HAS 105A Army Admissions and Disposition Practice Test

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• Which report is described as listing all inpatients assigned to a specific ward in alphabetical order?
• Which statement about de-identified data is true?
• Which term describes a person who is admitted to a bed in a Military Treatment Facility?
• What is the act of placing a patient under continued treatment or observation in an MTF called?
• Who is responsible for determining who is an eligible beneficiary?
• What are typical elements of discharge instructions?
• To identify the inpatient episode of care from beginning to end, what must be assigned to each admitted patient in the MTF?
• When is proxy consent typically used?
• Patient identified as medically fit to perform duty without restrictions or assignment limitation. What disposition applies?
• Which statement best describes the role of the bed management team in hospital admissions and dispositions?
• Form 3696 is also known as which record?
• Which factor is a typical reason for an admission hold related to patient consent?
• Which disposition applies to a patient being transferred by Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Which term describes outpatient care leading to inpatient admission later?
• Why is accurate coding for admission diagnoses important in HAS 105A?
• What is the purpose of a disposition plan of care at hospital discharge?
• Which option is a common admission type in hospital settings?
• A person who bears any relationship to an active-duty or retired Uniformed Services member is known as what?
• What term refers to the process of giving consent to donate organs and tissues?
• A patient awaiting transfer to another facility who does not require medical care is categorized as which status?
• Which term describes a patient who receives care but does not require admission to the MTF?
• In this framework, which term best describes the eligibility category for family-related beneficiaries?
• An individual who was married to the same active-duty service member for 20 years to become eligible for healthcare is called?
• What is coding compliance in hospital admissions?
• What form does the admitting physician use to authorize a patient’s admission into the MTF?
• Which report would you consult to see all deaths within a specified timeframe?
• Which term refers to giving consent to donate organs and tissues within the Army health care system?
• What is a transfer to another facility and what documentation is required?
• In military medical facilities, what does MTF stand for?
• Which transfer type is used to move a patient from one clinic service to another within the same hospital?
• Which admission type is typically planned in advance and scheduled?
• Which items should be included in a patient's medical history at admission?
• Patient died while admitted to MTF. Which disposition is used?
• A medical condition rendering permanent inability to perform military duties leads to which retirement list?
• What acronym stands for an admission resulting from an ambulatory procedure visit?
• Which report provides a roster of all projected dispositions by date and military specialty?
• What is critical incident reporting in admissions?
• What are common reasons for an admission hold or delay?
• Which item is NOT typically included in a disposition note?
• What must a Secretarial Designee HAVE prior to ensuring medical availability?
• If you need to view projected dispositions by date, which report would you consult?
• Which statement about DNR in admissions is accurate?
• What does length of stay describe in hospital terms?
• How are allergies documented and used in admission?
• How should an admission waiting for test results be managed to minimize delays?
• Who has the legal authority to admit patients for treatment within a hospital?
• What is the movement of patients from one clinic service to another in the same hospital called?
• What document must a Secretarial Designee PRESENT prior to receiving medical care in an MTF?
• Which aspect of admissions processing is most directly influenced by a patient's insurance status?
• What is clinical documentation improvement (CDI) and why is it relevant to admissions?
• Which practice ensures patient rights and transparent data usage during admission?
• A legitimate, illegitimate child whose paternity has been legally determined; an adopted child, or a legitimate stepchild who is unmarried is categorized as which of the following?
• What is a 'code status' and where is it documented?
• Which admission type specifically includes newborns?
• DA Form 4029 is primarily used by which role?
• Which statement about patient identifiers is accurate?
• Which admission category applies to a patient admitted after a same-day surgery?
• The 20-year marriage healthcare eligibility refers to which category?
• What category would be used for an active duty patient transferred to the MTF from a civilian hospital?
• How are bed shortages managed in a hospital?
• Which entity is primarily responsible for coordinating discharge instructions and ensuring a safe transition?
• Which approach best protects patient privacy during admissions and dispositions?
• What does AMA stand for, and what is required if a patient leaves against medical advice?
• Which term best describes a person who is seen for medical care without staying overnight?
• What is the primary purpose of discharge instructions?
• Which document serves as written notification that an active duty patient has been admitted?
• Carded for Record Only (CRO) is the record status assigned when a patient arrives in which condition?
• The immediate medical or dental care required to save life, limb, sight, or prevent undue suffering, with routine care not authorized, is known as what?
• What is the admission category for a patient admitted directly from the emergency room?
• Which list shows all patients currently out of the hospital and their expected return dates?
• Which item is not listed as one of the three types of cases?
• Which report lists all deaths within the specified timeframe?
• Which roster lists patients who are currently out of the hospital and their expected return dates?
• What is a transfer summary and what should it include?
• What term is used for a patient who is alive on arrival to the MTF but dies before being admitted?
• Which report contains deaths within a specified timeframe?
• How should allergies appear in the EMR and how are they used during care?
• What is the primary difference between admission and disposition in hospital workflow?
• What is a discharge against medical advice (DAMA) and what steps should be taken?
• Which description matches the “Children” category?
• Which term is used to describe the process of concluding a patient's hospital stay after evaluation?
• An active duty patient admitted to a local civilian facility is categorized as which admission type?
• What are the two methods by which a patient registration number is assigned?
• Who is the individual approved by the Secretary of Defense for care in the Military Treatment Facility?
• What is the role of the bed management team in admissions and dispositions?
• How is patient education delivered at discharge?
• Which report identifies patients who are of special interest to the MTF commander?
• Which report lists in a roster of patients projected to be disposed by date and MOS?
• For incapacitated patients requiring immediate treatment, who should provide consent when possible?
• NB stands for which patient classification?
• How is case management best described in hospital admissions?
