementation team effectiveness, which approach is recommended?
• Which malware is primarily designed to covertly gather information from a user's device without consent?
• Which IP address type can change when you reboot your ISP device?
• Selective attention is characterized by which of the following?
• Which statement best describes the role of a nurse practitioner?
• The lowest level of the work breakdown structure is called the _____.
• Which statement about Medicaid and Medicare funding is true?
• In the context of EHR usability, which outcome is likely when usability testing is thorough during design?
• 132.16.9.0 is which class of IPv4 address?
• Which scenario is an example of data leakage?
• ________ means that the data on a system is the same as the data from the original source. It has not been altered.
• What is a disadvantage to building your own in-house software solution?
• Which of the following is an example of a non-functional verb that should NOT be used when constructing learning objectives?
• Which option best describes the intended purpose of a demonstration script used in vendor evaluation?
• Which methodology is most appropriate to show the context in which a process operates?
• Which of the following is an example of Stage 3 criteria for 'meaningful use'?
• Which of the following actions did NOT occur as a reaction by the ONC regarding EHRs?
• A friend asks you how she can access and control her medical information electronically. Which type of electronic record would you direct her to?
• All of the following are privately funded except:
• Which statement best identifies factors that contribute to defining an organization's EHR functionality?
• Which of the following was a change with the HITECH Privacy Regulations?
• Which of the following is an advantage of electronic health records compared to paper records?
• Which of the following decreases the negotiating team's leverage?
• Which selective attention factor refers to the fact that an extreme effort to accomplish a task may inhibit attention?
• To maximize the benefits of CPOE, which approach is recommended?
• Which coding system is used for diagnosis coding and reporting on claims regardless of the provider?
• BlueCross Blue Shield is:
• Which component of information security aims to prevent an attacker from denying that a user performed an action?
• What does COPE stand for in the context of EHR functionality?
• Which of the following is NOT typically used to categorize types of security safeguards?
• What is a direct outcome of integrating CPOE with results reporting and pharmacy systems?
• Which metric best demonstrates the success of a system rollout?
• Which option is NOT a component of a knowledge-based patient monitoring system?
• Why did Congress fail to pass privacy legislation in 1999?
• In order to prove medical malpractice, an injured person must prove all of the following EXCEPT:
• Which of the following is an example of two-factor authentication?
• Which data interchange standard is widely used for electronic health records to enable data exchange between systems?
• Which steps are recommended for using HL7 as a baseline for your EHR requirements?
• Which is NOT a component of the five rights of medication administration?
• Systems performance is measured with __________.
• The Security Management Process includes risk analysis, risk management, risk prevention, and system activity review. Which is a core activity to identify vulnerabilities?
• Which statement best describes Leapfrog's goal for health IT?
• A unique address assigned to NICs by manufacturers for identification is called a ____.
• Which of the following best describes a non-functional requirement?
• HIPAA privacy true statement?
• Why is linking HITECH incentives to meaningful use considered necessary?
• A needs assessment helps to identify the critical aspects of EHR utilization that will drive implementation.
• Which statement is incorrect regarding HIPAA?
• Which is a component to consider when developing information architecture?
• Approximately how much storage does a chest X-ray require?
• Which are recommended steps for using HL7 as a baseline for your EHR requirements?
• In the OSI model, which layer directly follows the Application layer when moving down the stack?
• What is a RHIO?
• Which of the following is an electronic data interchange transaction example?
• The project scope statement describes all of the following except.
• In a clinic workflow, which variation would require further information to determine its presence?
• Which payment type is described as covering a defined set of services across a specified period?
• Which code set is primarily used for drugs and pharmaceuticals in claims?
• Which is NOT true of HL7?
• Which statement about incremental implementation strategies is true?
• Which element should come first when establishing an enterprise architecture plan?
• Which profession is most likely to prescribe medications and is commonly involved in mental health treatment?
• CCHIT is a government regulatory agency.
• What is the biggest difference between counselors, MSWs, psychologists, and psychiatrists?
• Which organization is known for publishing reports highlighting the role of health IT in promoting patient safety?
• Which selective attention factor refers to the fact that we tend to sample the world where we expect to find information?
• Which term describes converting activities into observable measurements?
• Which term describes software that is freely available for use and distribution without source code restrictions?
• Which organization began in the 1920s?
• Which purchasing factor relates to aligning IT initiatives with the organization's strategic goals?
• Which item is addressed by physical security?
• Which is NOT an important tool for transmission security?
• The CIO of a health organization has been informed that new government regulations require reports formatted in a manner in which the current operating system does not support. In order to comply with regulations and meet the new reporting formats, new software is needed. This is an example of which of the following purchasing factors for HIT systems?
• Which of the following is NOT a recognized subdiscipline of human factors/ergonomics?
• CCHIT is becoming increasingly relevant in the EHR arena.
• _________ is making sure that only authorized individuals have access to information.
• Which statement about HIPAA is NOT true?
• Functional requirements can best be defined as:
• Which of the following is NOT a Stage 1 meaningful use category?
• Which category of safeguards primarily covers access controls and encryption?
• Select the classification of nursing diagnoses that is organized around 13 domains that includes examples such as nutrition, and activity or rest.
• X12 is primarily associated with interchange of what types of information?
• Which entity enforces HIPAA privacy and security rules?
• Which statement best describes Ethernet access methods?
• You receive an email that appears to be from eBay asking you to login to verify a transaction. This is an example of (a) __________ attack.
• The support team for a production EHR system should do all of the following EXCEPT:
• Which statement about a passphrase is correct?
• Which method of reducing healthcare costs is demonstrated in the Aunt Sally scenario?
• In selecting a pilot group for a health IT rollout, which factor should be avoided?
• User acceptance testing phase typically occurs immediately before which milestone?
• Which is a component to consider when implementing context and data standards required for communication in informatics?
• To show information content, which notation is appropriate?
• Which of the following is an example of business software?
• Published reports from which organization emphasize the role of health IT in promoting patient safety?
• Which of the roles DOES NOT participate in the scenario?
• A gap analysis in HIT project planning is used to identify differences between current capabilities and required capabilities.
• Which tactic tends to reduce the negotiating team's leverage the most?
• The most appropriate training strategy is:
• Which is NOT an important step in creating a testing strategy?
• What was the Leapfrog Group's view about health IT?
