ethics unit 2 quiz

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Billing information may only be released when:

The patient gives permission and requests it

A proxy/authorized person permits it

A court order/subpoena is issued It's a matter of public concern/safety

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When an error is made in documentation, what cannot be used when making corrections?

Whiteout, markers (like Sharpies), or pencil must NOT be used.

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Can federal agencies require what is documented in a patient's health record?

Yes→ Federal, state, and The Joint Commission (TJC) determine what must be documented.

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What is a way that an error should be corrected?

Draw a single line through the error

Include the correct entry

Date and sign it

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In a legal setting, would you take originals or copies?

Only copies of health records are submitted to court. Originals stay with the facility.

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If an error is discovered, who fixes it?

The person who made the error must correct it.

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How can records be stored?

Hardcopy (paper or film)

CDs

Electronic systems like:

EHR (Electronic Health Record)

PACS (Picture Archiving and

Communication System)

HIS (Hospital Information System)

RIS (Radiology Information System

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Are health records legal documents that are admissible in court as evidence?

Yes

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Quality Management

Broad process to monitor and evaluate the quality of care. Involves all hospital staff.

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Quality Assurance

A systematic program for ensuring excellence in care and image interpretation.

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Quality Control

Focuses on technical aspects — ensuring equipment performance and image quality.

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What type of information pertains to a patient's disease or disorder and/or filling/chart?

ICD-10-CM codes

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Used to document procedures, especially for outpatient and radiology/lab services.

CPT codes

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Informed Consent

signed, explained

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Implied Consent

assumed based on action

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Only the patient has access to his/her records — True or False?

False

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establishes the standard for the maintenance and accuracy of health records

The Joint Commission (TJC)→ Along with federal and state guidelines, TJC sets documentation standards.