Introduction to Healthcare Basics

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Basic HC intro including vitals, patient interactions, EMR/EHR and communication.

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Froggy Jumps Introduction to Healthcare BasicsVersión en línea Basic HC intro including vitals, patient interactions, EMR/EHR and communication. por Ami Hopper-helms 1 Patient-controlled electronic health information stored on a personal device or secure website a PHR b PMR c RMR 2 A computerized verson of a patients medical record a PHR b EHR c EHH 3 The patients medical record is owned by a patient b physician c facility 4 If it wasnt _______, it wasnt done a documented b performed c witnessed 5 Requires safeguards, staff training, and confidentiality policies a ACA b HIPAA c CLIA 6 This is required to share information with any person who is not the patient a release form b consent form c AMA 7 The most widely used documentation format in healthcare a SOAP b POMR c SOMR 8 The most recognized amount of time to keep medical records a 1 year b 3 years c 7 years 9 Greeting patients, open/close office, collect payments, answering phones, and scheduling are the primary duties of a ________ a receptionist/front desk b phlebotomist c CCMA 10 If insured, this payment must be made at the time of the visit a deductible b copay c coinsurance 11 What is the typical wait time? a 15-20 mins b 5-10 mins c 20-30 mins 12 what is "any condition that could affect the health or safety of an employee" a working conditions b standard safety c workplace hazard 13 Who sets and enforces workplace safety standards? a OSHA b HARP c LENT 14 What is the acronym for using a fire extinguisher ? a LAST b PASS c REST 15 What is the acronym in the case of a fire emergency? a RACE b SET c BRAN 16 Biological substances that pose a threat and are potentially infectious a exposures b chemicals c biohazards 17 The amount of time needed to flush any body part after injury or exposure? a 10 mins b 15 mins c 20 mins 18 What should be filled out after an injury or exposure? a Incident report b Activity report c Workplace report 19 Tests that can be performed by individuals without healthcare trianing a MRSA b C & S c CLIA-waived 20 The organization that sets quality and safety standards for healthcare facilities a The Joint Commission b NIOSH c Medicare 21 The ability to understand a situation based on personal experience. a Sympathy b Empathy c Pity 22 A full communication process abbreviation a SMCR b ACDC c PORT 23 Listening, interpreting and replying means to be practicing a passive listening b relative listening c Active listening 24 A question such as "what brings you in today" would be a open-ended b leading c exploratory 25 Being firm yet respectful is what type of behavior? a Aggresive b Passive c Assertive 26 Treating the patient as a whole (physical, emotional, spiritual) is what type of approach? a holistic b bombastic c routine 27 What are the 4 primary vitals? a ABNKT b TPRBP c LMATR 28 What is the normal body temperature? a 98.6 b 96.8 c 97.4 29 What is a normal heart rate in beats per minute (bpm)? a 42 b 67 c 104 30 What are normal respirations per minute? a 15-30 b 18-32 c 12-20 31 What is a healthy blood pressure? a 118/76 b 100/60 c 135/72 32 What is known as the silent killer? a hypotension b hypertension c supertension 33 When should children start getting their blood pressure checked? a 3 y/o b 5 y/o c 7 y/o 34 White coat syndrome causes higher numbers in what vital? a respirations b temperature c blood pressure 35 What is the medical name for passing out? a syncope b fainting c falling

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Introduction to Healthcare BasicsVersión en línea

por Ami Hopper-helms

Patient-controlled electronic health information stored on a personal device or secure website

A computerized verson of a patients medical record

The patients medical record is owned by

If it wasnt _______, it wasnt done

Requires safeguards, staff training, and confidentiality policies

This is required to share information with any person who is not the patient

The most widely used documentation format in healthcare

The most recognized amount of time to keep medical records

Greeting patients, open/close office, collect payments, answering phones, and scheduling are the primary duties of a ________

If insured, this payment must be made at the time of the visit

What is the typical wait time?

what is "any condition that could affect the health or safety of an employee"

Who sets and enforces workplace safety standards?

What is the acronym for using a fire extinguisher ?

What is the acronym in the case of a fire emergency?

Biological substances that pose a threat and are potentially infectious

The amount of time needed to flush any body part after injury or exposure?

What should be filled out after an injury or exposure?

Tests that can be performed by individuals without healthcare trianing

The organization that sets quality and safety standards for healthcare facilities

The ability to understand a situation based on personal experience.

A full communication process abbreviation

Listening, interpreting and replying means to be practicing

A question such as "what brings you in today" would be

Being firm yet respectful is what type of behavior?

Treating the patient as a whole (physical, emotional, spiritual) is what type of approach?

What are the 4 primary vitals?

What is the normal body temperature?

What is a normal heart rate in beats per minute (bpm)?

What are normal respirations per minute?

What is a healthy blood pressure?

What is known as the silent killer?

When should children start getting their blood pressure checked?

White coat syndrome causes higher numbers in what vital?

What is the medical name for passing out?