[SOLVED] Physicians Practice Management Test Chapters 15-18, 20-21(11 Questions)
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Physicians Practice Management Test Chapters 15-18, 20-21
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Question 1
The reception area should:
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include a window in a wall with a bell to call for service. |
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include large, prominent signs that stress procedural rules and payment terms. |
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include counters high enough to be comfortable for a person of average height while standing. |
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allow a personal welcome from a caring member of the practice. |
Question 2
The appointment desk should:
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be combined with the reception area. |
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have acoustical separation from other areas. |
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provide space for departing patients to wait while new arrivals converse with the receptionist. |
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include counters high enough to be comfortable for a person of average height while standing. |
Question 3
The two most immediate concerns for the practice manager undertaking a facility project are __________ of the project.
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the materials and appearance |
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public acceptance and political support |
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control of the cost and time |
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the interior finishes and furniture |
Question 4
Seating in the waiting area should:
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be low and soft to provide as much comfort as possible. |
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have firm seats, at least 18 inches high, with fixed arms. |
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be fastened in place so that it cannot be moved. |
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consist of mostly large sofas. |
Question 5
In __________ reimbursement systems, a physician or medical group is paid a fixed amount of reimbursement per member per month.
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fee-for-service |
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pay-for-performance |
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accountable care |
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capitated |
Question 7
Which of the following types of compensation might offer a guaranteed base salary and incentives based on performance measures?
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Individualistic model |
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Team-oriented model |
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Middle-ground model |
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Capitation model |
Question 13
Which of the following statements is true regarding the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA)?
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Both employers and employees have responsibilities under IRCA. |
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An individual worker is not required to present evidence of employment authorization and identity to his or her employer. |
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Independent contractors working in the healthcare industry are considered employees for purposes of the IRCA. |
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Volunteers working in the healthcare industry are considered employees for purposes of the IRCA. |
Question 16
__________ are independent, objective, and systematic examinations of evidence for the purpose of providing an assessment of the performance of an organization, a unit within an organization, a function, or a program in order to improve accountability, efficiency and effectiveness, internal controls, profit, and decision making.
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Operating policies and procedures |
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Risk assessments |
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Standards of conduct |
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Operational audits |
Question 17
__________ should include updates on internal changes that have been made to the practices compliance programs.
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Brochures and other materials written for patients |
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Media advertisements |
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Education and training |
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Compensation plans |
Question 22
In a medical malpractice action, the standard of care must almost always be established through:
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hospital bylaws. |
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the state licensure boards rules. |
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the American Medical Associations guidelines. |
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the testimony of expert witnesses. |
Question 23
__________ is a legal doctrine that says a principal is liable for the negligence of an agent of that principal, when that agent is acting on the principals behalf and within the scope of his or her duties as the agent of the principal.
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Vicarious liability |
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The locality rule |
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The Stark law |
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The borrowed servant |
