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Reconcile Data Discrepancies with Medical Personnel

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an Electronic Health Record (EHR)?

a)

A paper version of a patient's chart

b)

A digital version of a patient's chart

c)

A type of medical equipment

d)

A healthcare professional

2.

The financial impact of billing mistakes in healthcare can be:

a)

Minimal and easily manageable

b)

Significant, leading to revenue loss

c)

Non-existent, as errors are rare

d)

Beneficial, increasing profits

3.

What could be wrong in a medical record? e.g., incorrect patient demographics, such as name or date of birth.

a)

Incorrect patient demographics

b)

Accurate medical history

c)

Correct treatment plan

d)

Proper billing information

4.

What are Medication Errors in healthcare data discrepancies?

a)

Incorrect or missing details (e.g., name, DOB)

b)

Duplicate, missing, or wrong charges

c)

Incorrect dosages or missing prescriptions

d)

Misreported or delayed tests.

5.

What are Lab Results errors in healthcare data discrepancies?

a)

Incorrect or missing details (e.g., name, DOB)

b)

Duplicate, missing, or wrong charges

c)

Incorrect dosages or missing prescriptions

d)

Misreported or delayed tests.

6.

How did you discover it?

a)

By accident

b)

Through a friend

c)

Online research

d)

I haven't discovered it

7.

Cross-checking records with other documents or systems is important because:

a)

it ensures accuracy and consistency.

b)

it saves time and resources.

c)

it is a legal requirement.

d)

it is a standard practice.

8.

Which of the following is the most reliable source to verify medication details?

a)

Patient’s verbal statement

b)

Doctor's prescription note

c)

Pharmacy database

d)

Insurance billing records