Hospital Administration Exam 3 Practice

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• What is the Fifth P in marketing?
• What is the purpose of space demand forecasts?
• What is the purpose of public reporting in hospital quality management?
• Which term describes beds that exist physically but currently lack staff to provide care?
• What is the significance of red outlets in a hospital?
• What does the acronym CMS stand for in the context of healthcare programs?
• A fee schedule is used for what purpose in healthcare billing?
• How many hours does one FTE work per year?
• Accounts Receivable represents what?
• What is the Life Safety discipline in EOC focused on?
• What is the role of the Environmental Services Department in a hospital?
• Which entity is known for developing hospital terminology related to Environment of Care?
• A capital budget is used to outline planned expenditures for what type of investments?
• What is a 'hostile work environment'?
• Under the Americans With Disabilities Act, which group is protected from discrimination?
• What does benchmarking the number of employees in HR involve?
• What is the historic budgeting method for staffing in hospitals?
• Which statement describes accreditation's role in healthcare?
• What is the 'just-in-time' delivery system in materials management?
• What do job descriptions primarily outline?
• What does the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allow employees to do?
• Why is effective hospital marketing important?
• Which statement best describes labor productivity in a hospital context?
• How often is the Facility Master Plan revised?
• What does maintenance in a hospital refer to?
• What is the primary role of environmental services in a hospital?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical responsibility of the Environmental Services Department in a hospital?
• Which expression represents the accounting equation?
• ICD10 codes are used for which purpose?
• What is the benchmark for the number of HR employees per 100 total hospital employees?
• What does Plan of Care refer to?
• Where are hospital unions most likely to be found?
• If AOB is 150 and the target FTE per AOB is 4.0, how many FTEs are needed?
• Which financial statement provides information about cash inflows and outflows over a specific period?
• What are employers required to provide under the ADA?
• Which describes retirement plans commonly offered by not-for-profit hospitals?
• What is the Fifth P in marketing?
• Which statement about Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs) is true?
• In retirement plans, which statement best describes a defined benefit plan?
• What is the primary purpose of the Environment of Care framework?
• Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs) and Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APCs) are used for which purposes?
• Which term describes beds that are currently in use by patients?
• Which act governs minimum wage, overtime pay, and youth employment standards?
• What is SWOT in strategic planning?
• How is overtime defined in a hospital context?
• What are the Four P's of Marketing?
• Which statement defines strategic planning in healthcare?
• Which of the following is not part of the Four P's of Marketing?
• What are GAAP Principles?
• Which activity reflects the role of measuring the effectiveness of supplies?
• The operating budget serves which purpose?
• What is external benchmarking, and what data sources does it use?
• Which term describes a forward-looking statement of future aspirations?
• What is the role of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)?
• What does labor productivity measure in a hospital?
• Relative turnover rates help management understand differences in turnover between which groups?
• What is the purpose of an Emergency Preparedness Plan?
• Which statement describes the primary functions of the human resources department?
• Negative pressure rooms are used for which purpose in hospital isolation protocols?
• Which of the following is not a typical focus of a hospital safety program?
• What is considered a reasonable accommodation?
• What describes the labor productivity indicator in a hospital?
• What are the main tenets of Incident Command?
• Remittance Advice is?
• What is brand equity?
• What are the Five Medication Rights?
• Which metric would be most appropriate to assess efficiency of supply management?
• Which federal agency oversees Medicare and Medicaid programs in the United States?
• What does OSHA stand for?
• Contaminated vs. clean vs. disinfected vs. sterile?
• What is the primary objective of a hospital compliance program?
• DRG is used for hospital reimbursement by categorizing diagnoses and procedures. Which option corresponds to this term?
• Which statement about defined contribution plans is correct?
• Which beds are involved with the state?
• Incident command in healthcare refers to:
• Environmental services maintain cleanliness in which areas?
• Which statement best captures the relationship between floor care and facility image?
• In hospital capacity terms, which term refers to beds that are empty and lack staff to provide care?
• Outsourcing food service in hospitals is common because outsourced providers can purchase food at a discount and meet diverse dietary needs.
• What defines 'exempt' employees under FLSA?
• Which parties are involved in ensuring accurate diagnosis in hospital practice?
