HAS 100 Fundamentals of Healthcare Administration Practice Exam

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• Which component is responsible for executing program instructions and performing calculations?
• Which statement accurately distinguishes a mission from a vision?
• What is the primary role of the healthcare administrator in governance?
• Which term describes the physical components of a computer system, such as processors and memory?
• Which statement best describes interoperability in healthcare IT?
• Which device prints text or graphics from a computer?
• Which device enables communication between multiple devices and the internet?
• In risk management, which practice primarily helps detect safety problems and trigger root cause analysis?
• Which system is associated with nourishment of the human body?
• Which connective tissue connects muscle to bone?
• Which of the following is a nonverbal communication cue?
• Define SMART goals and give an example relevant to a hospital.
• Which memory type provides fast, temporary storage used by the CPU during operation?
• WBCs that fight infections are called?
• Which body system acts as a covering, protects deeper tissues, and regulates body temperature?
• RBCs that carry oxygen are called?
• Which device is designed to filter network traffic and block unauthorized access?
• Which connective tissue connects bone to bone?
• Which term describes the long-term storage subsystem of a computer?
• The items Proximity, Eye contact, Silence, Gestures, Good posture, Facial exposure, and Smells are examples of which type of communication?
• Which factor is commonly evaluated in capital budgeting besides ROI and strategic alignment?
• What does CHCS stand for?
• Aids in control and coordination of systems in the body is the function of which system?
• Which term describes away from the beginning of a structure (farthest from the start)?
• Which system documents and reports on services provided to TRICARE patients with special needs?
• Which principle focuses on granting staff authority to resolve customer issues?
• Which component is primarily used to render graphical output to the display?
• Which component of a computer system provides programs and software that operate on data?
• What is a capital budget justification typically evaluated on?
• What is the function of the circulatory system?
• Which system is a pharmacy app that helps to manage and track prescriptions, locate a network pharmacy and get drug information?
• Which term describes the functions of the body and how systems work together?
• Which system is used to track medical and dental readiness whether at home station or in a deployed station?
• Which memory provides temporary storage for data that the CPU needs to access quickly?
• Which app provides help if you are experiencing symptoms of PTSD?
• What is the revenue cycle?
• Which impression describes taking the initiative to help when someone appears upset or confused?
• What is the core purpose of quality improvement in healthcare?
• What is charge capture?
• Which statement best distinguishes a budget from a forecast in healthcare management?
• Which statement describes the Respect component of the IMPRESSION model?
• What is EMTALA?
• Which system is composed of modules including clinic appointment scheduling and patient registration?
• Which statement about Joint Commission accreditation is accurate?
• Which term denotes external secretions?
• Which system is responsible for elimination of the body's waste?
• The credentialing process in the revenue cycle is NOT primarily about:
• Which component is used to render graphics for display on a monitor?
• Which principle ensures that health information is readily accessible to authorized users when needed?
• Which impression is described as actively identifying and trying to understand customer's needs?
• What is a typical function of health information management (HIM)?
• What is zero-based budgeting and when might it be used?
• Which statement accurately describes disaster preparedness planning in a hospital?
• The Third Party Outpatient Collection System primarily manages what?
• Which term best describes the set of programs that operate a computer system and enable user tasks?
• Which statement best describes a performance dashboard?
• Which component is the liquid, watery part of blood that contains essential nutrients?
• Which combination best indicates a positive patient safety culture in a hospital?
• Which statement describes the Mentor component of the IMPRESSION model?
• Which layer of information systems includes the physical devices like servers, storage, and networking hardware?
• Which memory type provides fast, temporary storage used by the CPU during operation?
• Which glands release hormones directly into the bloodstream?
• Which storage device typically stores large amounts of data for long-term retention?
• Which statement best captures the overall goal of the IMPRESSION model's Improve component?
• Which statement best describes the difference between a budget and a forecast in healthcare management?
• Which system provides body shape and support, protects vital organs, and enables locomotion?
• Which body system contains the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord?
• Which vessel type is the primary site of exchange of gases, nutrients, and wastes between blood and tissues?
• Which term refers to the starting point or origin used in describing locations?
• How do CMS standards affect daily hospital operations?
• Where does exchange of nutrients and wastes take place?
• Which device translates digital signals into signals suitable for transmission over telephone networks?
