Informatics Nursing Certification (NI-BC™) EXAM
INFORMATICS NURSING CERTIFICATION (NI-BC™) EXAM LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES GRADED A+
GUARANTEED PASS- ACE YOUR EXAM
If a patient has been hospitalized under the care of a hospitalist and is to be
discharged to the care of a primary care physician, the discharge summary should
be delivered to the primary care physician within:
a. 6 hours
b. 12 hours
c. 24 hours
d. 48 hours - Correct Answer-D: If a patient has been hospitalized under the care of
a hospitalist and is to be discharged to the care of a primary care physician, the
discharge summary should be delivered to the primary care physician within 48
hours and should include the Common Meaningful Use Data Set. Ideally, the
discharge summary should be delivered electronically and should allow the
primary care physician access to the patient's electronic records so that the
physician has a clear picture of the patient's status and needs.
A new system and software applications are being phased in over a six-month
period When planning education and training, the methodology that will likely
provide the most
a. Just-in-time presentations
b. Problem-based learning
C. One-on-one instruction
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d. Guided focus - Correct Answer-A: Because the new system and software
applications are being phased in over a six-month period, the best approach to
education and training is using just-in-time presentations. That is, training is
provided right before individuals need to carry out new tasks. For example, the
first training may be a general overview, but training the individuals to access data
will be given at a later date, a short time before they are required to do that task.
This type of phased presentations limits memory loss that occurs with a delay
between instruction and application of the information.
As a project manager who is charged with creating a number of teams to facilitate
transition to an EHR, the informatics nurse should limit team Size to:
a. <4 members
b. <6 members
c. <10 members
d. <15 members - Correct Answer-C: As a project manager who is charged with
creating a number of teams to facilitate transition to an EHR, the informatics
nurse should limit team size to fewer than 10 people because larger teams often
lose focus and have competing interests. Team members should have
complementary skills and should be interdisciplinary, representing the various
interests. Teams should have some degree of autonomy and flexibility, even
though they are working on a specific mandate.
Under provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) (1992), employers
are allowed to ask applicants if:
a. They need work accommodations.
b. They have any type of disability.
c. They can carry out incidental functions of the job.
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d. They will consent to a medical examination prior to a job offer. - Correct
Answer-A: The ADA provides disabled persons, including those with mental
impairment, access to employment and the community. Employers are only
allowed to ask applicants if they need accommodations, not if they have
disabilities. Applicants may be asked if they can carry out essential functions of a
job, not incidental, and medical examinations can only be required after a job is
offered. Accommodations can include alterations in a work station, speech
recognition software, screen magnifying software, optical character recognition
systems, video captioning, Braille readers and screen readers, adapted keyboards
and on-screen keyboards, TTYs (text telephones), and amplification systems.
Which of the following is true about current procedural terminology (CT) codes?
a. They were developed by the World Health Organization.
b. They are used to code for medical and surgical treatments, diagnostics, and
procedures.
c. They are used to code for diagnosis.
d. They are consistent with DSM-5, cancer registry codes, and nursing
classifications. - Correct Answer-B: CPT codes, developed by the American Medical
Association (AMA), define those licensed to provide services and describe medical
and surgical treatments, diagnostics, and procedures. The use of CPT codes is
mandated by both CMS and HIPAA to provide a uniform language and to aid
research. These codes are used primarily for billing purposes for insurances (public
and private).
HHS has designed CPT codes as part of the national standard for electronic
healthcare transactions:
Category I: Identify a procedure or service.
◦ Category Il: Identify performance measures, including diagnostic procedures.
◦ Category III: Identify temporary codes for technology and data collection.
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INFORMATICS NURSING CERTIFICATION (NI-BC™) EXAM LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES GRADED A+
GUARANTEED PASS- ACE YOUR EXAM
If a patient has been hospitalized under the care of a hospitalist and is to be
discharged to the care of a primary care physician, the discharge summary should
be delivered to the primary care physician within:
a. 6 hours
b. 12 hours
c. 24 hours
d. 48 hours - Correct Answer-D: If a patient has been hospitalized under the care of
a hospitalist and is to be discharged to the care of a primary care physician, the
discharge summary should be delivered to the primary care physician within 48
hours and should include the Common Meaningful Use Data Set. Ideally, the
discharge summary should be delivered electronically and should allow the
primary care physician access to the patient's electronic records so that the
physician has a clear picture of the patient's status and needs.
A new system and software applications are being phased in over a six-month
period When planning education and training, the methodology that will likely
provide the most
a. Just-in-time presentations
b. Problem-based learning
C. One-on-one instruction
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, Informatics Nursing Certification (NI-BC™) EXAM
d. Guided focus - Correct Answer-A: Because the new system and software
applications are being phased in over a six-month period, the best approach to
education and training is using just-in-time presentations. That is, training is
provided right before individuals need to carry out new tasks. For example, the
first training may be a general overview, but training the individuals to access data
will be given at a later date, a short time before they are required to do that task.
This type of phased presentations limits memory loss that occurs with a delay
between instruction and application of the information.
As a project manager who is charged with creating a number of teams to facilitate
transition to an EHR, the informatics nurse should limit team Size to:
a. <4 members
b. <6 members
c. <10 members
d. <15 members - Correct Answer-C: As a project manager who is charged with
creating a number of teams to facilitate transition to an EHR, the informatics
nurse should limit team size to fewer than 10 people because larger teams often
lose focus and have competing interests. Team members should have
complementary skills and should be interdisciplinary, representing the various
interests. Teams should have some degree of autonomy and flexibility, even
though they are working on a specific mandate.
Under provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) (1992), employers
are allowed to ask applicants if:
a. They need work accommodations.
b. They have any type of disability.
c. They can carry out incidental functions of the job.
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d. They will consent to a medical examination prior to a job offer. - Correct
Answer-A: The ADA provides disabled persons, including those with mental
impairment, access to employment and the community. Employers are only
allowed to ask applicants if they need accommodations, not if they have
disabilities. Applicants may be asked if they can carry out essential functions of a
job, not incidental, and medical examinations can only be required after a job is
offered. Accommodations can include alterations in a work station, speech
recognition software, screen magnifying software, optical character recognition
systems, video captioning, Braille readers and screen readers, adapted keyboards
and on-screen keyboards, TTYs (text telephones), and amplification systems.
Which of the following is true about current procedural terminology (CT) codes?
a. They were developed by the World Health Organization.
b. They are used to code for medical and surgical treatments, diagnostics, and
procedures.
c. They are used to code for diagnosis.
d. They are consistent with DSM-5, cancer registry codes, and nursing
classifications. - Correct Answer-B: CPT codes, developed by the American Medical
Association (AMA), define those licensed to provide services and describe medical
and surgical treatments, diagnostics, and procedures. The use of CPT codes is
mandated by both CMS and HIPAA to provide a uniform language and to aid
research. These codes are used primarily for billing purposes for insurances (public
and private).
HHS has designed CPT codes as part of the national standard for electronic
healthcare transactions:
Category I: Identify a procedure or service.
◦ Category Il: Identify performance measures, including diagnostic procedures.
◦ Category III: Identify temporary codes for technology and data collection.
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