• According to Donabedian, what are the three types of performance measures?
• Which statement lists the components of the clinical care considered excellent?
• Which statement describes the Biomedical engineering function?
• In hospital terminology, what are the beds that are currently staffed and available to admit patients called?
• Which of the following best describes beds that are physically present but not available for admission due to staffing constraints?
• What is the purpose of the prospective payment system (IPPS)?
• For a hospital with 3,000 total employees, approximately how many HR employees are expected based on the benchmark?
• Which statement best describes a key element in managing workforce reductions effectively?
• Which term describes a safety culture that encourages reporting and learning from errors without blaming individuals?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the seven EOC disciplines?
• What is the significance of the 'Just Culture' in healthcare?
• What function does a Position Control System serve in HR management?
• What are the two types of disasters mentioned?
• What is meant by a culture where everyone feels safe to report errors?
• What is the function of the Director of Materials Management?
• Certificate of Need stands for what?
• What is the typical hierarchy of human resources in a healthcare organization?
• What does the term Environment of Care describe in a hospital setting?
• Which term is NOT part of the Four P's of Marketing?
• What must employers do while an employee is on FMLA leave?
• What is required for accreditation regarding EOC disciplines?
• Which description regarding National Patient Safety Goals helps guide hospitals in patient safety planning?
• NPV stands for which?
• What is the zero-based budgeting method for staffing?
• Which statement differentiates medical waste from non-medical waste in disposal requirements?
• Which budget type is primarily used to plan investments that extend beyond one year?
• Life safety measures are intended to protect individuals from which hazards?
• What is the role of the Materials Manager in a healthcare organization?
• Which type of wage adjustment aligns pay with industry standards?
• Preventive maintenance vs. work orders?
• Which statement best defines labor expense in a hospital setting?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Medication Rights?
• What is a common challenge in maintaining medical equipment?
• Which describes technical billing and reimbursement?
• Which financial statement presents a company's financial position, including assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time?
• Which item is an example of a physician preference item (PPI)?
• Which statement best defines medical waste?
• What is the primary objective of just-in-time delivery in materials management?
• What is a Facility Master Plan?
• Which task is NOT part of the Materials Manager's responsibilities?
• The backup utilities plan requires enough supplies to operate for how long?
• What is the role of digital video cameras in hospital security?
• What is the purpose of FMLA's 12-week leave?
• Which regulation is commonly associated with mandating healthcare compliance programs addressing fraud and abuse?
• Which items are commonly managed in materials management as medical supplies?
• What is an Explanation of Benefits?
• How do you calculate FTE for Eric Roberts, who worked 2,600 hours last year?
• Which of the following is a category of medical supplies typically managed by materials management?
• Which term denotes the number of beds a hospital can operate under its license, regardless of the current staffing or occupancy?
• Merit increases reward which aspect of performance?
• What are Conditions of Participation (COPs)?
• Which statement defines an organization's purpose and primary objectives?
• Which organization developed the terminology for Environment of Care?
• Safety Committee composition typically includes:
• HCAHPS stands for?
• The Americans With Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and mandates what in the workplace?
• Which statement describes the Construction and renovation process?
• What is the 'replacement factor' in hospital staffing?
• Which group is responsible for safety policies and practices within a hospital?
• What is the difference between supplies expense and capital expense items?
• Why is food service frequently outsourced in hospitals?
• Who typically writes job descriptions in a hospital setting, and what are they used for?
• What are the types of raises based on performance evaluations?
• A hospital emergency preparedness plan is best described as:
• Physician preference items are best described as:
• What is an Interdisciplinary Plan of Care (IPOC)?
• What is the role of the Joint Commission?
• A Facility Master Plan covers current and planned physical facilities over what horizon?
• Which term describes a statement that defines an organization's purpose and primary objectives?
• What is the Fifth P in marketing?
• Which activities are reported in the Statement of Cash Flows?
• What cleaning frequency is recommended for inpatient rooms?
• Which leave type is described as unpaid and job-protected under a federal family leave law?
• Which statement correctly contrasts DRGs and APCs?
• In hospital operations, which statement best describes maintenance versus engineering?
• Terms and conditions define the rules and guidelines governing the use of a service or product outlining responsibilities of both parties.
