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Medical Records Management (IMS NABH) Level 2 – Game of Numbers

IIHCP — Mon, 19 Sep 2022 17:16:54 +0000

Welcome to Medical Records Management (IMS NABH) Level 2 - Game of Numbers

Medical Records Should be Stored for 03 Years, which law/regulation states this?

The Clinical Establishment Act 2010

Code of Ethics regulations 2002

Medical Council of India Act 1956

Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1945

None

If you are a hospital, then for how long you need to store books of accounts?

04 Years

06 Years

08 Years

10 Years

None

If you are a hospital, which is registered under Goods and Service Taxes Act 2017 (GST), then for how long GST related documents should be stored?

03 Years (36 Months)

06 Years (72 Months)

09 Years (108 Months)

12 Years (120 Months)

None

For how long a clinical establishment should keep records related to Bio Medical Waste Management?

03 Years

04 Years

05 Years

06 Years

None

For how long records related to sale, purchase and storage of drugs (Medication)

02 Years

03 Years

04 Years

05 Years

None

Histopathology Reports, Block & Slides should be kept for?

01 Year

05 Years

10 Years

15 Years

None

Cytopathology Reports, Blocks & Slides should be kept for?

01 Year

05 Years

10 Years

15 Years

None

An academic institute/ HCO should keep alumni data for?

05 Years

10 Years

20 Years

For Life Time

None

Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances sale, purchase usage, administration, destruction records should be retained for

01 Year from the date of specific entry

02 Years from the date of specific entry

03 Years from the date of specific entry

04 Years from the date of specific entry

None

10.

For how long OPD and Emergency department related records should be stored?

02 Years

03 Years

04 Years

05 Years

None

Name

Date of Birth

Neonatal Resuscitation

IIHCP — Wed, 31 Aug 2022 17:06:00 +0000

Welcome to your Neonatal Resuscitation

Name

If a baby does not begin breathing in response to stimulation you should assume they are in _______ apnea

Primary

Secondary

Terminal

None of above

None

Which device should be readily available as a backup wherever resuscitation maybe needed in case a compressed gas source fails?

Self-inflating bag

Flow-inflating bag

T piece resuscitator

All of above

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Where should pressure be applied when performing compression on the new born?

Over the Xiphoid process

Upper third of the sternum

Lower third of the sternum

Any of the above sites are acceptable

None

During resuscitation of a newborn you have establish adequate ventilation with an endotracheal tube and your colleague has begun chest compressions for a heart rate under 60 bpm, nevertheless after 60 seconds the heart rate has not increased, what is the most appropriate next step in management?

Start dopamine infusion

Administer epinephrine

Discontinue just compressions

Stimulate the newborn

None

Air that leaks from inside the lung and collects in the plural space is called a________?

Pericardial Effusion

Difragmatic Hernia

Pulmonary Edema

Pneumothorax

None

If a pneumothorax causes significant respiratory distress, it should be relieved by placing a percutaneous catheter or needle into the pleural space and evacuating the air.

True

Flase

None

If you place the endotracheal tube in too far, where is it most likely to end up?

Right mainstem bronchus

Left mainstem bronchus

Left upper lobe

Right upper lobe

None

Pulmonary hypoplasia is most commonly caused by which of the following conditions?

Congenital pneumonia

Maternal narcotics use

Cystic hygroma

Severe oligohydramnios

None

What is the targeted pre-ductal SPO2 level 5 minutes after birth?

60% to 65%

70% to 75%

80% to 85%

90% to 95%

None

The pulmonary blood vessels in babies who were hypoxemic and/or academic around the time of birth may remain constricted. What is this condition called?

Pulmonary hypoplasia

Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia

Pulmonary fibrosis

None

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Medical Records Management (IMS NABH) Level 1

IIHCP — Sat, 27 Aug 2022 09:31:03 +0000

Wlcome to Medical Records Management (IMS NABH) Level 1 Quiz, lets see how much do you know about Medical Records Management

For How Long Non MLC Patient Medical Record Should be Stored? (नॉन एम् एल सी मेडिकल रिकार्ड को कितने समय के लिए सुरक्षित रखा जाना चाहिए ?)

05 Years/वर्ष

03 Years/वर्ष

10 Years/वर्ष

For Life Time/हमेशा के लिए

None

For How Long MLC Patient Medical Record Should be Stored? (एम् एल सी मेडिकल रिकार्ड को कितने समय के लिए सुरक्षित रखा जाना चाहिए ?)

