Questions 1-6. 1. Describe common documents found in an acute care setting. 2. Describe the role and responsibility of the doctor, nurse, and HIM professional that support documentation requirements. 3. Describe elements that should be consider by the hospital and HIM department when creating policies and procedures to ensure the accuracy and integrity of health data. 4. Explain how secondary data sources can be impacted when health record documentation is not reliable or accurate. 5. Define physician query and identify the different types of queries used by CDI specialists and HIM professionals. 6. Read the following statements and identify if the statement pertains to a retention policy or a destruction policy. - Records older than five years will be stored at an off-site facility. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - Records were scanned into a microfiche. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - Records will be pulverized after 10 years. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - Certification of records pulverized. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - MPI kept permanently. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - List of health records demagnetized. (Retention or Destruction policy?) - Health record under investigation cannot be pulverized. (Retention or Destruction policy?) Please provide citations as well. Thank you :).

1. Questions 1-6.
1. Describe common documents found in an acute care setting.
2. Describe the role and responsibility of the doctor, nurse, and HIM professional that support
documentation requirements.
3. Describe elements that should be consider by the hospital and HIM department when creating
policies and procedures to ensure the accuracy and integrity of health data.
4. Explain how secondary data sources can be impacted when health record documentation is not
reliable or accurate.
5. Define physician query and identify the different types of queries used by CDI specialists and
HIM professionals.
6. Read the following statements and identify if the statement pertains to a retention policy or a
destruction policy.
- Records older than five years will be stored at an off-site facility. (Retention or Destruction
policy?)
- Records were scanned into a microfiche. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
- Records will be pulverized after 10 years. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
- Certification of records pulverized. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
- MPI kept permanently. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
- List of health records demagnetized. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
- Health record under investigation cannot be pulverized. (Retention or Destruction policy?)
Please provide citations as well.
Thank you :)