• Which statement best characterizes the importance of usability in the implementation of electronic health records?
• Which cannot be considered as a capital expense?
• Which organization is most associated with the National Patient Safety Goals?
• Which RHIO function involves creating governance agreements among stakeholders?
• According to the lecture, which 'benefits' is not a part of the goal of the Nationwide Health Information Network?
• Which organization began in the 1920s?
• Which data collection method may be administered to a large group of people, but typically has a low response rate?
• In privacy, states may ______ providers to disclose health information without patient permission.
• The project scope statement defines boundaries; which option describes this?
• Which symbol represents the start or end of a process in traditional flowchart notation?
• Which age group has the highest medical expenses?
• Which are advantages to using COTS software?
• In the Instructional Systems Design framework, which phase focuses on creating and assembling instructional materials and activities?
• If an organization purchased a system that captures perioperative information from preadmission to recovery, an entry stating 'Permit Signed' would represent
• Which is NOT a principle that guides contextual inquiry?
• In a typical EHR environment, which component handles the presentation layer and business logic?
• A ____ is a term used to describe the movement of data from one router to another.
• Designing the nurse workplace station to facilitate usability is an example of which ergonomic domain?
• Which statement is NOT true of an HIE?
• What is a typical outcome of designing test scenarios?
• The __________ data type in Java is used for storing whole numbers.
• Which of the following is NOT an episode-of-care reimbursement type?
• In a prescription workflow, which scenario would be considered an exception requiring special handling?
• For an EHR vendor selection process, what is the recommended number of steps?
• Which security property ensures data is not altered and remains verifiable during transmission?
• In the context of EHR implementation, which activity is commonly part of initial planning?
• Which phase is associated with evaluating the overall effectiveness after delivery?
• The ease of achieving the five rights in CDS is influenced by how tightly the CDS is integrated with the clinician's intended action.
• Which statement accurately describes a SDLC model?
• Which statement about healthcare information systems is true?
• Which approach is most effective for obtaining broad agreement during software selections?
• What is a major concern about including patient data in federated electronic health records (EHRs)?
• All of the following are characteristics of the human interface dimension as it applies to adverse events EXCEPT which one?
• A workflow analysis enables assessment of how work is being done in an organization.
• Which symbol denotes a decision point in a flowchart?
• Why is requirements gathering part of the design process? It provides:
• Which process group includes scheduling and budgeting activities?
• Which statement about co-locating server and client applications on the same device is most accurate?
• Which of the following is not considered a chronic disease?
• Time, cost, and procurement management take place in which project management process?
• In the misalignment of incentives, which scenario describes who bears the cost for IT and who benefits?
• Functional requirements for an information system are best defined as?
• Which of the following processes varies most by clinical specialty?
• Which of the following standards can be used across various healthcare settings to address the capture of data structure and message exchange associated with diagnostic images?
• Which of the following is a nonvolatile storage option?
• The following scenario demonstrates which factor that influenced the positive reception of Healthcare IT?
• Which rule establishes national standards for administrative, physical and technical safeguards for electronic PHI?
• In the described workflow, at which point could more than one path be taken?
• Regarding intravenous push medications, which statement is accurate?
• Health Information Exchange (HIE) can be deployed in which of the following ways?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of an Instructional Systems Design Model?
• Which implementation approach is associated with higher risk?
• As the HITECH Act moves to implementation, what is the benefit to practitioners of using certified EHRs?
• Which statement about process analysis steps is true?
• In managing post-deal vendor issues, which action best aligns with documented guidance?
• What is the primary purpose of user acceptance testing?
• Which phase of the ADDIE model includes ensuring that all equipment needed for the training is in place and that all technological applications are functional?
• Which method is used to ensure data remains accessible to authorized users when needed?
• Patient assessed value and efficiency are parameters of a framework to assess which of the following?
• Which item is primarily addressed by physical security?
• Health Information Exchange enables the interoperable linkage of health care information across organizations within a __________?
• What is the objective of a process inventory?
• Which statement describes the master patient index?
• What was one of the recommendations from the 1996 FDA workshop on regulating clinical software?
• Which problem do HITECH's Workflow Process and Redesign specialists address?
• The Affordable Care Act is slated to accomplish which of the following?
• A signature-based antivirus system will not detect which type of threat?
• Under HITECH, which organization administers incentives that require certified EHR use?
• The Joint Commission accredits which of the following?
• CPOE use is restricted to inpatient medications orders.
• Which term is an episode-of-care reimbursement type?
• Starting with the layer closest to the user what is the correct order of layers of the OSI model?
• Which is NOT a reason why integration is an important consideration when installing an EHR?
• Which statement about classes and objects is true?
• Which term describes the practice of ensuring only authorized users can access a resource?
• Which entity is the largest third party payer in the US healthcare system?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Meaningful Use of Health IT?
• The process of Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) includes all of the following EXCEPT which one?
• In process analysis, which step involves proposing changes to workflows to improve EHR functionality?
• Which class of software is primarily designed to covertly monitor user activity and relay data to third parties?
• Which Application Layer protocol is used to resolve domain names to IP addresses?
• Which barrier to health information exchange is NOT addressed by HITECH?
• Which organization began with a focus on management engineering?
• Which payer group is considered the most generous in reimbursing health care costs according to the lecture?
• According to the lecture, which means is the best way to insure top management approval of software application?
• An authenticated object is an object that __________.
• CCHIT stands for Certification Commission for Health Information Technology.
• Which of the following is NOT a security principle proposed in the 1997 For the Record report?
• Under ARRA, hospitals and health care professionals are required to become meaningful users of certified EHR technology to do what?
• In what year did AMIA begin and select a U.S. representative to the International Medical Informatics Association?
• Which of the following is an example of a Clinical Data Representation?
• Which method would you choose to gather detailed individual perspectives on work processes but with a smaller sample?
• All of the following are reasons for design requirements EXCEPT for which one?
• Domain names on the Internet are defined based on which system?
• Which of the following is the critical factor when deciding between dual thread negotiations and single thread negotiations?
• What is true about incentives for EHR adoption under ARRA?
• __________ are programming constructs that store data.
• An affinity diagram is used to?
• What are the steps in the initial planning and project development for an EHR implementation?
• Which factor is commonly cited as a barrier to widespread adoption of CPOE in hospitals?
