312 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Hardware / software barrier that keeps intruders out of a network

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Firewall

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Program that applies Medicare CCI edits and coding rules to improve accuracy

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Encoder Software

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3
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System that handles scheduling, claims, financial reports, and charge entry

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Practice‑Management Software

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4
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Longitudinal digital record with eight core functions for safer, higher‑quality care

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Electronic Health Record (EHR)

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5
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Requires limiting use, disclosure, and requests for PHI to the least amount needed

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HIPAA “Minimum Necessary” Rule

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Converts spoken words to text (e.g., Dragon Naturally Speaking®)

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Speech-Recognition Software

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Science of fitting workplace conditions to the worker to prevent injury

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Ergonomics

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Optical disc that can be written to once for long‑term data storage

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DVD-R

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Computers, monitors, keyboards, printers, laser copiers, modems are examples of?

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Hardware

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Operating systems, application programs, speech‑recognition tools, encoder modules are examples of?

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Software

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Requires a computer, modem, and web browser; businesses routinely conduct secure transactions online are examples of?

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Internet Access

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Confirm temperature comfort, tidy appearance, display no‑smoking policy, remove hazards.

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Reception‑room safety check

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Retrieve phone messages, faxes, lab reports; turn on computers, scanners, printers; prepare sign‑in sheets and cash‑balance forms.

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Daily start-up

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Replace exam paper, empty waste, restock supplies, check autoclave water level, plug in disconnected equipment.

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Exam/Lab room prep

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Conduct ______ security‑risk reviews per National Task Force recommendations for violence prevention.

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semi‑annual

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Store soon‑to‑expire items at the front, avoid over‑ordering, and never run out of critical supplies.

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Inventory control

17
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_____ and _______ shield the network from external threats.

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Firewalls, antivirus program

18
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Use strong ____ for each workstation and application; set auto‑log‑off for inactivity.

19
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_______ regularly to protect against loss, disaster, or hardware failure.

20
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Encrypt PHI in transit and _____; position printers and copiers away from high‑traffic areas so printed PHI is _______.

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at rest, not exposed

21
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Apply the _______ when viewing, sharing, or requesting health information.

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minimum necessary standard

22
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Good practice: Forearms, wrists, and hands straight; elbows ~90°

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Bad practice: Upper arms and elbows flared outward

23
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Bad Practice: Arms stretched forward or elevated

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Good Practice: Shoulders relaxed, in line with torso

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Good practice: Feet flat on floor or stable footrest

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Bad Practice: Thighs perpendicular to floor with lower legs parallel (bad posture cue)

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Bad Practice: Reaching or bending to see the monitor
Good Practice: Head and neck facing forward, not twisted
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______ cost more upfront but have lower toner expense over time and offer high‑quality output.
Laser printers
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Modern ______ can resize, collate, and staple—read the manual and schedule routine cleaning and toner checks
copiers
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Central place to post services and link CPT/ICD codes before claims submission.
Transactions (charge‑entry) screen
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Integrates with billing, reduces no‑shows via reminders.
Appointment scheduling
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Speeds reimbursement and tracks revenue cycle health.
Claims processing & financial reports
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Adds real‑time Medicare CCI edits for cleaner claims.
Encoder integration
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Capture data, manage results, coordinate care, support decision‑making, and more—building safer, more efficient practices.
EHR core functions (8 total)
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_______: clean surfaces, check consumables (toner, paper), run troubleshooting if error codes appear.
Daily maintenance
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All laboratory chemicals must be _______; consult SDS before use and check expiration dates.
properly labeled and stored
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Schedule routine service and document in maintenance log don’t _______.
don’t wait for breakdowns
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How many core EHR care‑delivery functions identified by the Institute of Medicine?
8
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How many write sessions are allowed on a DVD‑R disc?
1
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______ inventories recommended for violence‑prevention readiness.
Semi‑annual
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______ PHI disclosure applies to every release—no exceptions.
Minimum‑necessary