HAAD RHIA Exam Questions
Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) (Page 16 )

Updated On: 21-Feb-2026

An important element of data quality is security in preventing unauthorized access, corruption, misuse, and loss of data. Both technical and procedural methods will bed used with the CPR to control and manage confidential information. An example of a procedural method for protecting data is

  1. confidentiality statements signed by all staff.
  2. limiting access of certain screens based on the staff's need to know.
  3. auditing capability of system to track data access.
  4. computer backup systems

Answer(s): A



Select the appropriate situation for which a final progress note may legitimately be substituted for a discharge summary in an inpatient medical record.

  1. patient admitted with COPD 1/4/2008 and discharged 1/7/2008
  2. Baby Boy Hiltz's born 1/5/2008, maintained normal status, discharged 1/7/2008
  3. Baby Boy Hiltz's mother admitted 1/5/2008, C-section delivery, discharged 1/7/2008
  4. Baby Boy Doe admitted 1/3/2008, died 1/4/2008

Answer(s): B



Which of the following is a type of laser technology that is ideal for health records because it stores data in a permanent capacity, prohibiting users from altering, misfiling, or erasing data?

  1. EDI.
  2. OCR.
  3. WORM.
  4. COM.

Answer(s): C



As information security officer, you are revising the policies at your rehabilitation facility for handling all patient clinical information. Your best resource for checking out specific accreditation standards and guidelines is the

  1. Conditions of Participation for Rehabilitation Facilities
  2. Medical Staff Bylaws, Rules, and Regulations
  3. Joint Commission manual
  4. CARF manual

Answer(s): D



Which of the four distinct components of the problem-oriented record contains the medical and social history of the patient?

  1. database.
  2. problem list.
  3. initial plan.
  4. progress notes.

Answer(s): A






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