WGU C810 FOUNDATIONS IN
HEALTHCARE DATA MANAGEMENT
ACTUAL EXAMINATION PAPER 2026
EXTENSIVE QUESTIONS AND PRECISELY
ANALYZED ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
⩥Data breaches, confidentiality, security concerns. Answer: Protection
⩥One data repository. Answer: Centralized Model
⩥Requires CEs to develop/implement electron transaction standards.
Answer: HIPAA
⩥Stores provider licensure and credential status. Answer: NPDB
⩥Requires data for end-stage renal disease. Answer: CMS
⩥Largest biomedical database, acute care and skilled nursing facilities,
using DRGs Answer: National Library of Medicine (NLM)
⩥H&P required Answer: acute care and behavioral health settings
,⩥Taking action to meet a requirement, law, mandate, regulation, policy
Answer: Compliance
⩥Medical record/ EHR is accessible when needed Answer: Availability
⩥Location, where, is the record going to be destroyed, is the record
going to storage Answer: Disposition
⩥Accurate data, data is what is supposed to be Answer: Integrity
⩥data security, preventing violations or breaches, correcting violations
or breaches Answer: Protection
⩥error free Answer: Accuracy
⩥available when needed Answer: Accessibility
⩥all data is present, all medical record documents are complete Answer:
Comprehensiveness
⩥data is consistent and reliable Answer: Consistency/reliability
, ⩥most update information, admission diagnosis my change by the time a
patient is discharged Answer: Currency
⩥data dictionary Answer: Currency
⩥Granularity Answer: can't be further subdivided, daily census (1
patient = 1 unit)
⩥Precision Answer: numerical data (size, weight, measurement)
⩥Relevancy Answer: is the data important right now, is data useful for
current patient encounter
⩥Timeliness Answer: Action that meets a time requirement is has to be
completed within a certain timeframe (H&P completed within 24 hours
if enrollment)
⩥Consultation Answer: opinions of physicians with specialty training
beyond general board certification
⩥Patient/member web portal- Answer: allows patient to access all or
part of the health record that is maintained by the patients provider.
HEALTHCARE DATA MANAGEMENT
ACTUAL EXAMINATION PAPER 2026
EXTENSIVE QUESTIONS AND PRECISELY
ANALYZED ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
⩥Data breaches, confidentiality, security concerns. Answer: Protection
⩥One data repository. Answer: Centralized Model
⩥Requires CEs to develop/implement electron transaction standards.
Answer: HIPAA
⩥Stores provider licensure and credential status. Answer: NPDB
⩥Requires data for end-stage renal disease. Answer: CMS
⩥Largest biomedical database, acute care and skilled nursing facilities,
using DRGs Answer: National Library of Medicine (NLM)
⩥H&P required Answer: acute care and behavioral health settings
,⩥Taking action to meet a requirement, law, mandate, regulation, policy
Answer: Compliance
⩥Medical record/ EHR is accessible when needed Answer: Availability
⩥Location, where, is the record going to be destroyed, is the record
going to storage Answer: Disposition
⩥Accurate data, data is what is supposed to be Answer: Integrity
⩥data security, preventing violations or breaches, correcting violations
or breaches Answer: Protection
⩥error free Answer: Accuracy
⩥available when needed Answer: Accessibility
⩥all data is present, all medical record documents are complete Answer:
Comprehensiveness
⩥data is consistent and reliable Answer: Consistency/reliability
, ⩥most update information, admission diagnosis my change by the time a
patient is discharged Answer: Currency
⩥data dictionary Answer: Currency
⩥Granularity Answer: can't be further subdivided, daily census (1
patient = 1 unit)
⩥Precision Answer: numerical data (size, weight, measurement)
⩥Relevancy Answer: is the data important right now, is data useful for
current patient encounter
⩥Timeliness Answer: Action that meets a time requirement is has to be
completed within a certain timeframe (H&P completed within 24 hours
if enrollment)
⩥Consultation Answer: opinions of physicians with specialty training
beyond general board certification
⩥Patient/member web portal- Answer: allows patient to access all or
part of the health record that is maintained by the patients provider.