• Disaster preparedness planning in a hospital includes developing procedures, resources, and training; which statement is NOT true?
• Which term describes toward the beginning of a structure?
• Which term refers to the structure of the human body and relationships of body parts to one another?
• Which statement differentiates open record requests from restricted access?
• Which option corresponds to the Smile component of IMPRESSION?
• Which device is used to enter information into a computer?
• Which term means toward the back of the body?
• In quality improvement, what does 'Structure' refer to?
• What is cash flow management and why is it critical in healthcare?
• Which device provides shared resources and services to other devices on a network?
• Which system is commonly used as a pharmacy app to manage prescriptions and drug information?
• Which of the following is a component of the CARESS Model?
• What term describes the ability of different health information systems to exchange and interpret shared data?
• Which term describes data organized for efficient retrieval in a health information system?
• Which factor in data governance is most essential for organizational data handling?
• In health care procurement, which entity negotiates contracts and price discounts with suppliers on behalf of member hospitals?
• Which of the following are components of the CARESS Model (verbal communication)?
• Which statement about Six Sigma in healthcare is NOT true?
• Which term describes glands that produce secretions?
• Which device enables communication between devices within a local network?
• Which term means away from the midline of the body?
• In procurement, which outcome best describes supplier diversity?
• Which item is NOT a barrier to effective listening?
• Which component is responsible for executing program instructions and processing data?
• The following items—background noise, gadgets/technology, talking speed, too many notes, listening filters, criticism of delivery, interruptions, assumptions, labeling, defensiveness and conversation stopper—are best described as what?
• Which organ pumps the blood throughout the body?
• Which statement describes the DRG-based reimbursement approach?
• Which statement about patient autonomy and informed consent is NOT true?
• What is a payer mix?
• Which device provides service or functionality for other programs or devices?
• Which term describes a customer within the medical command?
• Which definition best describes data governance in a health system?
• What best describes a capitation payment model in health care?
• Which statement describes the Service component of the IMPRESSION model?
• Ligaments connect which structures?
• Which system removes excessive tissue fluids from the body?
• What term describes processed data that has meaning in a specific context?
• Which of the following is NOT used to measure patient safety culture?
• Which component is primarily described as the main circuit board enabling communication among the CPU, memory, and peripherals?
• What is the difference between cost and price in healthcare accounting?
• Cartilage is described as which of the following?
• Which vessels carry oxygenated blood from the heart to the body's tissues?
• Within a local network, which device forwards data efficiently between devices?
• What are the three types of muscle tissue?
• Which statement describes the Smile component of the IMPRESSION model?
• Which term describes the front of the structure?
• Which tool helps with stress management?
• Which statement describes the Improve component of the IMPRESSION model?
• Which component ensures that data remains accurate and consistent across multiple systems?
• Which statement best captures the difference between centralized and decentralized structures in a hospital?
• Which analysis is typically used in capital budgeting to assess long-term investments?
• Which term means toward the front of the body?
• Which of the following is a key component of effective payer contract management?
• Which term describes the back of the structure?
• Which term describes a customer outside the command?
• What are the layers of the integumentary system?
• How do mission and vision differ in purpose?
• Which input device is used to move the cursor and select objects on a display?
• When a customer shares a concern with you, you should own it until the concern is resolved. Which impression is this?
• What is the purpose of a performance improvement project charter?
• Which system is primarily involved in digestion, absorption of nutrients, and elimination?
• Which system's function is described as the continuation of human life and secretion of hormones?
• What is HIPAA and what does it protect?
• Which term refers to a collection of data stored on a computer that can be managed as a unit?
• Which are the main phases of a typical strategic planning process in healthcare?
• Value analysis in supply chain management is described as?
• Which phase includes developing the hospital's mission and vision?
• Preauthorization as a concept is described as:
• What is supplier diversity and why is it important in procurement?
• Which of the following is a comprehensive component of payer contract management?
• Which statement best describes a core function of HIM in data management?
• Which of the following best matches Exocrine Glands?
• Which word denotes a starting point or origin in anatomical terms?
• Which system includes epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue?
• Which device protects a computer network from unauthorized access?
• Which glands have no ducts; secretion directly into bloodstream?
• Which optical storage medium is read-only and used to store data?