• Which budget type focuses on day-to-day operations?
• Relative turnover rates for hospital staff types measure what?
• In hospital quality management, which option best describes the role of state licensing agencies?
• Positive pressure rooms are used for which purpose in hospital infection control?
• What is Certificate of Need (CON)?
• What does FTE stand for in staffing calculations?
• Which of the following is typically included as elements of a hospital compliance program?
• What is a Patient Management Protocol?
• What is the difference between cash and accrual accounting?
• CPT codes are used for what?
• Which statement best describes the concept of Net Present Value (NPV)?
• Which EOC discipline is concerned with the safe disposal of waste?
• Which document explains payment details to a provider after claims are processed?
• What is the primary purpose of offering early retirement options during reductions?
• Which term denotes the bed count a hospital is legally allowed to operate, regardless of current staffing levels?
• Which organization is primarily responsible for leading improvement of health care worldwide through evidence-based practices?
• Which organization is responsible for providing evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for healthcare providers?
• Evaluation and management (E&M) codes are used to bill for what?
• What is position control in a hospital setting?
• In hospital food service, which professional is responsible for reviewing physician diet orders and preparing menus?
• Which of the following describes physician preference items?
• What is Revenue Cycle Management?
• CMS 1500 claim form is used for?
• What does CPOE stand for?
• Which statement best describes the Four P's of marketing?
• IRR represents Internal Rate of Return.
• Which turnover rate is typical for service positions in healthcare?
• The balance sheet presents a company's financial position at what point in time?
• Which of the following is NOT typically included among main support service departments?
• What is Environment of Care?
• What are the seven environments of care (EOC)?
• What is the turnover rate for the healthcare workforce, and how does it vary by role?
• Which term describes a management framework that links performance metrics to strategy?
• What is required for Utilities Management in EOC?
• In hospital electrical design, red outlets are typically designated for?
• What is the general rule for space allocation in hospitals?
• Why is laundry frequently outsourced in hospitals?
• What is the significance of space in hospital administration?
• In healthcare finance, what does AP stand for?
• Which option lists the concept that governs when expenses are recognized relative to revenues?
• Which term best describes the document that outlines an organization's long-term goals and the actions needed to achieve them?
• What are the major components of a hospital's strategic plan?
• The Life Safety discipline in emergency operations centers primarily focuses on which hazard?
• GAAP stands for what?
• What is a major infection risk associated with carpets in hospitals?
• Which EOC discipline would oversee power, water, and facility infrastructure?
• What is a Quality Improvement Organization (QIO)?
• What best describes a Defined Contribution Plan?
• What is the purpose of tracking preventive maintenance tasks in a hospital?
• Which organization develops the Life Safety Code?
• Which describes professional billing and reimbursement?
• What percentage of salary costs do benefits typically represent?
• Labor replacement factor when budgeting is used to estimate what?
• Which option is NOT a responsibility of Security Management in a hospital EOC?
• In the context of Environment of Care, which department is typically involved in risk management and quality oversight?
• Which statement describes a Quality Improvement Organization (QIO)?
• In healthcare finance, what does AR stand for?
• Which term describes beds that can be filled and are ready for new patients but are not yet assigned to any patient?
• What is the accepted benchmark for FTEs per AOB?
• Which aspect does the Incident Command system emphasize?
• What type of leave does the Family and Medical Leave Act provide?
• What does EOB stand for?
• Which term describes beds that are currently occupied by patients?
• What does the False Claims Act do?
• Which statement best describes the safety measures in a hospital?
• What is the recommended practice for workforce reductions?
• What role does the Clinical Dietician play in food service?
• Which statement identifies architectural phase components?
• Cost of living adjustments are designed to account for which economic factor?
• Service Line and Certification marketing focuses on which of the following?
• Which statement best describes an interdisciplinary plan of care (IPOC)?
• What is the role of Revenue Cycle Management in hospitals?
• ICD (International Classification of Diseases) and CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) are coding systems used for what purpose?
• What does FTE stand for in the context of hospital staffing?
• In hospital quality management, which function is performed by state licensing agencies?
• What is the primary objective of environmental cleaning checklists?
• Which departments play key roles in the Environment of Care?
