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AHM 1114 TEST 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one of the functionalities of health IT in primary care?

a)

Reducing patient visits

b)

Supporting improvements focused on individual patients and groups

c)

Eliminating the need for healthcare professionals

d)

Increasing healthcare costs

2.

What is a promise of IT in healthcare?

a)

Decreasing the quality of health services

b)

Improving care delivery and quality of health services

c)

Increasing paperwork for healthcare providers

d)

Reducing the number of healthcare facilities

3.

What is information?

a)

Data that is processed

b)

Raw data

c)

Unverified facts

d)

Random numbers

4.

How is knowledge obtained according to the document?

a)

Through investigation, study, or research

b)

By guessing

c)

Through random selection

d)

By copying others

5.

How does information help in healthcare according to the document?

a)

It prevents problem identification

b)

It helps to identify problems

c)

It duplicates research

d)

It decreases management efficiency

6.

Which of the following is a benefit of information in healthcare?

a)

Prevents duplication of research

b)

Increases duplication of research

c)

Reduces quality of work

d)

Complicates operations

7.

What is a key importance of information in healthcare management?

a)

Better management of operation in organization

b)

Decreases decision-making support

c)

Increases operational confusion

d)

Reduces healthcare delivery service

8.

What is one of the benefits of using Health IT in healthcare?

a)

Increase paperwork

b)

Improve healthcare quality

c)

Increase healthcare costs

d)

Increase medical errors

9.

How does Health IT help in managing healthcare costs?

a)

Increases healthcare costs

b)

Reduces healthcare costs

c)

Has no effect on healthcare costs

d)

Doubles healthcare costs

10.

Which of the following is a role of Health IT in healthcare?

a)

Increase medical errors

b)

Decrease administrative efficiencies

c)

Prevent medical errors

d)

Increase paperwork

11.

What impact does Health IT have on paperwork in healthcare?

a)

Increases paperwork

b)

Decreases paperwork

c)

Has no effect on paperwork

d)

Doubles paperwork

12.

What does an electronic health record (EHR) refer to?

a)

A paper-based health record

b)

An individual's health record in digital format

c)

A collection of health records in a library

d)

A health record stored in a physical file

13.

What might an electronic medical record include?

a)

Patient demographics

b)

Financial records

c)

Travel history

d)

Dietary preferences

14.

Which of the following is typically found in an electronic medical record?

a)

Medical history and examination reports

b)

Employment history

c)

Academic transcripts

d)

Social media profiles

15.

What type of images are included in electronic medical records?

a)

Radiology images

b)

Family photos

c)

Vacation pictures

d)

Art illustrations

16.

What type of information is included in an Electronic Health Record (EHR) regarding medications?

a)

Medication information, including side-effects and interactions.

b)

Only the name of the medication.

c)

Medication cost details.

d)

Medication manufacturing process.

17.

What type of records are maintained in an Electronic Health Record (EHR) concerning appointments?

a)

A record of appointments and other reminders.

b)

Only past appointment records.

c)

Future appointment predictions.

d)

Appointment cancellation history.

18.

Which of the following is included in the billing section of an Electronic Health Record (EHR)?

a)

Billing records.

b)

Tax records.

c)

Insurance policy details.

d)

Payment method preferences.

19.

What legal documents are part of an Electronic Health Record (EHR)?

a)

Advanced directives, living wills, and health powers of attorney.

b)

Employment contracts.

c)

Property deeds.

d)

Educational certificates.

20.

How do decision-making characteristics act as a barrier to information seeking?

a)

Managers always wait until all information is collected before deciding.

b)

Managers decide as they go, often breaking the search process before necessary information is collected.

c)

Managers never break the search process.

d)

Managers postpone decisions indefinitely.

21.

What are structural barriers in an organization?

a)

Restrictions on access to information for security purposes

b)

Encouragement of group consensus

c)

Promotion of innovation

d)

Open access to all information

22.

What do cultural factors in an organization often lead to?

a)

Open access to information

b)

Restriction of information search and innovation

c)

Elimination of hierarchical ranks

d)

Encouragement of informal communication

23.