• HIPAA requires protection not only of information that explicitly links to the patient but also of information that could reasonably be used to identify the patient.
• To ensure broad support for EHR selection, the team should:
• A workflow is a process. True or False?
• Which is the most widely available source for cross-provider view of patient history in the United States?
• Which of the following would be variations of an appointment scheduling process?
• What is the best reason to read every IT contract?
• Which factor is essential when evaluating digital displays for clinical use?
• In risk management, is it true that a risk must be mitigated at any cost?
• Which statement best indicates that enhanced EHR functionality may be needed in a clinic?
• Which of the following best defines a syndrome?
• Which concept provides proof that a specific action occurred or that someone or something is who they claim to be?
• Which of the following is NOT a basic secure coding practice?
• Which professional role oversaw hospital computer systems in the 1990s?
• The recommended training cycle of the Instructional Systems Design method can best be described as which kind of process?
• What best describes a process?
• A security incident may be identified by which of the following?
• SDLC stands for:
• Which of the following processes does NOT occur at most clinics?
• Where is the operating system stored?
• Effective change and transition management are critical to effective implementation planning. Each of the following strategies ensures effective change and transition management EXCEPT:
• Which statement reflects a functional requirement?
• Which statement is true about PHR interactions with healthcare providers, as reflected in the material?
• Which of the following are used for coding diagnoses and procedures?
• __________ is an open source version of Unix.
• Projects are initiated in order to create a unique_____.
• Negligence is one of the two main types of which concept?
• Which of the following terms describes the practices a provider employs to protect patients' privacy rights?
• What is the most likely explanation for increased clinical computer use after 2000?
• Which of the following is not a role of the Personal Health Record (PHR)?
• What is one of the key responsibilities of a Project Manager?
• What is a central problem associated with the waterfall software development model?
• The HIPAA Security Rule: which statement is true?
• Local and state laws governing privacy of health information tend to supersede federal laws.
• Macro viruses usually infect Microsoft Office files and __________.
• Which of the following is not the purpose of an objective?
• There are two main types of software: application and __________ software.
• Which HITECH program supports health reform efforts that emphasize use of health information technology?
• According to the lecture, which of the following was a driving force for coding standardization and standardized terminology in the 1980s?
• Copying software from a friend is always okay.
• Which of the following is NOT a reason why an EHR system should be certified by the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT)?
• Which of the following describes a use case?
• Which of the following are NOT steps in process analysis as described in this unit?
• Which phase of the ADDIE model includes establishing instructional goals and objectives?
• To become a nephrologist, which credential typically follows residency?
• Which organization has always had a focus on clinical computing as early as the 1970s?
• Which is a strategy used by health care organizations to ensure integration of functions?
• Which option is not included as an episode-of-care reimbursement type?
• Which statement best describes Meaningful Use in health IT?
• The Affordable Care Act aims to accomplish which of the following?
• In the clinical scenario, an out-of-range lab result is defined as which of the following?
• What is the correct order of steps for Process Analysis?
• Which storage type is described as volatile in common computer terminology?
• Which confidentiality measure is typically in place in EHR systems but often not activated or monitored?
• Which factor contributed most to the failure of CHINs in the 1990s?
• In the patient empowerment scenario, which term describes the patient using online information to influence care choices?
• Which item is NOT typically found in a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an EHR system?
• IPv4 addresses are 32 bits long.
• Which statement best describes the role of a clinical decision support system?
• Choose the answer that best describes a process inventory.
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-written objective?
• If a nurse discloses a patient's HIV status to a friend, what is the nurse guilty of?
• What is a use case?
• Which of the following is a common server type found in an EHR system?
• Complete interoperability of centralized and federated EHRs is already in place.
• Which of the following describes the initial planning and project development steps for an EHR implementation?
• HIPAA Security Rule applies to which of the following?
• Which of the following can indicate a security incident?
• Which kind of people need to be represented in the implementation project team?
• Which statement best describes telehealth's primary function in care delivery?
• Which organization has data standards applicable to pacemakers or insulin pumps?
• Which statement best describes a mixed healthcare system?
• A reference used with standardized data that contains definitions, principles and guidelines, the values, format and synonyms for each data element is referred to as a:
• According to PMI PMBOK, what is the appropriate sequence of processes in project management?
• HIPAA stands for:
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a risk assessment in healthcare information?
• What is an appropriate length of time for staff education and training before system implementation?
• Which type of requirement focuses on governance, training, and organizational readiness?
• Which statement about HL7 is not true?
• Consumer control includes all of the following EXCEPT
• Which of the following is considered part of smart technology used in the home?
• A Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM) is used to identify who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed for each work package.
• In cybersecurity awareness, which category is characterized by fake security software that triggers fear-based prompts?
• Federally Qualified Health Centers include Migrant Health Centers.
• Which of the following best describes HL7's messaging structure?
• Which item is a software element of an electronic health record (EHR)?
• Which of the following is an example of Stage 2 for implementing 'meaningful use' criteria of ARRA?
• The __________ is a centralized resource staffed by IT professionals who provide user support.
• What is the name of the list attached to a file or object that specifies who can access it and with what permissions?
• Genomics in consumer health informatics is associated with which major goal?
• Which government agency enforces HIPAA?
• In the binary number "01011010", the rightmost value of "0" is a placeholder for __________.
• Stage 1 meaningful-use criteria emphasize which data usage?
• Which statement best defines fraud in healthcare compliance?
• Which statement best describes an MRI?
• A user-centered design approach is characterized by ALL of these elements EXCEPT for which?
• Allowing researchers to use existing hospital data without patient permission illustrates which HIPAA privacy principle?
• A key benefit of standardized terminology in healthcare is that it facilitates what?
• Which of the following indicates that a flowchart continues on another page?
• Which type of malware is designed to display unsolicited advertisements to the user?
• Which factor should be considered to ensure the pilot results generalize to the broader user community?
• A Trojan is which of the following?
• Survey data from the pilot users should include all of the following EXCEPT:
• Which factor does HITECH provide for HIE adoption?
• Which two systems must be integrated for a physician to review a patient's CT scan from a home office?
• In Windows peer-to-peer networking, a workgroup is simply a ______.
• Which is NOT a dimension of a workflow analysis?
• Which trio is commonly referred to as the triple constraints in project management?
• PHI stands for which term?
