Question 1

The three categories of problems that need to be uncovered and addressed include:

Accepted Answer

A)  Covert problems. 
B)  Safety protocols. 
C)  Restitution. 
D)  Uncovering excuses. 
A)  Covert problems. 
B)  Safety protocols. 
C)  Restitution. 
D)  Uncovering excuses.

Question 2

For an audit to have value, the results must be:

Accepted Answer

A)  Kept confidential. 
B)  Acted upon. 
C)  Publicized. 
D)  Copied to the Attorney General of your state. 
A)  Kept confidential. 
B)  Acted upon. 
C)  Publicized. 
D)  Copied to the Attorney General of your state.

Question 3

An assessment conducted on a statistically valid portion of the entire body of data is known as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Sampling audit. 
B)  Retrospective audit. 
C)  Concurrent audit. 
D)  Covert audit. 
A)  Sampling audit. 
B)  Retrospective audit. 
C)  Concurrent audit. 
D)  Covert audit.

Question 4

The review and assessment of data taken over a period of time with the intention of identifying patterns is known as performing a/n:

Accepted Answer

A)  Retrospective audit. 
B)  Internal audit. 
C)  Sampling audit. 
D)  Trend analysis. 
A)  Retrospective audit. 
B)  Internal audit. 
C)  Sampling audit. 
D)  Trend analysis.

Question 5

One of the reasons that many external audits are done retrospectively is that they go beyond finding errors; they look at the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Education levels of all staff. 
B)  Gender of all staff. 
C)  Names and religion of all staff. 
D)  Ongoing repetition of the same error. 
A)  Education levels of all staff. 
B)  Gender of all staff. 
C)  Names and religion of all staff. 
D)  Ongoing repetition of the same error.

The three categories of problems that need to be uncovered and addressed include:

For an audit to have value, the results must be:

An assessment conducted on a statistically valid portion of the entire body of data is known as a:

The review and assessment of data taken over a period of time with the intention of identifying patterns is known as performing a/n:

One of the reasons that many external audits are done retrospectively is that they go beyond finding errors; they look at the:

The Balance of Good Administration

Types of Facilities and Services

Financing the Provision of Care

Quality of Care

Workplace Safety

Health Care Technology

Institutional Food Services

Compliance Plans

Strategic Planning

Risk Management

Crisis Management

Performance Improvement

Legal and Ethical Issues

Health Care Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations

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Exam 13: Audits and Inspections

The three categories of problems that need to be uncovered and addressed include:

For an audit to have value, the results must be:

An assessment conducted on a statistically valid portion of the entire body of data is known as a:

The review and assessment of data taken over a period of time with the intention of identifying patterns is known as performing a/n:

One of the reasons that many external audits are done retrospectively is that they go beyond finding errors; they look at the:

The Balance of Good Administration

Types of Facilities and Services

Financing the Provision of Care

Quality of Care

Workplace Safety

Health Care Technology

Institutional Food Services

Compliance Plans

Strategic Planning

Risk Management

Crisis Management

Performance Improvement

Legal and Ethical Issues

Health Care Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations

Filters