• A hostile work environment is defined as what?
• What percentage of hospital employees are unionized?
• If FTEs equal 180 and Adjusted Occupied Beds equal 40, what is labor productivity?
• What is a common practice for security management in hospitals?
• Which of the following is a common voluntary benefit provided by hospitals?
• What is the purpose of a board annual retreat?
• What is the significance of ICD-10-CM?
• Which statement about PSOs best describes their function?
• How often should administrative areas be cleaned in a hospital?
• UB04 claim form is used for?
• What is the purpose of OSHA?
• Which term describes beds that exist physically but do not have staff assigned to provide care?
• Which organization establishes the Life Safety Code?
• Which of the following is a traditional function of Human Resources Management in healthcare?
• Which practice helps hospital security teams become familiar with staff?
• Which of the following numbers represents the total environments of care in hospital operations?
• What is the 'Nurse Server' concept in supply distribution?
• Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the replacement factor?
• Which statement best describes who establishes the Life Safety Code?
• What is the importance of preventive maintenance in biomedical engineering?
• Which roles report directly to the Vice President of Human Resources?
• What is the minimum capability required for backup utilities?
• Which statement describes a fee schedule?
• How is a disability determined under the ADA?
• What are the key workforce issues in hospital administration?
• Which term describes a forward-looking statement about what an organization hopes to achieve?
• Which statement best describes the role of a clinical dietitian?
• Who is primarily responsible for procurement and distribution of supplies in a hospital?
• Performance evaluations should be based on which element?
• How many hours does 3.0 FTE represent annually?
• What is the purpose of a Performance Improvement Program (PI)?
• Which option best describes the Positions reporting to Vice President of Support Services?
• What is the purpose of benchmarking in clinical performance?
• Which financial statement summarizes revenues, expenses, and profits or losses over a specific period?
• What percent of your workforce will turn over?
• What does IPOC stand for?
• What is the fundamental accounting equation?
• Which department is commonly responsible for environmental cleanliness in a hospital?
• Which statement best describes non-exempt status under FLSA?
• In hospital administration, space is valuable and can confer prestige; what is a common consequence of this?
• What is the role of the Safety Committee in EOC?
• What is the significance of floor care in a healthcare facility?
• HCAHPS stands for which of the following?
• Which is an example of a vendor for medical waste management?
• What are 'Never Events' in hospital care?
• National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) are established to
• Which term refers to the total number of beds a hospital is legally allowed to operate, based on licensing rather than current staffing or occupancy?
• A capital budget is typically used for which type of expenditures?
• Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APCs) are used for which type of hospital services?
• In contemporary healthcare organizations, which HR function is more emphasized?
• What is included in hospital laundry services?
• What is the purpose of Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs)?
• What is the standard for armed security guards in hospitals?
• What does the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibit?
• Which of the following is NOT a budgeting method mentioned?
• Which term is used for beds that are currently in use and thus not available for new admissions?
• Which term best defines the integral concept that the rules and guidelines governing the use of a service articulate responsibilities of both parties?
• Which provisions does the Fair Labor Standards Act cover?
• Which isolation approach uses higher air pressure to keep contaminants from entering the room?
• Who is legally responsible for ensuring accurate diagnosis in a hospital?
• Which term refers to the total number of beds a hospital is legally permitted to operate, irrespective of staffing or occupancy?
• What is a Position Control System in human resources?
• What is the primary purpose of corporate compliance programs in healthcare?
• Incinerators for processing medical waste are what?
• Which agency is responsible for ensuring safe and healthful working conditions in hospitals by enforcing standards and providing training?
• What are annual hours used to represent one full-time equivalent (FTE) for budgeting?
• What does 'culture of safety' refer to?
• Which concept requires expenses to be matched with revenues in the period they are incurred?
• CMS 1500 is what?
• What is the purpose of checklists in environmental services?
• What types of mandatory insurance must employers pay?
• Which EOC discipline would address maintaining equipment readiness?
• What are Physical Facilities and Environmental Support Services?
• Security camera usage and practices govern which aspect in a healthcare facility?
• Physician office services refer to healthcare services provided in which setting?
• Which option best describes GAAP Principles?
• Which concept is emphasized in modern human resources management in healthcare?
