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Domain1 33. A patient is admitted with right diabetic cataract, and extracapsular cataract extraction with simultaneous insertion of intraocular lens. E11.36 E119 H25.9 H26.9 Type 2 diabetes mellitus with diabetic cataract Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications Unspecified age-related cataract Unspecified cataract Section Body System Rool Body Part Approach Device Qualifier Operation Extraction Eye System Lens, Right Percutaneous No Device No Qualifier Medical and Surgical 0 8 D J 3 Z z Section Medical and Surgical 0 Body System Rost Operation Eye System Replacement Body Part Approach Lens, Right Percutaneous Device Synthetic Substitute Qualifier No Qualifier 8 R J 3 J Z a. H25.9, E11.36, OSDJ3ZZ b. E11.36,08RJJZ c. E11.9, E11.36, H26.9. 08DJ3ZZ d. E25.9, E11.9,08RJJZ 34. The data elements in a patient's automated laboratory result are examples of: a. Unstructured data b. Free-text data c. Financial data d. Structured data 35. Abbreviations can be a source of patient safety issues due to misinterpretation and miscommunication. Abbreviations in the health record: a. Are not permitted by Joint Commission standards b. Should have only one meaning c. Enhance patient safety d. Are critical to an electronic health record system 36. Why could it be difficult for a healthcare entity to respond to pulling an entire, legal health record together for an authorized request for information? a. It can exist in separate and multiple paper-based or electronic systems. b. The record is incomplete. c. Numerous physicians have not given consent to release the record. d. Risk management will not allow the legal health record to be released.

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33) The correct option is c) E11.9,E11.36,H26.9, 08DJ3ZZ.

34) The correct option is d) structured data

The data elements in a patient's automated laboratory result are examples of Structured data

35) The correct option is b) should have only one meaning

36) The correct option is a)

The documentation that comprises the legal healh record may physically exist in separate and multiple paper-based or electronic systems that complicate the process of pulling the entire legal record together in response to authorized requests to produce the complete patient record.