• Which notation should diagram the text: 'the new patient intake form is received, the information is confirmed with the patient, then entered into the EMR'?
• Which ADDIE phase involves creating and testing course materials and activities?
• A(n) __________ is a way of organizing files and their data.
• Hardware can be defined as:
• True or False: A strong password that must be frequently changed is always more secure.
• Which statement best describes data standards in public health informatics?
• The success of a RHIO is dependent on all of the following EXCEPT
• Is it possible that you will never have a security incident?
• ________ is an example of an expert system used in healthcare.
• Which of the following is NOT a feature of a control center?
• Which description best characterizes big bang implementation strategies?
• Which statement about Java execution is accurate?
• Which of the following are NOT steps in process analysis?
• The technological and human engineering factors associated with digital displays are the same for the radiologist and the referring clinicians.
• A key benefit of standardized terminology in healthcare is that it facilitates what?
• Which phase of ADDIE is characterized by determining learner needs and existing knowledge before designing?
• A fake antivirus is most accurately categorized as which type of software?
• Which term is used for software that pretends to be a helpful tool but facilitates unauthorized access or data theft?
• A factor in the future direction of imaging systems is the development of exchange standards.
• Select the appropriate sequence for developing an enterprise architecture plan:
• Which transition best describes a healthcare system where the government funds facilities, but a commercial organization operates its own diagnostic imaging centers with patients paying out-of-pocket?
• Which scenario would most likely require an interface with an external laboratory in an EHR workflow?
• A role of genomics in consumer health informatics is the connection to personalized medicine.
• A breach notification list is maintained by which organization?
• Which data collection method is best suited to understand procedures and regulations?
• Which statement best differentiates an Electronic Health Record (EHR) from an Electronic Medical Record (EMR)?
• Which statement about IOM quality characteristics is true?
• Which statement best relates to slips and mistakes?
• Which statement best describes a process variation?
• A CDI program strives to:
• Which statement best describes risk management in a project?
• Java uses a hybrid approach of compiling and interpreting.
• Which statement is true of an interface engine?
• Which is not an aspect of the project manager's role?
• What is the focus of the incentives for health IT?
• Which security breach category involves impersonating someone else to gain access?
• A multidisciplinary computer system selection and evaluation team would consist of all of the following EXCEPT:
• Which of the following identify the three styles of learning?
• Computerized provider order entry requires health care information systems integration.
• What is the definition of an interface in software terms?
• The equal sign is the assignment operator in Java.
• Which statement about an operating system is NOT true?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of software that is free?
• When selecting the pilot group, which factor is least relevant to readiness?
• Which of the following standards for the exchange of administrative data includes insurance claims?
• Classes and objects are exactly the same things.
• Which standards development organization is responsible for the interchange of clinical and financial information?
• HITECH addresses which barrier to using health information technology?
• Which aids would be most useful when purchasing a complex and extremely costly IT system?
• Why were HITECH incentives linked to meaningful use?
• Which is NOT one of the 'triple constraints' of project management?
• Information systems in hospitals include dozens of systems involving every aspect of business operations and healthcare.
• In Windows peer-to-peer networking, a workgroup is simply a ______.
• Which medical specialty is commonly described as delivering primary care by default?
• Which of the following options provides the best solution when dealing with a vendor on negative issues after a deal is made?
• Which is NOT a reason why the SDLC is important for EHR systems?
• According to the material, which action by payors directly incentivizes health IT?
• A project ends when the defined objectives are achieved.
• An example of authorization is when a user __________.
• What are key factors in project success?
• A benefit of telehealth is an increased number of home visits by the nurse to link patients to specialists.
• During operation, where can the operating system reside?
• Which item is not a fundamental component of a clinical decision support system?
• Which of the following represent limitations in the use of mobile health devices with patients?
• Data standards specific to Information include all of the following EXCEPT?
• The recommendations for sanctions for privacy or security violations relates to which principle?
• What is the first step in the process analysis sequence?
• In Overcautious Community, Oklahoma there has been a recent outbreak of an infectious disease which is spreading rapidly. Subsequently, there is more public demand for a software system which provides speedy results for lab tests. This scenario best demonstrates which of the following factors in the process of purchasing HIT systems?
• Two-factor authentication typically combines which elements?
• Which of the following would be an exception to a document receiving process?
• One way data integration supports medical decision making is by accelerating the flow of critical information.
• Which statement best reflects a common drawback of fixed-sequence development models like Waterfall?
• Which pilot data item best informs interface improvements?
• Designing the test scenarios is best performed by which groups?
• Which feature is essential for protecting patient data in an EHR system?
• According to the lecture, which entity frequently became the leader in HIE through RHIO development on a state level?
• Which of the following is a focus of human computer interaction?
• One of the three processes used in imaging systems in health care is interpretation of the images.
• Which type of memory is directly accessible by the CPU and is faster but more expensive per bit than secondary storage?
• Which code set is used primarily for procedures in hospital inpatient settings?
• Which statement best describes the recommended training strategy for a health IT rollout?
• Which statement about using HL7 as a baseline is true?
• Which statement best describes a timing-related variation in appointment scheduling?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of documenting needs during requirements gathering?
• Designing the work schedule for healthcare workers to ensure that they receive adequate breaks is an example of which ergonomic domain?
• All of the following are benefits of including a functional owner on an evaluation and selection team within a state-owned healthcare facility EXCEPT:
• Project management is organized into how many process groups?
• Which of the following should not be considered in selecting the pilot group?
• A project is typically open ended, meaning that it has a definite beginning but not a definite end-point.
• What term refers to software designed to infiltrate a computer system without the owner's informed consent?
• True or false? A gap is another type of workflow analysis.
• According to the lecture, which is a possible drawback to EHR regulation?
• According to the lecture which of the following best describes AHIMA's original constituency?
• Which of the following is a benefit of Joint Commission Accreditation?
• Which is NOT a common form of security breach?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between state and federal privacy laws?
• As an institutional official responsible for privacy, we should obtain our information on current federal requirements from
• Which format specifies how messages are formatted to be exchanged between different email systems?
• When forming an EHR selection committee, which practice is recommended?
• True or False: Evidence-based decision-making means relying only on diagnostic and treatment methods that are scientifically proven.
• Which of the following is NOT a value of CPOE?
• Are there federal requirements that define your backup methodology?