05 Years/वर्ष

03 Years/वर्ष

10 Years/वर्ष

For Life Time/हमेशा के लिए

None

Who Can Access Medical Record? (मेडिकल रिकार्ड कौन कौन देख सकता है?)

Patient, Next to Kin, Those who are directly involved in clinical care of patient, Administrative staff (मरीज, मरीज के मुख्य रिश्तेदार, वो जो मरीज का इलाज करने के लिए जिम्मेदार हैं,अस्पताल का प्रशासनिक कर्मचारी जिन्हें आवश्यकता है)

Those who are directly involved in clinical care of patient, Administrative staff (जो मरीज का इलाज करने के लिए जिम्मेदार हैं एवं अस्पताल का प्रशासनिक कर्मचारी जिन्हें आवश्यकता है

Nurse, Doctor, Patient, Next to kin (मरीज, मरीज के मुख्य रिश्तेदार, डाक्टर एवं नर्स

Any Body (कोई भी)

None

What is Notifiable Disease (नोटिफिएबल डिसीज़ किसे कहते हैं)?

It can be told to patient but not patient relative (वह बीमारी जिसके बारे में मरीज़ को बता सकते हैं लेकिन किसी रिश्तेदार को नहीं)

It can be only told to Doctors, Nurses and Patient's Next to Kin (वह बीमारी जिसके बारे में मरीज़ को नहीं बताया जाता लेकिन डाक्टर, नर्स और मरीज़ के रिश्तेदार जानते हैं)

A list of disease for which District Administration asks for information regularly (वह बीमारी जिसके बारे में जिला प्रशासन/ सी एम् ओ कार्यालय प्रत्येक माह सूचना मांगता है)

A list of disease which shows symptoms (वो बीमारी जिसके लक्षण दिखाई दें)

None

Who can make entry in Medical Record?

Only those who are authorised and involved in direct care of that specific patient (वे सभी जिन्हे अस्पताल प्रशासन ने ये अधिकार दिया है और वो उसी मरीज विशेष के उपचार से सम्बन्ध रखते हैं)

All those who are authorised to make entry in Medical record (वे सभी जिन्हे अस्पताल प्रशासन ने ये अधिकार दिया है)

Any one, who needs to write (कोई भी जो लिखना चाहे)

All of the above

None

What Parameters should be kept in mind while making entry in Medical Records? (मेडिकल रिकार्ड में लिखने के लिए किन मापदंडों का ख़याल रखना चाहिए)?

Legibility (साफ़ लिखावट)

Entry in Capital Letters (कैपिटल लेटर में लिखना)

Date, Time, Name and Signature (दिनांक, समय, नाम व् हस्ताक्षर लिखना/ करना)

All of the above (ऊपर लिखे सभी विकल्पों/ मापदंडों का ख़याल रखना)

None

What is full form of ICD?

Indian Charter of Diseases

Indian Chapter of Drug List

International Classification of Diseases

None

Who can request access to Medical Record? कौन मेडिकल रिकार्ड/ मरीज की फ़ाइल देख सकता है?

Patient/Patient's Next to Kin मरीज और मरीज के नज़दीकी रिश्तेदार

Patient/Patient's Next to Kin, Admitting Physician, Statutory Bodies मरीज और मरीज के नज़दीकी रिश्तेदार, हॉस्पिटल का स्टाफ, सरकारी संस्था और न्यायालय

Patient/Patient's Next to Kin, Admitting Physician मरीज और मरीज के नज़दीकी रिश्तेदार, हॉस्पिटल का स्टाफ

Any one कोई भी

None

Once Medical Record Section receives a legitimate request for issuing a copy of medical record, it should issue Medical record in How much time? मेडिकल रिकॉर्ड की कॉपी मांगे जाने के कितने समय में दे दिया जाना चाहिए?

24 Hours

48 Hours

72 Hours

96 Hours

None

Who should give consent for patient ? सहमति पत्र / कंसेंट पर कौन हस्ताक्षर कर सकता है?

Patient (मरीज)

Next to kin (Son, Daughter, Wife) मरीज के रिश्तेदार (पति/ पत्नी/ पुत्र/ पुत्री)

Patient but if he/she can not give then Next to kin (Son, Daughter, Wife) मरीज और अगर मरीज न दे पाए तो पति/ पत्नी/ पुत्र/ पुत्री

Any one कोई भी

None

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