Question 1

When an incorrect entry is documented in the paper-based health record, the responsible provider can _____.

Accepted Answer

A) cross out the entire incorrect entry using a single line, documenting the correct entry immediately below the incorrect entry and dating the entry 
B) delete the entire entry by removing the report on which the incorrect entry was made, documenting corrected entries on a new page in the record 
C) draw a single line through the incorrect entry; write the word "error" next to it; date, time and initialize the incorrect entry; and enter the reason for correction 
D) obliterate entire incorrect entry (e.g., using a black magic marker), and document the correct entry in the next available space in the patient record 
A) cross out the entire incorrect entry using a single line, documenting the correct entry immediately below the incorrect entry and dating the entry 
B) delete the entire entry by removing the report on which the incorrect entry was made, documenting corrected entries on a new page in the record 
C) draw a single line through the incorrect entry; write the word "error" next to it; date, time and initialize the incorrect entry; and enter the reason for correction 
D) obliterate entire incorrect entry (e.g., using a black magic marker), and document the correct entry in the next available space in the patient record

Question 2

Which is a possible consequence of the if it wasn't documented, it wasn't done concept?

Accepted Answer

A) Deficiencies found in the health record are corrected by responsible providers. 
B) Patients are notified by the risk manager that they are eligible bring a lawsuit. 
C) The responsible provider is automatically suspended from the medical staff. 
D) Third-party payer review of the health record can result in payment denials. 
A) Deficiencies found in the health record are corrected by responsible providers. 
B) Patients are notified by the risk manager that they are eligible bring a lawsuit. 
C) The responsible provider is automatically suspended from the medical staff. 
D) Third-party payer review of the health record can result in payment denials.

Question 3

When a health care facility files for bankruptcy and closes, a _____ is appointed to make decisions for the bankrupt health care provider.

Accepted Answer

A) case trustee 
B) federal agency 
C) licensing authority 
D) third-party payer 
A) case trustee 
B) federal agency 
C) licensing authority 
D) third-party payer

Question 4

Which is an accreditation source that governs the content requirements for health records?

Accepted Answer

A) American Osteopathic Association standards 
B) Medical staff bylaws, rules and regulations 
C) Medicare Conditions of Participation 
D) State codes, rules and regulations 
A) American Osteopathic Association standards 
B) Medical staff bylaws, rules and regulations 
C) Medicare Conditions of Participation 
D) State codes, rules and regulations

When an incorrect entry is documented in the paper-based health record, the responsible provider can _____.

Which is a possible consequence of the if it wasn't documented, it wasn't done concept?

When a health care facility files for bankruptcy and closes, a _____ is appointed to make decisions for the bankrupt health care provider.

Which is an accreditation source that governs the content requirements for health records?

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Exam 8: Patient Record Requirements: Part A

When an incorrect entry is documented in the paper-based health record, the responsible provider can _____.

Which is a possible consequence of the if it wasn't documented, it wasn't done concept?

When a health care facility files for bankruptcy and closes, a _____ is appointed to make decisions for the bankrupt health care provider.

Which is an accreditation source that governs the content requirements for health records?

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Workings of the American Legal System: Part A

Court Systems and Legal Procedures

Court Systems and Legal Procedures: Part A

Judicial Process of Health Information

Judicial Process of Health Information: Part A

Principles of Liability

Principles of Liability: Part A

Ethical Standards

Ethical Standards: Part A

Ethical Decisions and Challenges

Ethical Decisions and Challenges: Part A

Bioethical Issues

Bioethical Issues: Part A

Patient Record Requirements

Confidentiality and Informed Consent

Confidentiality and Informed Consent: Part A

Access to Health Information

Access to Health Information: Part A

Specialized Patient Records

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Risk Management, Quality Management, and Utilization Management

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Information Systems

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Health-Care Fraud and Abuse

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Law and Ethics in the Workplace

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