• The user acceptance testing phase usually occurs immediately before rollout.
• Which option is an example of a functional requirement?
• Which OSI layer is responsible for end-to-end reliability and flow control?
• Which approach best ensures representativeness in a pilot group?
• The CDS alert for a therapeutic intervention, based on guidelines and patient factors, primarily serves to?
• Which elements are typically included in an enterprise architecture plan?
• Which of the following programming languages was developed specifically for healthcare applications?
• Which statement about process diagrams is true?
• In medical malpractice, the element that connects the breach of standard of care to the injury is called:
• What is the name of the collaborative research funding under HITECH?
• Before sending unneeded computer equipment containing EPHI away for surplus or resale, you should:
• Compared with point-to-point, an interface engine is typically which of the following?
• According to James Reason, which condition refers to enduring systemic problems that lay dormant for some time and combine with other system problems to weaken the system's defenses and make errors possible?
• The EMTALA act requires hospitals receiving federal funds to evaluate individuals presenting to the emergency department
• A __________ interface is one where the user types in all the commands.
• What has been an impact of the increased interest in quality improvement over the last two decades?
• Which EHR functionality is demonstrated by interfacing with the local lab?
• Which of the following is a major part of the HITECH vision?
• Which of the following would be variations of an appointment scheduling process?
• In HIE architecture, linking regional networks to form a virtual national network enables what?
• Which ergonomic domain is primarily concerned with the physical arrangement of the work environment, tools, and equipment?
• Which item below is not typically considered a HIT project?
• Which HITECH-related disclosure is considered the greatest public relations challenge?
• A wired network connection requires the use of:
• Why are education and training programs for healthcare organizations employees crucial to HIPAA security implementations?
• Medicare eligibility determination is done by which entity?
• Which factor is cited as a challenge to EHR implementation due to clinician attitudes according to the source?
• Which term describes the process of determining if a user is who they claim to be?
• According to Knowles' Principles of Adult Learning, adults must be which of the following in order for learning to take place?
• What is the process of applying a cipher to plaintext to produce ciphertext?
• Which of the following is NOT a criterion used by CCHIT for EHR systems?
• Effective implementation teams learn from mistakes. Which of the following is essential to support teams in learning from mistakes?
• Medication assistants in many states are restricted to administering medication in which setting?
• What kind of job role is likely to be a part of a REC?
• Which occurred in 2004?
• Which of the following is an example of software used for organizing projects and tasks in a business setting?
• Which of the following is an example of 'competent human intervention' as described in the 1989 FDA policy?
• Choose the answer that best describes a process inventory.
• HL7 standards primarily govern which domain?
• Which security management system standard is specific to the health care sector?
• Which payer type tends to pay higher rates for identical services?
• In assembling the IT vendor negotiating team, which member is not typically included?
• According to Knowles' Principles of Adult Learning, which condition best facilitates learning?
• What best describes the role of a family medicine physician in healthcare delivery?
• In requirements engineering, a use case is best described as:
• The scenario with Cheryl demonstrates which healthcare IT capability?
• What group determines whether someone is eligible for Medicare and processes their premium payments?
• Which is an advantage of 'best of breed' approaches over single vendor options?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of dependency (or relationship) between activities?
• Which concept is a guideline within HITECH's health IT initiative?
• CPOE implemented independent of other technologies is likely to have limited benefits.
• __________ maintenance diagnoses and fixes errors in an operational system.
• SNOMED CT is designed to capture information in the EHR and is published in many languages.
• What term describes who is allowed access to a resource and what level of access they are allowed?
• Which statement best reflects the recommended training strategy for a new system rollout?
• Which HIPAA principle includes access controls, authentication, and audit trails, but not off-site data storage?
• Indicate which statement is true:
• What are key factors in project failure?
• Which practice best aligns with HIPAA privacy requirements when handling EPHI?
• Which statement about encryption is correct?
• Which domain addresses work processes, policies, job roles, and social structures that influence performance?
• Which of the following is a reason why stress and burnout can have a negative impact on performance with respect to the effect of heavy workload on performance?
• Which statement best describes encapsulation in object-oriented programming?
• Which SDLC phase is primarily used for defining system needs and requirements?
• The SDLC covers creation of the product, but routine maintenance and ultimate decommissioning are addressed in different models.
• Which factor most strongly motivated HIPAA privacy evolution?
• Which of the following is an important structural characteristic of effective teams?
• Why was there increased interest in standardized vocabularies?
• Secondary Care Organizations are also known as Specialty Organizations.
• Which term describes the communication pathways on a motherboard between the CPU and memory?
• Which is NOT an advantage of integrating EHRs?
• What definition best describes an electronic record of patient health information containing care received in all health facilities?
• Which statement reflects a security education and training principle from the 1997 report?
• In order to understand the context of requirements in the workplace, which factors must be taken into consideration?
• What is the primary benefit of a user-centered design approach?
• In telehealth, which general area focuses on education for patients and health professionals?
• Which prioritization level is appropriate for a non-functional device that is not impacting patient care?
• How does data differ from information?
• Which is NOT a category of stage 1 meaningful use criteria?
• Which group best evidences the success of a system implementation and rollout?
• Which definition is incorrect?
• What is the primary aim of process redesign?
• The members of the negotiating team should include all EXCEPT which role?
• Which elements are used to verify the identity of the source by binding a public key to source information?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a boilerplate contract?
• In a data flow diagram, which element represents where data is stored?
• Which agency funded health IT research as a result of quality improvement emphasis?
• In analyzing the time course of error, a 'near miss' refers to which of the following?
• Image modalities differ in storage requirements depending on
• Curriculum Development Centers in HITECH are described as which of the following?
• All of the following are attributes of a successful project except.
• A core element of the master patient index is the patient's insurance.
• Which standard is not specific to the healthcare sector?
• Which term refers to software that displays unsolicited advertisements to users?
• A __________ is a free protocol analyzer software tool that can display unencrypted network traffic on a monitor screen.
• Which statement about the project management plan is true?
• A patient is taking Digoxin for atrial fibrillation. Which data standard would be MOST appropriate?
• In an instructional design model, which phase is primarily focused on gathering data about learners and context?
• Which EHR capability is demonstrated by receiving results from an external laboratory?
• In Bloom's taxonomy for cognitive learning, which level is second, just above Remember?
