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Preguntas del test (51)
1When a data submitter sends a data file to Central Registry XX, registry staff review every 5th record in the file and compare coded data items to text on abstract. This is:
- AInter-field edit
- BVisual editing
- CReliability Study
- DRecoding study
2What is used to resolve incorrect coding or incongruity between codes?
- ACasefinding Audit
- BEdit rejection rates
- CReabstracting Study
- DText documentation
3If primary site code entered is C54.9 (corpus uteri) and sex code is 1 (male), what type of edit will be generated?
- ARange and allowable code
- BInter-record or multi-record edit
- CInter-field (item) or multi-field (item) edit
- DInter-database edit
4What type of study evaluates the registry's completeness of case incidence reporting?
- ACasefinding study
- BLag-time study
- CReabstracting study
- DRecoding study
5Mary is the cancer data manager at an integrated network cancer program. She manages 10 abstractors and wants to evaluate the consistency of their abstracting. What type of study should she perform?
- ACasefinding audit
- BReabstracting study
- CRecoding audit
- DReliability study
6Quality control activities in the cancer registry are performed to evaluate:
- ARegistry data quality
- BQuality of registry operations
- CBoth a & b
- DNone of the above
7Central Cancer Registry AA has a tumor record for John Smith with a lung primary. A second tumor record is submitted to Central Cancer Registry AA for John Smith with a colon primary. The records match, but a 1 year difference in date of birth is identified. This was identified by:
- ASingle field edit
- BInter-field edit
- CInter-record edit
- DInter-database edit
8What needs to be provided to data collectors as part of the registry quality control program to ensure that change is affected?
- ACommunication and feedback
- BEdit sets
- CPlanned set of activities
- DUniform standards of quality
9Central Cancer Registry LNMOP annually performs casefinding audits at 20% of the reporting facilities in the state. The audits are performed to evaluate:
- AAdherence to coding guidelines
- BCase incidence completeness
- CData completeness
- DTimeliness
10All case abstractors in facilities that submitted cancer data to the state central registry were required to abstract the same 5 cancer cases as part of a reliability study. This is a way to evaluate what aspect of data quality?
- AAccuracy
- BCompleteness
- CConsistency
- DTimeliness
11A 10 percent sample of abstracts from Hospital A for a specified time period was selected and specified data items were coded by central registry quality control staff using the text provided on the abstract and compared to the codes on the submitted abstract. What type of quality control procedure is this?
- ACasefinding study
- BReabstracting study
- CRecoding audit
- DVisual editing
12The central registry from state DD performed a study in hospital X. A sample of abstracts was selected. Central registry staff abstracted the cases using original source documents from the facility, and the abstracts completed by the central registry were compared to the original abstracts. This type of study is:
- ACasefinding
- BReabstracting
- CRecoding
- DReliability
13What edit component is the set of instructions needed to edit data?
- AData dictionary
- BEdit set
- CIndividual edit
- DMetafile
14What sends notifications of treatment expectations and year-to-date concordance with performance measures to ensure that the program’s cancer patients are receiving evidenced-based cancer care?
- ACancer Program Practice Profile Reports (CP3R)
- BNational Cancer Database (NCDB)
- CNational Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN)
- DRapid Quality Reporting System (RQRS)
15What is quality assurance?
- AMethod to assess survival
- BPlan to evaluate workload
- CMethod to evaluate & assess data
- DPlan to assess personnel
16Which of the following is not part of the quality control plan?
- AReporting on the results
- BReporting on the number of cases diagnosed
- CRecommending corrective action
- DEvaluating registry activity
17Methods of review may include not which of the following?
- AReview abstracts of registrars from another facility
- BRe-abstracting
- CRunning reports looking for inconsistencies
- DReview abstracted data against medical records
18When resolving conflicts in registry data, you should not:
- AGet consultation from experts
- BLook for additional information
- CAsk the physician for more information
- DAssume the reviewer is correct without any documentation
19What are not potential reasons for the data to be coded as unknown?
