HL7-FHIR Questions Prepare with Learning Information! 2025 Regularly updated [Q88-Q110]

NEW QUESTION 88
“Normative” resources SHALL not be allowed to undergo any changes in future versions of FHIR a) TRUE b) FALSE

NEW QUESTION 89
the creation of the _______ and __________ programs in 1965 also had a significant-albeit indirect-impact on the increased number of hospital beds and their utilization, as government-funded health insurance became available to a large number of elderly and poor Americans

NEW QUESTION 90
the Hill-Burton act assisted in the construction of nearly _______ of the beds in the nation’s short-stay general hospitals and was the single greatest factor that increased the U.S. bed supply during the 1950s and 1960s

NEW QUESTION 91
Example of “RelatedPerson” resource
a) A neighbor bringing a patient to the hospital
b) Guide Dog
c) Patient’s attorney
d) Patient Spouse
• Both A and D
• Only D
• A, C and D
• A, B, C and D

NEW QUESTION 92
a nonfederal, short-stay hospital whose services are available to the general public
-may be private for profit or private nonprofit
-may be owned by state or local government (NOT federal)
-can be a general or specialty hospital

NEW QUESTION 93
almost ______% of all US hospitals are classified as community hospitals

NEW QUESTION 94
financed through charitable gifts and local government funds, almshouses and pesthouses essentially performed a ___________ function

NEW QUESTION 95
in the early 20th century, the field of _______ became a discipline in its own right, as hospitals needed people with expertise in financial management and organizational skills to run them

NEW QUESTION 96
small rural hospitals that may not qualify for the SCH designation may be classified as _________ if at least 60% of their discharges are Medicare beneficiaries

NEW QUESTION 97
this is derived by dividing the average daily census for that period by the average number of beds (capacity)
-indicates the proportion of a hospital’s total inpatient capacity actually utilized
-used as a measure of performance when compared w/ competitors or statewide or nationwide data (facilities with higher rates are considered more successful)

NEW QUESTION 98
traditionally, what are the two most common types of specialty hospitals?

NEW QUESTION 99
The Hill Burton Act was passed to:

NEW QUESTION 100
this data for a hospital indicates the total number of patients discharged from the hospital’s acute care beds during a given period
-both babies and death are included in this margin making it more accurate count

NEW QUESTION 101
a physician who is in charge of a specific medical specialty in a hospital, such as cardiology

NEW QUESTION 102
the transition from volume-based reimbursement to ______-based payments has presented a major challenge to hospitals’ profitability, along with the shift from inpatient to __________ care”

NEW QUESTION 103
advances in biomedical knowledge made it necessary for physicians to receive most of their training in hospitals, which in turn led to collaborations between hospitals and ____________

NEW QUESTION 104
when two or more hospitals are owned, leased, sponsored, or contractually managed by a central organization
-predominate in private sector

NEW QUESTION 105
________ hospitals which has shown to have longer average lengths of stay mainly include the Veterans Health Administration system, which serve an aging population

NEW QUESTION 106
some FHIR resources are _______, which includes allergies, medications, and care plans, ______, which include patient, location of service, and device information, and ________, which includes billing, insurance coverage, and eligibility info

NEW QUESTION 107
Medicare designation for small rural hospitals with 25 beds or fewer that provide 24-hr emergency medical services besides short-term hospitalization for patients with noncomplex health care needs
-receive cost-plus reimbursement

NEW QUESTION 108
-at least 60% of hospital’s inpatients must require intensive rehabilitation for one or more of 13 specified conditions, such as stroke, spinal cord injury, major multiple trauma, and brain injury
-intensive rehab: provision of at least 3 hours of therapy per day

NEW QUESTION 109
these were used to quarantine people who were sick w/ contagious diseases, such as smallpox and yellow fever, so the rest of the community would be protected

NEW QUESTION 110
these specify the patient’s wishes regarding continuation or withdrawal of treatment when the patient lacks decision-making capacity; 3 types are commonly used