EHR CH 3 – Flashcards

ABC insurance has decided to discontinue Avery's insurance based on information it received from the local consumer reports agency, this falls under:

The office manager reviews the staff____________ every 6 months to determine if any unauthorized information was accessed.

Dawn was asked to sign a(n) _______ before receiving her flu shot.

Kim has an appointment with a specialist to discuss chronic syncopal episodes. She needs a copy of her PMH to be sent to the specialist:

A consumer reporting agency is regulated under the ______ act.

Medical offices submitting claims electronically are called:

A patient insurance form is an example of:

Katie is going to an ENT specialist for seasonal allergies. Only those progress notes pertaining to treatment of rhinitis and copies of sinus x-rays are sent to the specialist's office:

Implementation of user names, passwords and screen savers are examples of _______.

Which of the following is NOT an example of secondary use?

____ are a set of rules and standards of conduct that grow from our understanding of right or wrong.

After Kevin's HIV results are in, the doctor asks him to make an appointment to review the results together in a private office setting. This is an example of:

HIPAA addresses:

What does protected health information pertain to?

The Privacy Rule requires providers to do all of the following except:

Which of the following is not a covered entity?

The Privacy Rule prohibits the discussion of patient information in the following areas except:

The practice of enforcing penalties for staff failing to comply with security measures falls under:

Security guards are an example of:

Encryption and decryption technology are examples of:

If a patient believes his/her rights have been violated he/she may file a complaint with:

A coalition of healthcare organizations that promotes the adoption of interoperable EHRS by healthcare facilities is called the:

A nonprofit industry group and consumer reporting agency that maintains a database of medical information exchanged by the life, health, and disability insurers that make up its membership:

Dr. Smith's office, a covered entity, transmits electronic claims for reimbursement.

A lab result would be an example of IIHI.

Copying the entire chart of a patient for a cardiovascular referral is in compliance with the minimum necessary standard of HIPAA.

Unethical behaviors are always unlawful.

Unlawful behavior is always unethical.

Privacy and security are interchangeable terms.

Confidential and anonymous have the same meaning.

A patient having drug testing performed is given an ID number instead of using his name: This is an example of anonymity.

Accessing information on the Internet has increased the need for HIPAA implementation.

Patients with prior continuous health coverage cannot be denied due to preexisting conditions under HIPAA.

HIPAA focuses on protecting privacy and security concerns only.

Patients use their Social Security numbers as a secondary identifier under HIPAA.

The privacy officer is always the office manager of the practice.

A small office submitting its claims on paper to a clearinghouse that scans the claim into an electronic form is not a covered entity.

Workers' compensation programs are not considered to be health plans under HIPAA.

Employees are generally assigned the same privileges as the physician.

Drugs that are prescribed for use other than those approved by the FDA are illegal.

Records of visits to the school nurse are maintained under HIPAA.

A Medical Records Release can be generated and linked to a patient record using the correspondence link in SCMO.

Once the Medical Records Release form is selected, the next step is to use the search button to link to a patient record.