What is one barrier to information seeking related to organization policies?

a)

Lack of cognitive ability

b)

Restrictive organization policies and rules

c)

Unawareness of information sources

d)

Lack of technical skills

24.

What individual factor can impede information processing?

a)

Technical issues

b)

Restrictive policies

c)

Lack of cognitive ability

d)

Unawareness of procedures

25.

What is one reason employees might not seek information according to the concept of "Cost of search"?

a)

It is not part of their job description.

b)

They fear negative feedback.

c)

The dollar cost and cost of thinking may restrict them.

d)

They lack the necessary skills.

26.

What is one of the benefits of billing and administrative processes in health care organizations?

a)

They are difficult to document.

b)

They discourage electronic processes.

c)

They are relatively easy to document.

d)

They increase paper usage.

27.

What is a challenge mentioned in improving patient care through technology?

a)

Many sites easily describe technology use.

b)

Few sites can describe technology use.

c)

Technology is not designed for care improvement.

d)

Technology increases errors and waste.

28.

What is a challenge many providers face regarding patient care coordination?

a)

Lack of trained staff

b)

Lack of computer systems

c)

Lack of patient cooperation

d)

Lack of medical supplies

29.

In what year did Congress approve funding for a national HIT infrastructure?

a)

2005

b)

2010

c)

2009

d)

2015

30.

How much funding did Congress approve for the national HIT infrastructure in 2009?

a)

$15 billion

b)

$29 billion

c)

$50 billion

d)

$100 billion

31.

What right is guaranteed to patients admitted to a skilled nursing facility under healthcare legal standards?

a)
The right to receive care in a safe environment.
b)
The right to choose any doctor regardless of availability.
c)
The right to unlimited visitors at any time.
d)
The right to receive care without any cost.
32.

What is the primary purpose of the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act?

a)
To provide financial support for prenatal care.
b)
To promote gender equality in healthcare.
c)
To increase the number of prenatal tests available.
d)
To prevent sex-selective abortions and regulate diagnostic techniques.
33.

What is the primary purpose of Health Information Management (HIM)?

a)
To conduct medical research and trials.
b)
To provide direct patient care and treatment.
c)
To manage hospital finances and billing.
d)
To manage patient health information and medical records.
34.

Which of the following is a key component of Health Information Management?

a)
Management of patient health information
b)
Patient scheduling systems
c)
Billing and coding practices
d)
Medical equipment maintenance
35.

What is the role of a Health Information Manager?

a)
To provide direct medical care to patients.
b)
To conduct medical research and trials.
c)
To manage hospital finances and budgets.
d)
The role of a Health Information Manager is to manage health information systems and ensure the accuracy, privacy, and security of patient data.
36.

What is the role of a Health Information Manager?

a)
The role of a Health Information Manager is to manage health information systems and ensure the accuracy, privacy, and security of patient data.
b)
To provide direct medical care to patients.
c)
To conduct medical research and trials.
d)
To manage hospital finances and budgets.
37.

Describe how health disparities can impact community health

a)
Health disparities enhance healthcare resource availability.
b)
Health disparities negatively impact community health by increasing disease prevalence, reducing life expectancy, and straining healthcare resources.
c)
Health disparities improve community health by lowering disease rates.
d)
Health disparities have no effect on life expectancy.
38.

What are the Essential Public Health Services?

a)
Providing free healthcare services to all citizens
b)
Conducting annual health fairs only
c)
Focusing solely on mental health initiatives
d)
The Essential Public Health Services include monitoring health status, diagnosing and investigating health problems, informing and educating the public, mobilizing community partnerships, developing policies, enforcing laws, linking to care, assuring a competent workforce, evaluating health services, and conducting research.
39.

What is the minimum duration for a condition to be classified as a chronic disease?

a)
3 months
b)
1 year
c)
6 months
d)
1 month
40.

What is the role of a Health Information Manager?

a)
To provide direct medical care to patients.
b)
The role of a Health Information Manager is to manage health information systems and ensure the accuracy, privacy, and security of patient data.
c)
To conduct medical research and trials.
d)
To manage hospital finances and budgets.