• Which EOC discipline focuses on hazardous substances?
• Which is a key component of an Emergency Preparedness Plan?
• What is the purpose of hospital FTE calculations?
• What is the purpose of a job description in HR?
• Which of the following is included in a job description?
• Which calculation correctly expresses FTE for an employee who worked 1,040 hours in a year?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical type of pay increase?
• Which sequence correctly describes the phases traditionally included in hospital renovation and construction?
• How do you calculate FTE for an employee who worked 520 hours last year?
• In hospital bed inventories, which category refers to beds that are physically present and ready to admit patients?
• What are the responsibilities of Security Management in EOC?
• The purpose of a hospital emergency preparedness plan is to:
• What is the scope of the Director of Environmental Services?
• What percentage of a healthcare organization's budget is typically spent on supplies?
• Which term refers to being free of all microorganisms?
• What best describes a Defined Benefit Plan?
• The capital budget is used for long-term investments.
• Which marketing element focuses on managing the public image and communications of an organization?
• Benefits as a percentage of hospital salary costs describe which concept?
• Which form is used by hospitals to bill for inpatient and outpatient services?
• What is a Balanced Scorecard in hospital administration?
• Which statement describes a document detailing the insurer's payments and patient responsibility?
• What is the role of a work order system in hospital maintenance?
• Which statement best describes best practices for reductions in force in healthcare?
• Approximately how many HR employees does an average hospital with 1,500 employees have?
• DRG stands for?
• Discounts are reductions in the price of goods or services, often used as incentives for early payment or bulk purchases.
• How many EOC disciplines does the Joint Commission categorize?
• What defines a disaster in the context of Emergency Preparedness?
• What defines the Biomedical engineering function?
• What does the basis for inpatient and outpatient reimbursement refer to?
• How is Adjusted Occupied Bed (AOB) calculated?
• If benefits cost approximately 30% of payroll, what is the approximate benefit amount for a $80,000 annual salary employee?
• What is the purpose of the Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting System?
• Which is NOT typically considered an environment of care (EOC)?
• What does HVAC stand for?
• Which term describes supplies where physicians can choose from multiple brands or implant options?
• What constitutes medical waste?
• Which statement best captures evidence-based medicine?
• What is the purpose of credentialing during a disaster?
• Which sequence correctly describes the phases included in the traditional renovation process for hospitals?
• What is a 'Reduction in Force' (RIF)?
• Which department developed the Incident Command system?
• How is employee compensation established in healthcare organizations?
• Which metric is commonly used to determine staffing levels in a hospital?
• Biomedical Engineering is also known as?
• What measure is used to evaluate materials management effectiveness?
• What is the required procedure for cleaning and sterilizing IV pumps between patients?
• What is a PM system in hospital maintenance?
• What is the purpose of a chain of custody in waste management?
• Recruitment function - which functions does HR recruit?
• What is Incident Command?
• Which statement best characterizes a Defined Benefit Plan?
• Outsourcing in hospital administration typically includes which services?
• What describes medical vs non-medical waste handling?
• What functions are commonly outsourced in hospital administration?
• What is the purpose of annual performance evaluations?
• Which term describes the construction and renovation process?
• Which activities are typically included in physician office services?
• What does evidence-based medicine mean?
• Which term best describes beds that are empty and lack staff to provide care?
• Which of the following best describes a group purchasing organization (GPO)?
• Which program provides financial compensation and medical benefits to employees injured in the course of employment?
• How many environments of care are defined in hospital planning?
• What is the effectiveness measure for PMs in hospitals?
• External benchmarking sources are used to compare performance against what?
• What factor makes space allocation decisions in hospitals often contested?
• Which option best represents the objective of a board annual retreat?
• How long must a hospital run under an emergency situation?
• What does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) regulate?
• Who is typically at the top of the hierarchy in hospital administration?
• Which outcome is not explicitly described as a purpose of annual performance evaluations in the material?
• What is the role of the Director of Environmental Services?
• What are target markets?
• UB-04 is what?
• Which organization is dedicated to improving health care worldwide through evidence-based practices?
• Which statement describes Architectural phase components?
• The False Claims Act is a federal law that imposes liability on individuals and companies who defraud governmental programs.