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Registered Health Information Administrator (AHIMA RHIA) 2025


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Answer: B


QUESTION: 244

Take a look at the comparison of the two life cycles below:



Look at the cell in the Information Systems Life Cycle that is filled with question marks. Which of the following should replace those question marks to make a complete, correct comparison?


  1. growth

  2. installation

  3. implementation

  4. reevaluation


Answer: C


QUESTION: 245

You are the coding supervisor at a large inpatient facility. Recently, there has been an increase in coding errors. You have a meeting with your coders to discuss possible reasons for the problem. The group agrees on the reasons listed below:



Having determined a good list of possible reasons for the increase in coding errors, you would like to have your coders help you determine where you should place your problem resolution efforts first. Your best bet for achieving consensus is to use


  1. brainstorming.

  2. nominal group technique.

  3. force field analysis.

  4. affinity grouping.


Answer: B


QUESTION: 246

In your job as Chief Security Officer, you are evaluating software programs that will support your policy on sound terminal controls within your facility. One of the features you include in your request for information to vendors is


  1. time-out feature.

  2. encryption.

  3. voice recognition feature.

  4. unique identifier for log-on.


Answer: A


QUESTION: 247

The plus sign beside survival time for subjects two (2) and six (6) in the table above indicate observations on these subjects were censored. This means the subjects



  1. entered the study at an advanced stage of the subject's illness.

  2. have one or more risk factors in addition to the subject's illness.

  3. withdrew from the study alive or were lost to follow-up.

  4. died prior to the end of the study, regardless of cause.


Answer: C


QUESTION: 248

As the Project Manager for the upcoming HER implementation, you ask one of your assistants to develop a work breakdown structure (WBS). Critical to implementations and project success, the WBS


  1. lists steps needed to complete the project.

  2. determines dependencies among project tasks.

  3. describes project responsibilities.

  4. defines the project's critical path.


Answer: A


QUESTION: 249

As the HIM manager in charge of your department's budget, you are mandated to report on variances of more than 6% either positive or negative to your Chief Financial Officer and include the reasons for the variance and any action plans necessary. Based on the table below for the December variance report, what category would you be required to report on to the CFO?



  1. office supplies

  2. contract services

  3. travel

  4. education


Answer: C


QUESTION: 250

Evidence-based management and decision-making is an emerging model now used to make more informed decisions. The primise of this model is


  1. using intuition based on previous experience.

  2. using a decision tree that branches to alternatives.

  3. using the best clinical and research practices available.

  4. using an alternative that meets minimum requirements.


Answer: C


QUESTION: 251

As a member of the project team for document imaging implementation, you were asked to provide the information in the grid .This is an example of a(an)



  1. PERT diagram.

  2. Gantt chart.

  3. PMBOK chart.

  4. work flow diagram.


Answer: B


QUESTION: 252

Carson surveyed members of AHIMA's student CoP regarding the relationship between clinical experiences and job opportunities. All respondents were seniors in HIA programs and each one expected to graduate and take the national exam within the next 6 months. Fifteen of the eighteen respondents indicated at least one clinical rotation had resulted in a job offer. Based on this information, Carson expects to be offered a job during senior clinical rotations. Carson is basing this expectation on


  1. scientific inquiry.

  2. empiricism.

  3. inductive reasoning.

  4. deductive reasoning.


Answer: C


QUESTION: 253

Investigator A claims his results are statistically significant at the 10% level. Investigator B argue that significance should be announced only if the results are statistically significant at the 5%.. level. From this we can conclude


  1. if investigator A has significant results at the 10% level, they will never be significant at the 5% level.

  2. it will be more difficult for investigator A to reject the statistical null hypotheses if he always works at the 10% level compared with investigator B who works at the 5% level.

  3. if investigator A has significant results at the 10% level, they will also be significant at the level.

  4. it will be less difficult for investigator A to reject the statistical null hypotheses if he always works at the 10% level compared with investigator B, who works at the 5% level.


Answer: B


QUESTION: 254

A researcher at your facility has submitted his study to the IRB for approval. As a member of the IRB Review Committee, you note that his research is investigating lung cancer occurrence in women who smoke. His timeframe for the study is January through December of 2008. In this study, the independent variable in this case is:


  1. the study timeframe.

  2. women who smoke.

  3. women who do not smoke.

  4. cancer occurrence. Answer: B QUESTION: 255

Your HIM department is moving to a new location, and in order to arrange your employees functions for optimal work flow efficiency and to decide which employees need to be placed d to each other, the tool you decide to use is a


  1. data flow diagram.

  2. PERT chart.

  3. proximity chart.

  4. flow process chart.


Answer: C


QUESTION: 256

A p value of less than 0.05 is what researchers commonly use to reject the null hypothesis. small p value may place interpretation of the results of the study at risk for a


  1. sampling error.

  2. stratification error.

  3. type 1 (a) error.

  4. type 2 (b) error.


Answer: D


QUESTION: 257

Which of the following employees would be considered exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act?


  1. the head of the Department of Health Information Services who is involved in decision making and planning 90%, of the time

  2. the coding supervisor who has responsibility for three employees and performs analysis and coding 80% of the time

  3. the departmental secretary who is responsible for performing a variety of clerical and administrative tasks

  4. the sole employee in the physician's workroom who has responsibility for maintaining and tracking medical record deficiencies


Answer: A


QUESTION: 258

In order to prevent the accidental introduction of a virus into your facility's local area network, your facility has a policy that strictly prohibits


  1. doing personal work on the computer system, even during personal time.

  2. sharing disks from one workstation to another within the facility.

  3. downloading executable files from electronic bulletin boards.

  4. sending or receiving e-mail from addresses that have not been authorized.


Answer: C