Question

1. The CDC is the lead agency that _____.

a. Accredits and licenses acute hospital facilities in the United States.

b. Is responsible for providing vital statistics to various agencies, such as the NCHS.

c. Develops and updates ICD-10 for the world.

d. Is responsible for protecting the health of the people of the United States.

2. The type of statistics that makes inferences or a best guess about a larger group of data by drawing conclusions from a smaller group of data is called

a. Descriptive statistics

b. Inferential statistics

c. Generalized statistics

d. Mathematical statistics

3. Which of the following is considered to be a primary source of data?

a. The inpatient census

b. Vital statistics collected by the NCHS

c. The health record

d. a, b, and c

e. b and c only

4. The division of the Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for developing healthcare policy in the United States is the _____.

a. CDC

b. CMS

c. AHRQ

d. WHO

5. A secondary data source includes _____.

a. Vital statistics

b. The medical record

c. The physician’s index

d. A videotape of a counseling session

6. Which user of statistics has the primary job of supporting terminally ill patients and their families?

a. Home health agencies

b. Nursing facilities

c. Hospice

d. MCOs

7. The National Center for Health Statistics keeps statistics on _____.

a. The licensing information on all healthcare providers in the 50 states.

b. Cancer and other deadly diseases in the 50 states and the six US-owned territories

c. Vital statistics, such as births, deaths, and fetal deaths in North America

d. Vital statistics, such as births, deaths, and fetal deaths in the 50 states and the six US-owned territories

8. Which of the following is NOT a primary source of statistics?

a. Health record

b. Vital statistics

c. Hospital census

d. Disease and operation index

9. In order to be useful, the figures used in statistics must be _____.

a. Fair and exact.

b. Valid and reliable.

c. Honest and justified.

d. Simple and clear.

10. To be reliable, statistical data must _____.

a. Have some consistency.

b. Be applicable to what is being measured.

c. Be collected from one source only.

d. Have multiple meanings.

11. A healthcare organization that delivers medical care and manages all aspects of the care or the payment for care by limiting providers of care, discounting payment to providers of care, or limiting access to care is called a _____.

a. Long term care facility

b. Managed care organization.

c. Hospital

d. Hospice agency

12. Facilities may choose to pursue accreditation for their Cancer Registries with the _____.

a. American College of Physicians

b. American Cancer Society

c. American College of Surgeons

d. National Institutes of Health

13. The type of patient who receives care in a hospital-based clinic or department is called a/an _____.

a. Inpatient

b. Outpatient

c. Hospice patient

d. MCO patient

14. The number of inpatients present in a healthcare facility at any given time is called a _____.

a. Survey

b. Census

c. Sample

d. Enumeration

15. An international organization founded by the United Nations, that is the directing and coordinating authority on international heath is called the _____.

a. CDC

b. AHRQ

c. NCHS

d. WHO

1. The CDC is the lead agency that _____.

a. Accredits and licenses acute hospital facilities in the United States.

b. Is responsible for providing vital statistics to various agencies, such as the NCHS.

c. Develops and updates ICD-10 for the world.

d. Is responsible for protecting the health of the people of the United States.

2. The type of statistics that makes inferences or a best guess about a larger group of data by drawing conclusions from a smaller group of data is called

a. Descriptive statistics

b. Inferential statistics

c. Generalized statistics

d. Mathematical statistics

3. Which of the following is considered to be a primary source of data?

a. The inpatient census

b. Vital statistics collected by the NCHS

c. The health record

d. a, b, and c

e. b and c only

4. The division of the Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for developing healthcare policy in the United States is the _____.

a. CDC

b. CMS

c. AHRQ

d. WHO

5. A secondary data source includes _____.

a. Vital statistics

b. The medical record

c. The physician’s index

d. A videotape of a counseling session

6. Which user of statistics has the primary job of supporting terminally ill patients and their families?

a. Home health agencies

b. Nursing facilities

c. Hospice

d. MCOs

7. The National Center for Health Statistics keeps statistics on _____.

a. The licensing information on all healthcare providers in the 50 states.

b. Cancer and other deadly diseases in the 50 states and the six US-owned territories

c. Vital statistics, such as births, deaths, and fetal deaths in North America

d. Vital statistics, such as births, deaths, and fetal deaths in the 50 states and the six US-owned territories

8. Which of the following is NOT a primary source of statistics?

a. Health record

b. Vital statistics

c. Hospital census

d. Disease and operation index

9. In order to be useful, the figures used in statistics must be _____.

a. Fair and exact.

b. Valid and reliable.

c. Honest and justified.

d. Simple and clear.

10. To be reliable, statistical data must _____.

a. Have some consistency.

b. Be applicable to what is being measured.

c. Be collected from one source only.

d. Have multiple meanings.

11. A healthcare organization that delivers medical care and manages all aspects of the care or the payment for care by limiting providers of care, discounting payment to providers of care, or limiting access to care is called a _____.

a. Long term care facility

b. Managed care organization.

c. Hospital

d. Hospice agency

12. Facilities may choose to pursue accreditation for their Cancer Registries with the _____.

a. American College of Physicians

b. American Cancer Society

c. American College of Surgeons

d. National Institutes of Health

13. The type of patient who receives care in a hospital-based clinic or department is called a/an _____.

a. Inpatient

b. Outpatient

c. Hospice patient

d. MCO patient

14. The number of inpatients present in a healthcare facility at any given time is called a _____.

a. Survey

b. Census

c. Sample

d. Enumeration

15. An international organization founded by the United Nations, that is the directing and coordinating authority on international heath is called the _____.

a. CDC

b. AHRQ

c. NCHS

d. WHO

Answer 1

Answer 1: Is responsible for protecting health of the people of United States.

CDC is the nation's health protection agency which saves lives and protects people from health issues, provide safety.

Answer 2: Inferential statistics.

This statistics makes inferences about a larger group of data by finding conclusions from a smaller group of data.

Answer 3: Vital statistics collected by the NCHS and health record.

Answer 4: CMS

CMS is division of the Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for developing healthcare policy in the United States.

Answer 5: The physicians index.

The Physician's Index is consists of a online bibliographic information and database of professional publications.