CAHIMS Exam Study Guide 200 Questions And Answers Set 08
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What has incentivized the uptake of healthcare information technology in the United States?
A. FDA regulations for drug manufacturing
B. The insistence of the US population on identity management and quality
C. The financial incentives in the HITECH Act
D. The inability of paper based charts to accommodate the volume of healthcare information
A. FDA regulations for drug manufacturing
B. The insistence of the US population on identity management and quality
C. The financial incentives in the HITECH Act
D. The inability of paper based charts to accommodate the volume of healthcare information
C. The financial incentives of the HITECH Act have incentivized the uptake of healthcare information in the United States.
What is the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimate growth in the number of healthcare IT workers through 2018?
A. The growth is expected to increase by 20 percent through 2018.
B. There is no growth expectations for healthcare IT workers.
C. The growth is expected to increase by 50 percent through healthcare.
D. A decrease is expected because there is currently a surplus of healthcare IT workers.
A. The growth is expected to increase by 20 percent through 2018.
B. There is no growth expectations for healthcare IT workers.
C. The growth is expected to increase by 50 percent through healthcare.
D. A decrease is expected because there is currently a surplus of healthcare IT workers.
A. Employment of healthcare IT professionals is expected to increase by 20% through 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
In recent years, what has added to the complexity in understanding healthcare information technology?
A. The challenge of maintaining privacy, confidentiality, and security in the widely expanding complex architecture.
B. Greater access to healthcare data from multiple groups, including patients.
C. The increase in mobile computing and the use of clouds for storage.
d. all of the above
A. The challenge of maintaining privacy, confidentiality, and security in the widely expanding complex architecture.
B. Greater access to healthcare data from multiple groups, including patients.
C. The increase in mobile computing and the use of clouds for storage.
d. all of the above
D. Understanding healthcare IT has become more complex in recent years because of the challenge of maintaining privacy, confidentiality, and security in widely expanding complex architecture; healthcare data has become more accessible to multiple groups, including patients; and mobile computing and the use of clouds for storage have increased.
What innovations are driving new roadmaps, workflows and algorithms in the delivery of healthcare?
A. Mobile health alone
B. Mobile devices, genetics, genomics, telehealth
C. Ever-increasing delivery of services via the internet, including EHRs as hosted services
D. None of the above
A. Mobile health alone
B. Mobile devices, genetics, genomics, telehealth
C. Ever-increasing delivery of services via the internet, including EHRs as hosted services
D. None of the above
B. Mobile devices, genetics, genomics, and telehealth are driving roadmaps, workflows and algorithms in the delivery of care.
Which US government agency provides the regulatory for device manufacturers and importers?
A. NIST
B. FDA
C. AHRQ
D. NIH
A. NIST
B. FDA
C. AHRQ
D. NIH
B The FDA is the US government agency that provides regulatory framework for device manufacturers and importers.
What aspect of HIPAA security risk analysis covers cybersecurity for medical devices?
A. HIPAA currently does not include security risk analysis that covers PHI cybersecurity in medical devices.
B. HIPPA covers cybersecurity in the FDA regulations for medical devices.
C. The FTC covers the HIPAA regulations for cybersecurity for medical devices.
D. HHS covers cybersecurity for medical devices in its OCR regulations
A. HIPAA currently does not include security risk analysis that covers PHI cybersecurity in medical devices.
B. HIPPA covers cybersecurity in the FDA regulations for medical devices.
C. The FTC covers the HIPAA regulations for cybersecurity for medical devices.
D. HHS covers cybersecurity for medical devices in its OCR regulations
A. HIPAA currently does not include cybersecurity risk analysis that covers PHI in medical devices. However, many devices include personal health information.
In what year did cybersecurity become a priority concern for healthcare organizations?
A. Cybersecurity has no become an issue for information technology for healthcare organizations.
B. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2011.
C. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2009.
D. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2015.
A. Cybersecurity has no become an issue for information technology for healthcare organizations.
B. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2011.
C. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2009.
D. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2015.
C,. Cybersecurity became a priority concern for healthcare organizations in 2009 with the passage of HITECH act.
What event has led to the surge in cybersecurity threats to healthcare organizations?
A. The HITECH act of 2009
B. The passage of HIPAA
C. The coordination of regulations from the FDA
D. The FTC changes in telehealth
A. The HITECH act of 2009
B. The passage of HIPAA
C. The coordination of regulations from the FDA
D. The FTC changes in telehealth
A. The HITECH act of 2009 is the event that has led to the surge in cybersecurity threats in healthcare organizations.
Which of the following best describes academic health centers?
A. Any healthcare venue where research is performed
B. Usually a portion of a major university where hospital(s) are co-located with schools such as medicine, nursing and pharmacy.
C. Limited to one institution per state.
D. Required to conduct federally funded research or lose accreditation
A. Any healthcare venue where research is performed
B. Usually a portion of a major university where hospital(s) are co-located with schools such as medicine, nursing and pharmacy.
C. Limited to one institution per state.
D. Required to conduct federally funded research or lose accreditation
B. It is a hospital or health system that has a formalized relationship with a university. Academic health centers usually support the training of many of the health professions, support and conduct research, and offer care not widely available in the regions they serve.
Which of the following does not characterize urgent care centers?
A. Usually open late evening and weekend hours.
B. Located in convenient locations in the community such as in a shopping center.
C. Designed for patients who need immediate but not life threatening care.
D. Owned only by public health agencies.
A. Usually open late evening and weekend hours.
B. Located in convenient locations in the community such as in a shopping center.
C. Designed for patients who need immediate but not life threatening care.
D. Owned only by public health agencies.
D. Urgent care centers are somewhat similar to emergency departments in that they provide care outside of the usual hours that ambulatory care providers are available, but urgent care centers are not designed to provide care for complex or life threatening illnesses. In addition to offering long hours, they tend to be located for convenient access. Pharmacies, health systems, private medical practices and others can own and operate urgent care centers.