• Which ADDIE phase defines the learning objectives and assessment strategy?
• Which statement is true about human factors?
• Medical implants use which technology to relay information from inside a patient's body to a receiver?
• Which HIPAA privacy principle concerns balancing privacy with enabling legitimate use of data for research?
• Which standard is mentioned as being used by EHRs in the context of certification?
• The health record is:
• Which factor is listed as contributing to escalating expenditures by including the introduction of new pharmaceutical treatments?
• Which act represents the first realistic financial assistance for advancement in technology for clinical and economic health?
• Which term describes the list attached to an object that enumerates who can access it and what permissions they have?
• When HL7 is used as a baseline for EHR requirements, which statement is accurate?
• Which term describes the rights assigned to an authenticated user that determine what actions they can perform?
• Malware that works to create a lot of network traffic is referred to as a(n) __________.
• __________ testing focuses on the system as a whole.
• To show information movement and the order of steps, which diagram notation should be used?
• What is the most likely reason CIOs began to report to the CEOs of hospitals in the 1990s?
• In the lab result receipt process, which would be considered an exception?
• Which term describes the maximum data rate that can be transmitted across a medium at any given moment?
• Which description best defines a CT scan?
• __________ are control structures that allow code to repeat.
• DICOM is a standard used to exchange what type of data?
• CDI program outcomes: which is most directly pursued?
• Which of the following is a key consideration in selecting the pilot group?
• Which statement best describes indicators that EHR functionality is needed?
• What is a potential benefit of HIE for researchers?
• A prominent RHIO failure in 2006 caused uproar in the HIT community. Where was this RHIO located?
• In the Instructional Systems Design training cycle, which phase is responsible for creating instructional materials?
• A nurse practitioner typically requires what degree?
• Social media is being used by health care organizations to
• Process redesign includes which of the following?
• The principle of boundaries includes all EXCEPT
• Which use of technology is indicated by the Cheryl scenario?
• Survey data from pilot users should include all of the following except which?
• Mark the symbol that is a common flowchart symbol.
• Which area is NOT one of the general areas where telehealth supports clinical care with communication technologies?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the IOM characteristics of quality health care?
• Which malware type masquerades as a legitimate security utility and can coerce users into paying?
• Which factor is most critical when choosing between dual-thread negotiations and single-thread negotiations?
• What is the major challenge with the changes to HIPAA in the HITECH Act?
• Only patients care about the privacy of their health information.
• Multiple-factor authentication refers to using more than one type of credential.
• Which data collection method may provide many views, but some voices may not be heard?
• What is the primary purpose of a process inventory?
• Which of the following is a primitive data type in Java?
• Which program provides coverage for uninsured children and pregnant women in families with low incomes and is funded jointly by state and federal governments?
• Which of the following factors affect the usability of an electronic health record (EHR) system in a healthcare facility?
• The quote ‘When human error is viewed as a cause rather than a consequence, it serves as a cloak for our ignorance’ implies which of the following best describes error analysis?
• Across-provider patient history is most commonly provided by which data source?
• Which of the following is an example of how the Internet has affected consumer health informatics?
• Which early decision support system is associated with abdominal pain and uses Bayesian reasoning?
• Cognitive ergonomics focuses on which of the following?
• In the Network Layer of the OSI model, what is the protocol data unit (PDU) called?
• Which of the following processes does NOT occur at most clinics?
• Which early clinical decision support system used computer-based decision aids based on Bayesian probability theory?
• Which concept best ensures consistent data exchange across diverse health IT systems?
• When a hard disk drive is being accessed, the __________ spins and the __________ moves until the head is over the proper location on the disk.
• Which term describes easier entry to care and flexible hours?
• Who collaborates to develop the project management plan?
• The Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) can best be described as:
• Which typically pays providers the most for identical medical services?
• A neighbor threatens to disclose private medical information unless paid; this is an example of what?
• Designing the test scenarios is best performed by
• Managed care plans:
• Which factor is not typically part of testing environment identification?
• Which statement best describes the primary benefit of CDS alerts at the point of care?
• Which combination lists all five rights of medication administration correctly?
• Which statements must exist to support a Health Information Exchange (HIE)?
• What is one suggestion to consider when forming a EHR selection committee?
• All of the following are reasons why implementation of EHRs in the healthcare setting is a challenge EXCEPT which one?
• Which organization developed the National Patient Safety Goals, the Sentinel Event Policy, and the Speak Up Initiative?
• Process analysis includes which of the following?
• Which payer group is described as the most generous in reimbursing for health IT adoption?
• In the context of a Health Information Exchange, which statement best describes standards?
• What symbol should be used to diagram the process step: 'If the patient is a new patient...' then
• Which statement best describes consumer control in terms of patient rights to records?
• A project management plan is used for which of the following?
• Which is NOT a characteristic of the HITECH Act?
• CCHIT has partnered with the US Department of Health and Human Resources.
• What is a typical expected outcome of the HIT adoption incentives?
• Which process group is primarily responsible for defining the project scope and goals at the outset?
• Why are projects authorized and initiated?
• Which of the following are activities stated in the scenario?
• What does HL7 stand for?
• What is a use case?
• The third party payer is which of the following?
• Which was not a reaction by the Office of the National Coordinator to the anticipated use of EHRs?
• Which statement correctly defines information relative to data?
• Which was a NEW development in the 1990s?
• During project planning, the tasks of developing the schedule, determining budget, and making procurement decisions are carried out prior to any remaining activities.
• Which factor has been shown to adversely affect performance?
• Which phase of the ADDIE model is marked by the integration of technologies and project revision?
• A needs assessment helps identify the critical aspects of EHR utilization that will drive implementation.
• Which is the strongest example of authentication?
• Which of the following is an episode-of-care reimbursement type?
• In managed care reimbursement, which method may be used?
• Which factor is listed as contributing to escalating expenditures by including administrative tasks?
• Which statement best reflects data integrity in integrated health information systems?
• Examining the protected health information of a celebrity without cause will, at worst, result in your employer terminating your employment.
• Development of the project schedule is the project manager's sole responsibility.
• Epidemiology informs which public health action?
• Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, hospitals and health care professionals are required to become 'meaningful users' of certified EHR technology in order to do which of the following?
• Which statement correctly describes a function of the Personal Health Record?
