B:-Patient day
C:-Length of stay
D:-Duration of an in patient's hospitalisation
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question10:-Completeness of Medical record means
A:-All forms should be there
B:-All the information about the patient and the authentication of concerned is there
C:-Should be coded
D:-Should be indexed
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question11:-Entries that have been erased should be ...
A:-Over write
-Initialed or signed by the concerned personnel
C:-Not a reason
D:-Pasted
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question12:-MRO can release informations upon.
A:-Legitimate requests
-Phone requests
C:-Legal requests
D:-Personal request
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question13:-Personal data in the medical record is owned by.
A:-Physician
Hospital
C:-Next of kin
D:-Patient
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question14:-Criminal cases are the following except
A:-Assault cases
B:-Violent or unexplained death
C:-Sexual assault
D:-Artificial insemination
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question15:-A document that requires a person to appear at the designated place at the designated time is termed.
A:-Subpoena
B:-Subpoena duces tecum
C:-Primary evidence
D:-Attorney subpoena
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question16:-The party who commences a lawsuit is the.
A:-Defendant
B:-Appellant
C:-Contestee
D:-Plaintiff
Correct Answer:- Option-D

Question17:-The patient whose life is threatened and who is comatose is assumed to give what kind of consent for life
sustaining treatment.

A:-Informed
B:-Expressed
C:-Direct
D:-Implied
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question18:-All of the following might be a problem associated with an authorisation to release information except.
A:-Authorisation to release ‘any and all' information
B:-Authorisation signed retrospectively
C:-Authorisation signed prospectively
D:-Release of information by the recipient
Correct Answer:- Option-B

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