MGT 207 EXAM 1

The ____ is a private, nonprofit organization and the only organization that provides accreditation for all components of adult and juvenile correctional facilities.

• AMA

• AHIMA

• ACA

• NCCHC

Answer explanation

The ACA, or American Correctional Association, is the only organization that provides accreditation for all components of adult and juvenile correctional facilities, making it the correct answer.

The APHA standards require that inmate health records be kept as a _____ record.

• unit

• serial

• terminal digit

• family

Answer explanation

The APHA standards specify that inmate health records should be maintained as a unit record, which organizes all health information for an individual inmate in one place, ensuring comprehensive and accessible medical history.

Funding for all correction-related activities comes from taxes appropriated by ___________ legislatures.

• county and state

• local and federal

• local and state

• federal and state

Answer explanation

Funding for correction-related activities primarily comes from taxes appropriated by federal and state legislatures, as they are responsible for allocating resources for such activities.

__________________ is a preferred method of external review, because it provides comprehensive, objective analysis of the facility's operations, with a comparison to the facility's policies and procedures.

• Licensure

• Accreditation

• Audit

• Survey

Answer explanation

Accreditation is a preferred method of external review as it offers a thorough and objective evaluation of a facility's operations, ensuring alignment with established policies and procedures.

_________________ focuses on controlling the use of resources by reviewing a facility's efficiency in providing health care services.

• Utilization management

• Quality management

• Performance improvement

• Risk management

Answer explanation

Utilization management focuses on controlling resource use by assessing how efficiently a facility delivers health care services, making it the correct choice for the question.

In a ______________ system the health care provider charges and is paid for each item of service provided.

• capitation

• prospective payment

• per diem

• fee-for-service

Answer explanation

In a fee-for-service system, healthcare providers are compensated for each individual service they deliver, making it distinct from other payment models like capitation or per diem.

Which of the following is NOT one of the administrative simplification provisions of HIPAA?

• Security

• Privacy

• PPS

• EDI

Answer explanation

PPS, or Prospective Payment System, is not an administrative simplification provision of HIPAA. The provisions include Security, Privacy, and EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), which focus on protecting health information.

A(n) _________ links data provided by various health care providers.

• HIE organization/RHIO

• prospective payment system

• fee-for-service network

• patient-focused record

Answer explanation

A(n) HIE organization/RHIO (Health Information Exchange) links data from various health care providers, facilitating the sharing of patient information across different systems, unlike the other options which serve different purposes.

A longitudinal patient record documents a patient’s health status, conditions, and treatments _____________________________.

• in a prospective payment system

• throughout the patient’s life

• using electronic signals to transmit clinical information from one site to another

• throughout the patient’s residence in a particular community

Answer explanation

A longitudinal patient record tracks a patient's health status and treatments throughout their life, providing a comprehensive view of their medical history over time.

The State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP or CHIP) is _________________.

• a joint state-federal program providing insurance for lower income children not covered by Medicaid

• a private health insurance program with variable coverage from state-to-state

• a Medicare Part D program for uninsured children

• a Medicare Part A program for uninsured children

Answer explanation

The correct choice is that SCHIP is a joint state-federal program providing insurance for lower income children not covered by Medicaid, distinguishing it from private insurance and Medicare programs.