Exam 8: Numeric Records Management
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In some offices, a correspondent's name or a subject may be added to the folder label with the number code.
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A numeric records storage method in which the middle digits are used as a finding aid to organize the filing system
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consecutive numbering method
accession log
decimal-numeric coding
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A serial list of numbers assigned to records in a numeric records storage system
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middle-digit storage
alphanumeric coding
alphabetic index
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Which of the following items is a component of the consecutive numbering method?
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A numeric storage system is often used to preserve confidentiality.
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Which of the following statements about the general alphabetic file is incorrect?
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Storage and retrieval procedures in a numeric records storage system include
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The AutoNumber field type can be used to assign consecutive file number codes automatically when creating a database.
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The decimal-numeric coding system has eight general classes, or main divisions, and one general division for records too general for any of the eight main divisions.
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Store records are coded G in the general alphabetic folders until they are assigned a number code.
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Which of the following statements is an advantage of using consecutive numeric records storage?
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How does a filer code a document for a new correspondent or subject that does not have an assigned number?
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Filers must first look in the accession log before they can retrieve a record stored in a numeric system.
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A records storage method in which consecutively numbered records are arranged in ascending number order from the lowest to the highest number
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block-numeric coding
decimal-numeric coding
duplex-numeric coding
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Alphanumeric coding is a coding system that uses numbers or letters with two or more parts separated by a dash, space, or comma.
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When creating a database query for records coded for a middle-digit numbering system, the Primary set of numbers would be in the second field.
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In some offices that use terminal-digit numbering, the Primary number may indicate a drawer or shelf.
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When entering a cross-reference name into an accession log database, enter the same number for the cross-reference as is assigned to the original record followed by the letters CR.
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The record with the earliest or oldest date may be on top in a folder when using the chronologic method.
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