• Healthcare is the prevention and treatment of illness.
• Workflow analysis includes which of the following?
• Which term describes malware that disguises itself as legitimate software while performing hidden malicious actions?
• What is identified as a potential drawback of EHR regulation?
• Which statement BEST describes the current state of the National Health Information Network (NHIN)?
• Which of the following is an example of Protected Health Information?
• The health record is best described as?
• It is important to certify that EHRs are up to certain quality standards for all of the following reasons EXCEPT for which one?
• Which system binds a public key to an entity's identity and manages digital certificates?
• Which of the following is NOT a National Patient Safety Goal?
• Which safeguard category in HIPAA addresses administrative policies and workforce training?
• Which was the main source of information on U.S. informatics during the late 60's through the mid 80's?
• Of the following types of plans, costs for the patient are lowest, but choice of providers is most restricted, in a:
• True or false? Business practices may have to be modified for, and workflow often has to be adapted to, the particular design of the COTS product.
• Which of the following is true about Federally Qualified Health Centers?
• According to the lecture, which is the most common form of health information exchange today?
• Which technology uses Internet connectivity to transmit data between sites with encryption in transit?
• Which scenario demonstrates competent human intervention in the context of health IT safety?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Security Management Process?
• In the TCP/IP model, which layer is immediately above the Network Access layer?
• Which factor best describes the risk when usability and human factors are ignored in health IT implementation?
• Which cryptographic function produces a fixed-length output from input data and is not reversible?
• Which statement best describes a data requirement?
• A deceptive program that pretends to be a legitimate security component and warns of infections is best described as which category?
• The sign-off procedure for testing activities identifies the person who will manage defects in the project.
• Which was not a significant barrier to the formation of RHIOs in the early 2000s?
• Which type of malware is designed to misrepresent itself as a legitimate security tool and may prompt for payment?
• Lack of informed consent can lead to accusation of which of the following?
• In the context of initiating an EHR project, which activity is typically included in the initial planning?
• Which SDLC model emphasizes prototyping as part of the cyclical process?
• Which category is known for displaying pop-up ads and tracking user activity?
• Health consumerism can be seen as an inhibitor in the development of patient-centric health information systems.
• Since 2007, new pharmacists are required to have which degree?
• Which of the decisions are made in the scenario?
• Incremental HIT implementations typically involve which deployment approach?
• Which publication served as a catalyst for valuing HIT in relation to patient safety?
• In project management, which statement best describes scope?
• The 1996 HIPAA legislation focused on what aspect of health coverage?
• Which statement best describes the role of an ambulatory care nurse?
• Which factors should be considered for grammar data standards when communicating public health information?
• Which of the following would be exceptions in a prescription process?
• Which EHR functionality is indicated by a scenario involving interfacing with a lab?
• The device driver for your printer will probably need to be updated when you do a major upgrade of your operating system.
• Which process variation should be investigated further due to insufficient information?
• Which testing level focuses on the interaction between modules?
• Programming languages have __________, just like natural languages.
• In addition to incentivizing health IT among providers, payors can influence adoption by
• Which process group comes after Initiation in the PMI PMBOK sequence?
• Which of the following is one of the four key components of any EHR system?
• Which of the following processes varies most by clinical specialty?
• According to the Instructional Systems Design method, which of the following is the first step in the recommended training cycle?
• Which mechanism is primarily used to enforce who can access patient data and what they can do?
• About 75 percent of healthcare establishments are hospitals.
• __________ is an example of a third generation programming language.
• Which of the following is a good example of meeting the functionality criterion, as defined by CCHIT?
• Which of the following is not listed as a component of a knowledge-based patient monitoring system?
• FDA regulation of EHRs is UNLIKELY to reduce errors due to
• The __________ allows ancillary systems in a hospital setting to connect with other systems.
• Hard disk storage is known as __________ storage.
• A MAC address is best described as which of the following?
• __________ provides information hiding in Object Oriented Programming.
• Which of the following would be variations of a Diagnostic test process?
• Why is scalability important when purchasing an EHR server?
• Which option best describes an example of cognitive ergonomics in healthcare IT?
• Before the HIPAA Privacy Rule was implemented, state privacy laws were characterized as
• Which statement best describes the purpose of e-prescribing?
• Operating systems use __________ to provide the illusion of a large memory.
• Which of the following terms best describes software that secretly collects information from users without their knowledge?
• A major barrier to CPOE adoption is its cost.
• Which organization has always had a focus on clinical computing as early as the 1970s?
• A patient is admitted for appendicitis and has an appendectomy. Which coding system would be used to report the diagnosis and procedure?
• Which HIPAA code set is used to report dental procedures?
• A(n) __________ jack is used to connect a network cable to a network interface card.
• Which is the major difference between RHIOs of the 2000s and CHINs of the 1990s?
• Which statement best describes NHIN status in the material?
• What term describes the electronic transmission of prescription data directly from a prescriber to a pharmacy?
• The compatibility of a software program with existing programs in a system reflects which specific requirement type?
• What does HL7 stand for?
• According to the lecture, what is the primary purpose of the scripted demonstration scenario?
• Which EHR functionality is indicated when the scenario involves documenting patient care electronically?
• NOT a dimension differentiating the discipline human factors from HCI?
• Which of the following is a limitation of the single vendor strategy?
• Which document is typically used early in procurement to gather information about a vendor's capabilities before issuing formal proposals?
• In overseeing patient safety problems, which role is NOT performed by the FDA?
• HIPAA regulations require unique identification numbers that can be used across information systems.
• Which access control model gives the owner discretion to grant or revoke access to resources?
• Which factor is NOT listed as contributing to escalating healthcare expenditures in the United States?
• Software can be defined as:
• What is the correct order of steps for Process Analysis?
• Starting with the layer closest to the network media what is the correct order of the layers of the TCP/IP model?
• In which access control model is access decisions entirely up to the owner of the resource?
• Which of the following is a patient monitoring application?
• End user testing is best suited for less-experienced staff and should represent a cross-section of the end-user environment.
• Which of the following are elements of project management?
• Which of the following was NOT one of the factors that led to changes in HIPAA as a result of the HITECH Act?
• Which of the following is an example of 'meaningful use' of EHRs?
• Which of the following is an example of HITECH's concept of 'meaningful use' of health IT?
• What is a commonality between human factors and human computer interaction (HCI)?
