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HAAD RHIA Exam Questions
Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) (Page 42 )

Updated On: 19-Feb-2026
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A patient who is taking the drug Antivert may have a diagnosis of

  1. dizziness.
  2. urinary tract infection.
  3. arthritis.
  4. congestive heart failure.

Answer(s): A



Which of the following is NOT included as a part of the minimum data maintained in the MPI?

  1. principal diagnosis.
  2. patient medical record number.
  3. full name (last, first, and middle).
  4. date of birth.

Answer(s): A



The Health Information Department receives research requests from various committees in the hospital. The Medicine Committee wishes to review all patients having a diagnosis of anterolateral myocardial infarction within the past 6 months. Which of the following would be the best source to identify the necessary charts?

  1. operation index.
  2. consultation index.
  3. disease index.
  4. physician's index.

Answer(s): C



One of the major functions of the cancer registry is to ensure that patients receive regular and continued observation and management. How long should patient follow- up be continued?

  1. until remission occurs.
  2. 10 years.
  3. for the life of the patient.
  4. 1 year.

Answer(s): C



In reviewing the medical record of a patient admitted for a left herniorrhaphy, the coder discovers an extremely low potassium level on the laboratory report. In examining the physician's orders, the coder notices that intravenous potassium was ordered. The physician has not listed any indication of an abnormal potassium level or any related condition on the discharge summary. The best course of action for the coder to take is to.

  1. confer with the physician and ask him or her to list the condition as a final diagnosis if he or she considers the abnormal potassium level to be clinically significant.
  2. code the record as is.
  3. code the condition as an abnormal blood chemistry.
  4. code the abnormal potassium level as a complication following surgery.

Answer(s): A






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