MDAST 322 Electronic Health Records EXAM NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

MDAST 322 Electronic Health Records EXAM NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ The target year for most Americans to have electronic health records is 2018 - Answer- False A system that has the capability to work with another system is said to be interoperable - Answer- True Physicians are all required to convert to electronic medical record systems - Answer- False The EMR system is becoming one of a health care facility's most important business and legal records - Answer- True The EHR relate to more than one health care organization - Answer- True The EMR relates to more than one health care organization - Answer- False PHI stands for "private health information" - Answer- False About half of US physicians use an electronic medical record system - Answer- False Usually, more staff members are needed when an office uses a EMR system - Answer- False Less storage space is needed for EMR systems. - Answer- True Because some physicians' handwriting is illegible, the electronic medical record helps guarantee that the documents will be readable even several years after their creation - Answer- True Files still must be purged annually when a EMR system is used - Answer- False Information contained in an electronic medical record usually can be accessed from several different physical places - Answer- True The EMR allows access to patient information in an emergency - Answer- True Very little statistical information can be gleaned from an EMR system - Answer- False An electronic medical record system conceivably could hold all the patients seen over a lifetime of the physicians' practice - Answer- True The average cost for a physician to implement an EMR system is approximately $50,000. - Answer- False Once the EMR system has been implemented, no further cost are involved - Answer- False Both the physician and staff members must receive training in the use of the EMR system - Answer- True The software of the EMR system can be designed to be compatible with a medical specialty office - Answer- True The EMR system can allow patients to set their own appointments using the internet - Answer- True Charge capture, relates to charges for missed appointments - Answer- False The system is not capable of telling whether a certain procedure matches a specific diagnosis code - Answer- False Physicians performing consultations still must request paper records on a patient, even if both the referring physician and the consulting physician are using an EMR system - Answer- False Brochures are helpful for explaining a new EMR system for patients - Answer- True Advantages of the EMR system include; - Answer- ability of the physician to see more patients in a day DIsadvantages of the EMR system include; - Answer- Cost, Training time, learning curve, (all of the above) Sloan might be having some difficulties using he EMR system, but she makes the effort to hang in there and try to bring other colleagues into the fold. Jennifer puts in charge of preparing paper records for the conversion process. How do you think Sloan should respond to this task? - Answer- She should approach the task with enthusiasm and perform with skill A set of physical properties, that values of which determine characteristics or behavior, is called: - Answer- parameters