• Which principle emphasizes prioritizing the customer in all interactions?
• What does preauthorization denial management involve?
• Which option identifies the Mentor component as the component described as a positive role model for customer service and teamwork?
• Which structure removes excessive tissue fluids?
• Which option best defines peer review in clinical governance?
• Which term means toward the midline of the body?
• Which statement best describes the circulatory system's primary function?
• Which activity best describes denial management in revenue cycle?
• Which term explains where a body part is in relation to another body part?
• Which system is designed to provide a single health record for service members, veterans and their families?
• Which data management concept refers to the process of ensuring data is complete, accurate, and consistent across the organization?
• Which army system tracks immunizations?
• Which is not typically considered part of the strategic planning process?
• What is charge capture in healthcare billing?
• Cartilage is best described as which of the following?
• Why is patient flow optimization important in hospital operations?
• Tendons connect which structures?
• Which term best describes the end-to-end process from patient access and registration to billing, coding, claims submission, payment, and collection?
• In healthcare IT, which of the following is typically considered the software that runs on devices to perform tasks?
• Preauthorization is typically required for certain services or procedures; which statement is NOT correct?
• Which device is used to display the computer's video output on a screen?
• Delivery of oxygen to the lungs and release of the waste CO2 is the function of which system?
• MEDPROS stands for which system name?
• Which term describes someone within the medical command?
• What is the Joint Commission, and why is accreditation important?
• Which option identifies the Mentor component within IMPRESSION?
• Which device allows Wi‑Fi devices to connect to a wired network?
• Which term refers to the high-level plan for organizing and implementing information systems in a health care organization?
• Which system allows beneficiaries to make payments, check eligibility and find a provider?
• Which vessels return deoxygenated blood to the heart?
• Which function includes ingestion, digestion, elimination?
• Which system provides a continuum of medical logistics support by consolidating numerous military logistic functions into a single portal?
• Which system provides control and coordination of body functions?
• Which of the following is a SMART goal example?
• Which sequence correctly lists the steps to conflict resolution?
• Which of the following is a capital budgeting step?
• Which term describes the three phases of digestion?
• Which option lists components of the CARESS Model (verbal communication)?
• In the health care supply chain, which function does a Group Purchasing Organization perform?
• What is the purpose of an incident command system in emergencies?
• Which component is the main circuit board that connects all major computer components and allows communication between them?
• What is another name for red blood cells?
• Which statement describes the Escort component of the IMPRESSION model?
• Which statement describes the Pride component of the IMPRESSION model?
• What term describes data that is stored in a digital format for processing by computer systems?
• What is a root cause analysis (RCA) used for in patient safety?
• Which statement best describes the essential purpose of a performance improvement project charter?
• Which statement about a board governance committee is NOT true?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a performance dashboard?
• Which term means toward the head?
• Which principle involves maintaining existing obstacles that impede access to services?
• Which term means away from the head or situated below another structure?
• Which statement about policy and procedure is NOT true?
• Which device outputs audio from the computer?
• Which glands have ducts that carry their secretions to another organ or part of the body?
• Which term best describes the programs and data needed to complete tasks on a computer system?
• Which component is the liquid portion that carries nutrients and wastes?
• What does HCAHPS measure?
• Which term means toward the head or above another structure?
• Which body system contains the brain and spinal cord?
• Which device enables wireless devices to join a wired network?
• Which statement best describes a performance dashboard?
• In credentialing, which statement is most accurate?
• What are Structure-, Process-, and Outcome- measures in quality improvement?
• Which term refers to the point of reference used to describe a body part's location in relation to another?
• Which glands transport secretions via ducts to a nearby organ or to the body surface?
• TRICARE Mobile provides beneficiaries access to healthcare information such as online resources, account info, and educational resources. Which description matches this?
• What is lean management in healthcare?
• Which device sends information from one computer to another over telephone or cable lines?
• Which principle seeks to remove obstacles that hinder service delivery?
• Which data concept refers to the accuracy and consistency of data over its lifecycle?
• Which statement about incident reporting in risk management is NOT true?
• Under the HIPAA security rule, which control is essential for safeguarding electronic protected health information?
• Which system is described as the Army immunization tracking system?
• Which system creates medical insurance claims and tracks collections from insurance agencies?
• What is working capital and why is it important for a health system?