• How do admissions staff address emergency department boarding?
• This report displays current admissions and dispositions by patient category or PATCAT.
• Which action is essential during discharge medication reconciliation?
• Which statement best characterizes case management in hospital admissions?
• Which report lists all inpatient assignments for a specific ward at the time the information is run?
• What is the purpose of privacy notices in the admission process?
• What is the primary purpose of a medical record number?
• A patient is discharged to Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) for medical hold. What is the corresponding disposition?
• Define inpatient vs outpatient admission.
• What is an 'isolation precaution' and when is it used in admissions?
• Which disability list requires reevaluation every 18 months?
• Which document communicates a patient’s wishes regarding life-sustaining treatments and is commonly categorized as a type of advance directive?
• Which report would you use to filter casualty data by ward and clinic service?
• What is the typical purpose of a patient visitation policy during admissions?
• Which item best helps explain why the patient sought care and should appear in the admission history?
• What distinguishes a 'direct admit' from a 'clinic/ED admit'?
• How are discharge medications reconciled at discharge?
• What is a 'bed hold' and when might it be used?
• What is the purpose of a patient disposition flag in the EMR?
• Who is responsible for verifying who is an eligible beneficiary?
• What term describes an individual who is admitted to a bed in a Military Treatment Facility?
• How is consent obtained for incapacitated patients requiring immediate treatment?
• Which is a typical component of a discharge plan of care?
• What are typical privacy breach reporting requirements during admissions?
• Observation status is different from admission: what best describes?
• What are the steps when a patient dies in hospital?
• What term describes the removal of a patient from a hospital after being evaluated and discharged by a physician?
• A live birth occurring in the MTF is classified as which category?
• What is the admission category for a patient admitted directly from any clinic within the hospital excluding the Emergency Room?
• What is discharge planning and why is it essential?
• Which report lists patients admitted on a specific date according to the admission diagnosis code entered at the time of admission?
• Which list is associated with a permanent disability retirement?
• What is the main purpose of coding compliance in hospital admissions?
• The status where a member is retired and is authorized for benefits due to disability is which retirement list?
• Which of the following describes common discharge destinations?
• Form 3696 is used to document which of the following?
• Which term describes the final outcome of a patient encounter, such as discharge or transfer?
• Which items are typically required as patient identification at admission?
• Which statement about discharge destinations is true?
• The report that lists current inpatients alphabetically on the specified run-time date is called what?
• What is the name of the report that lists all current inpatients, in alphabetical order, on the specified run-time date?
• The 'Pre-Admission List' provides information in which order?
• Who is ultimately responsible for completing the DA form 2985?
• Which report provides the roster of projected dispositions by date and MOS?
• Which report shows inpatients assigned to a specific ward at the time the information is run?
• This report lists all pre-admission on file in your hospital by date and name.
• The individual who approves care in the Military Treatment Facility is titled what?
• What is the term for a written document that states a patient's wishes should they become incapable of participating in medical decisions?
• What term describes an individual who receives medical or dental care and does not require admission to the MTF?
• Who is ultimately responsible for completing the DA Form 2985?
• In the daily admission and disposition reports, which category captures newborns?
• Which report lists patients by ward and clinic service who have casualty statuses including VSI and SI?
• What transfer type applies to a patient received by transfer from another MTF?
• A nonmilitary patient transferred to a Military Treatment Facility from a civilian hospital is categorized as which transfer type?
• In HAS 105A, what does a 'direct admit' imply about the origin of admission?
• Which statement about inter-facility transfers is correct?
• Which disposition corresponds to a patient who is medically held?
• Which report lists patients who are of special interest to the MTF commander?
• Which term describes an individual who is examined and treated for an illness or injury, including a physical examination?
• To be official, a verbal order must be:
• In healthcare, de-identified data is used for which purpose?
• Patients being transferred by Aeromedical Evacuation or other means are categorized under which disposition?
• DA Form 4029 is associated with which role?
• What is a verbal order and why must it be authenticated?
• Which of the following is true about patient registration numbers?
• Which legal document communicates a patient’s wishes regarding life-sustaining or life-threatening medical treatments?
• What is the movement of patients from one unit (ward) to another in the same hospital called?
• An active duty patient admitted to a local civilian facility is categorized as which admission type?
• Which document typically authorizes medical treatment and serves as consent at admission?
• Military patients who leaves the Military Treatment Facility (MTF) without proper approval are described as which term?
• What admission category applies to an active duty patient transferred to the MTF from a civilian hospital?
• A physician sees a patient in the outpatient clinic and plans to admit the patient at a later date is described as which process?
• If a patient arrives at the facility deceased, the patient record is classified as which status?
• What is de-identified data in a healthcare setting, and when is it typically used?
• Which term describes the eligibility category for a person who is related to a service member and may receive benefits?
• What is meant by readiness for discharge criteria?
• For Temporary Disability Retired List, what is the maximum duration when the disability date is prior to December 2016?
• What is a disposition note in the electronic medical record?
• Which option best describes the primary purpose of Patient Trust funds?
• Bereavement resources are typically provided as part of which hospital process?
• Who reviews all DA Form 4028 to ensure the patient has cleared all required areas?
• What is the role of PT/OT in discharge planning?
• RON stands for Remain Overnight. Which scenario does this status describe?
• Which report would you use to obtain current admissions and dispositions grouped by patient category?
• Which document authorizes a Secretarial Designee to arrange medical care on behalf of a beneficiary?
• How are patient identifiers verified upon admission?
• What must an MTF keep regardless of whether the MTF utilizes automatic or manual for the patient registration number?
• What is bed occupancy rate and how is it used in admissions management?
• Who is responsible for generating several daily reports from the Electronic Health Record (EHR)?