- AThe information is not available in the medical record
- BThe registrar could not find the information in the medical record
- CThe registrar saw the information but did not understand and code it
- DThe registrar saw the test was not done and coded it as unknown
20The quality control plan activities for evaluation should not include:
- AStaffing numbers
- BCasefinding
- CAbstracting timeliness
- DData submissions to standard-setters
21Criteria for reviews does not include:
- AHigh volume
- BRandom selection
- CHigh risk
- DCommon areas of mistakes
22Some activities for evaluation should include:
- AOnly staging
- BOnly those identified by the state
- CAny abstract data field
- DOnly site and histology
23Minimum quality benchmarks include:
- ANCDB quality criteria in their call for data
- BQuality studies such as CP3R
- CState registry quality criteria
- DAll of the above
24The scope of evaluation should not be based on:
- ASetting a minimum and maximum threshold
- BJust a few cases if a pattern is seen quickly
- CBased on error rates
- DBased on areas of concern
25Inter-record edit checks examine data items within a particular patient's abstract.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
26Death clearance only is an example of:
- AAccuracy
- BData consistency
- CData completeness
- DCase incidence completeness
27An example of acceptance sampling is:
- AReabstracting study
- BComputer edit checks
- CEdit rejection rates
- DLag time reporting
28Timeliness is critical to a registry quality-control process. The method for evaluating timeliness are:
- AVisual review
- BReabstraction study
- CCasefinding audit
- DLag-time report
29 A formal procedure to check data accuracy against source documents is called:
- ARecord linkage
- BProspective study
- CReabstracting study
- DPerformance measurement
30 According to the CoC Standard, the maximum number of cases to be evaluated, annually, are:
- A250
- B400
- C300
- D500
31 Routine and automated edit checks should be applied to ________% of a registry's cases.
- A75
- B95
- C90
- D100
32 The quality control plan does the following:
- ASpecifies the quality control methods, sources, and individuals involved.
- BReviews the diagnosis, treatment, and care of the program’s patients
- CSets annual goals
- DAssess the scope of services offered
33A follow-up rate of ___% is maintained for all eligible analytic cases diagnosed within the last 5 years or from the cancer registry reference date, whichever is shorter.
- A80
- B50
- C90
- D75
34According to the Commission on Cancer the maximum number of cancer registry cases that need to have quality control is:
- A10% of cases, no matter how big the annual analytic caseload.
- B500
- CWhatever the Cancer Committee sets as the standard
- D300
35SEER central registries are required to provide complete counts of new cases for a calendar year within ____months of the end of that calendar year.
- A22
- B18
- C24
- D12
36For all eligible analytic cases, a follow-up rate of ________% is maintained from the cancer registry reference date.
- A90
- B80
- C70
- D50
37 The CoC requires that 90% of cases be abstracted within _____ months of the first date of contact.
- A12
- B24
- CThe CoC does not have a required time frame for the completion of an abstract.
- D9
38The NAACCR standard states that the central cancer registry should contain at least 95% of the expected cases of reportable cancer occurring in residents within _________________ months of the close of the diagnosis year.
- A23
- B12
- C24
- D18
39 A major activity of NAACCR is:
- AProvide standards for coding and editing
- BCertify registries that meet national data quality standards
- CTrain and educate registry staff
- DAll of the above
40The establishment and implementation of a plan to annually evaluate the quality of the cancer registry data and activity is the responsibility of the:
- AHospital Human Resources
- BCancer committee
- CCTR manager of the registry
- DDepartment of oncology
41 The system to ensure accurate data collection in the cancer registry is known as:
- APatient care evaluation
- BCancer conferences
- CQuality control
- DAbstracting of cases
42 A computer data edit:
- AIs only used by central cancer registries
- BIs a way to check how many cases each abstractor has produced
- CVerifies data accuracy
- DIs used to check the amount of storage left in the computer
43 Central registry monitoring of facility case completeness should be performed:
- AEvery three months
- BBi-annually
- COn an ongoing basis
- DQuarterly
44 Which of the following is responsible for establishing the quality improvement priorities of the cancer program and for monitoring the effectiveness of quality improvement activities?
- ACommission on Cancer
- BTumor Board
- CCancer Committee
- DCancer Registry
45 An important element of a quality control program is:
- AEstablishing a variety of standards applicable to specific issues
- BThe collection and maintenance of data on data quality.
- CData items with vague definitions
- DMonitoring activities should focus on data, only
46 A characteristic of data quality is:
- AProcess control
- BAdhering to designed studies
- CAcceptance sampling
- DAccuracy
47 The quality control plan does the following:
- ASpecifies the quality control methods, sources, and individuals involved.
- BReviews the diagnosis, treatment, and care of the program’s patients
- CSets annual goals
- DAssess the scope of services offered
48 Methods to obtain follow-up information include, but are not limited to:
- ACommunication with other facilities
- BPatient
- CDeath certificates
- DAll of the above
49Each year CoC accredited cancer programs must submit complete data for all requested analytic cases to the:
- ANCDB
- BNAACCR
- CState central registry
- DHeme DB
50 Every year the cancer committee establishes
- AOne clinical goal for the endeavors related to cancer care.
- BOne programmatic goal for the endeavors related to cancer care.
- COne clinical and one programmatic goal for the endeavors related to cancer care.
- DTwo clinical goals and one programmatic goal for the endeavors related to cancer care.
51A follow-up rate of ___% is maintained for all eligible analytic cases diagnosed within the last 5 years or from the cancer registry reference date, whichever is shorter.
- A80
- B50
- C90
- D75
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- CTR Quality Assurance Test sobre Data Quality Assurance, creado por Valeria Cel el 17/10/2016.
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- Valeria Cel
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