CPHIMS Exam MCQs 11 to 20

Question 2: An example of standardization that facilitates interoperability is
A) JCI
B) JCAHO
C) ICD-10
D) NHI
Explanation: C. ICD-10 is the standardization related to achieving interoperability in healthcare IT.
Question 2: What is ICD-10?
A) International Coding Dictionary
B) International standard of diagnostic classification of diseases
C) Interoperability for data interchange across network systems
D) Provider, Payor and Patient database
Explanation: B. International standard of diagnostic classification of diseases.
Question 3: Which of the following is commonly used as classification of a hospital?
A) Annual  Gross Revenue
B) Number of Patients
C) Size of Hospital in square footage
D) Number of Beds
Explanation: D. Number of Beds.
Question 4: Which of the following defines a hospital’s mission statement?
A) Describes the strategic direction of the organization
B) Describes the fundamental principles of the organization
C) Describes the purpose of the organization, the individuals and community it serves
D) Describes the criteria for patient admission for the organization
Explanation: C. Describes the purpose of the organization, the individuals and community it serves
Question 5: “To enhance the health of communities and customers we serve,” is an example of a hospital ___ statement.
A) Vision
B) Mission
C) Goal
D) Value
Explanation: B. Mission

Question 6: Not-for-profit hospitals differ from for-profit hospitals because they _____.

A) Reinvest net funds in services and education
B) Provide free medical services
C) Share holders receive dividends 
D) Provide facility to medical students and residents for education
Explanation: A. Reinvest net funds in services and education

Question 7: Susan manages a project where she implements and maintains programs that meets regulatory and accreditation requirements.  Susan is likely a 
A) Compliance Officer
B) Privacy Officer
C) Chief Information Officer
D) Security Officer
Explanation: A. Compliance Officer

Question 8: The _____ bears the ultimate responsibility for the quality of care in a hospital.
A) CEO
B) Board of Directors
C) CIO 
D) Director of Quality
Explanation: B. Board of Directors

Question 9: Who is responsible for managing the policies and strategic direction of a healthcare organization on a day-to-day basis?
A) Board of Directors
B) CEO
C) CIO
D) CMIO
Explanation: B. CEO

Question 10: What is managed care?
A) Managing cost, quality and access to patient care
B) Having Primary physician as the provider and him managing throughout the patient treatment even when specialization is needed
C) Managing through Medicare and Medicaid programs
D) Having a third party medical expert to advice on the patient 
Explanation: A. Managing cost, quality and access to patient care

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