• Which of the following would be least appropriate to include on a multidisciplinary computer system selection and evaluation team?
• Which statement best describes SHARP in the context of HITECH?
• Which of the following are examples of functional requirements?
• Which of the following terms refers to the specific safeguards or controls that are put in place to ensure the confidentiality of patient data?
• Which form is commonly used for professional claim submissions?
• Which detection approach is least effective against new, unseen malware?
• The functions of a RHIO include all EXCEPT
• EPHI is a common acronym in health care, which stands for:
• Most EHR systems today are based on which type of computer model?
• Identify testing environment is considered an important step in creating a testing strategy.
• Which statement about standardized vocabularies is true?
• In a CDS system, which component stores the structured clinical knowledge used to interpret patient data?
• Which of the following is a critical consideration when purchasing an EHR server?
• Which of the following is one of the main roles of the FDA?
• Which research approach focuses on understanding work context by observing users in their environment and asking questions?
• An interdisciplinary team is a group of individuals with diverse training and backgrounds who work independently to improve patient care.
• Which arrangement best reflects the typical education path to become a physician specialist?
• According to Bloom's Hierarchy of Cognitive and Affective Learning Outcomes, which of the following is at the lowest level?
• The age group associated with the highest medical expenses is:
• The critical path is the longest activity path in the project schedule.
• Which of the following is NOT an example of a slip?
• In a document receipt workflow, which scenario would be an exception?
• Which of the following best depicts the purpose of an affinity diagram?
• Administrative Hearings would be held for which type of case?
• What does HITECH require EHR certifications to assure?
• Which of the following statements about using HL7 as a baseline for EHR requirements is true?
• In what year did AMIA begin and select a U.S. representative to IMIA?
• The most appropriate training strategy is:
• The MAC address is used by switches for intranet communications and has no meaning outside of that local network.
• In Object Oriented Programming, which elements are stored together within a class?
• Which of the following would be variations of a Diagnostic test process?
• Which explains why FDA or CDRH pre-market and post-market reviews are difficult to perform on EHR software programs?
• MIIS is a language that was developed for healthcare applications.
• The noise level and lighting of a room where a software system will be implemented reflect which requirement type?
• The organization that promotes the Speak Up Initiative is which?
• Which is NOT a function of the cost management plan?
• Which option provides stronger authentication?
• A government agency that is an important source on research about patient safety and privacy is:
• Which organization was known for early EHR certification efforts before ONC established testing bodies?
• Planning for NHIN was authorized by which act?
• Due to increased funding for health IT, healthcare organizations are currently more motivated to use technology to do which of the following?
• Which HIPAA code set would be used by dental practices to report dental procedures?
• Which of the following best describes why CHINs failed in the 1990s?
• Which of the following is NOT a common interest of AMIA, AHIMA and HIMSS?
• Which term describes software that secretly collects user data without consent?
• What is an appropriate length of time for staff education and training before system implementation?
• What is a likely future outcome from the clinical and translational science awards?
• Which of the following describes the protection of patient information from unauthorized access?
• Security is __________.
• Which are components of the patient centered medical home?
• In the context of user-centered design, which element is essential?
• A responsibility assignment matrix is used to correlate the project organizational structure to which document?
• Which statement best reflects the intended outcome of HIE initiatives?
• The motherboard is made up of circuitry and thousands of copper wires known as __________.
• Which option is NOT a standard software lifecycle model?
• Which entity would financially gain the most by adoption and use of EHRs and HIE engagement?
• The misalignment of incentives discussion described which statement?
• Survey data from the pilot users should include all of the following EXCEPT:
• Designing a computer software program to enhance the ability of physicians to make decisions is an example of which ergonomic domain?
• Which CPOE function is considered advanced functionality?
• A CDI program's key impact includes which?
• In a knowledge-based patient monitoring system, which component is responsible for organizing and storing data for retrieval?
• Which of the following is not a critical element needed in integrated billing, financial, and clinical systems?
• The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) breaks the project scope into smaller components using which technique?
• A healthcare facility cannot dedicate the man hours to implement the best computer system. What is the best solution?
• In evaluating an RFP for an EHR system, which item is NOT typically included?
• Which of the following is an example of a workstation as defined in the HIPAA Security Rule?
• The availability of resources for training users to adopt a new software system reflects which specific requirement type?
• Which term best describes the grouping of similar or related data for the purpose of external reporting?
• True or False: When making a clinical judgment about a patient, a nurse should consider only the data in the patient's chart and what he or she finds by examining the patient.
• What is a reasonable duration for staff education and training before system implementation?
• Which type of professional was largely responsible for overseeing and managing the use of computers in clinical and administrative systems in hospitals during the 1990s?
• Which factor is commonly cited as essential for project success?
• What term describes a coordinated group of infected systems used to perform large-scale attacks?
• Which statement best describes the benefit of EHRs for data sharing?
• HITECH requires healthcare institutions to switch to some sort of EHR system by this year to avoid financial penalties
• A password is
• Which organization began with a focus on management engineering?
• The CPU improves its performance through the implementation of one or more __________, which is made up of one or more __________.
• Which data type is used to store a single character in Java?
• Which is a component to consider when developing technology architecture?
• Which of the following describes a new area of emphasis for AHIMA in the 1990s?
• Estimating activity resources is a function of cost management.
• What is NOT a true statement regarding the CCHIT?
• Triage is an important step in:
• A risk assessment must be performed
• Authentication ensures that a user is permitted access to specific PHI.
• Which regulation governs the protection of health information and includes privacy and security rules?
• Which is an example of a public health classification system?
• Which selective attention factor refers to events that are relevant to us tend to capture our attention?
• The success of the implementation and roll-out is most evidenced by the:
• Which of the following is likely to result in significant progress towards realizing the goals of HIE in the US?
• Which statement is true of the point-to-point interface method?
• In a hospital IT environment, which function is primarily served by an interface engine?
• To show detailed process steps, which diagram is the most appropriate?
• The project team can estimate the likely number of work periods required to perform an activity by using which method?
• Which diagram shows entities and their attributes?
• Which statement about SDLC models is true?
• In the context of human factors, what is the primary goal of ergonomic design in healthcare?
• In the lab result receipt process, which would be considered an exception?
• Which wireless security protocol should be chosen for best protections among typical options?