HAS 105F Air Force Admissions and Dispositions Practice Exam

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• Which code is used for a patient admitted directly from the ER?
• Direct Admission refers to patient admitted from which source?
• Medical necessity criteria for discharge ensures what?
• What responsibilities do supervisors have during the admissions and dispositions process?
• What is the difference between a "do not resuscitate" order and standard resuscitation guidelines in admissions?
• Moving a patient from one service to another within the same ward is called what?
• What is a common risk associated with mismanaged admissions?
• How should you handle a patient who lacks decision-making capacity during admission?
• Which determination indicates willful negligence?
• Which training topics are essential for staff involved in admissions and dispositions?
• Why is medication reconciliation important during the admission process?
• Which of the following is not a listed change of status?
• During notification, who is responsible when NOK is present?
• In civilian disposition types, which option indicates a patient left against medical advice?
• Which status describes a short ward absence where the patient must report back before 2400 the same day?
• Which casualty status indicates death occurred in the ER before being admitted?
• What are the two methods for assigning Register Numbers?
• What is the primary purpose of the Admissions and Dispositions process in Air Force medical facilities?
• Which statement best describes the relative difficulty of meeting the rank requirements?
• How does standardized transfer information affect patient safety?
• Who completes the Death Certificate?
• What is a likely consequence of poor discharge documentation?
• DIS stands for which term?
• Personal weapons will be turned into which entity?
• Which is a key outcome of proper follow-up after discharge?
• How should misidentification be prevented during admissions?
• The Casualty Status Report lists what kind of patients?
• Which statement correctly states the minimum rank for Army Inspectors?
• Which review investigates circumstances to determine if illness, injury, disease or death is due to AWOL or misconduct?
• How should patient consent for treatment be handled in the admissions process?
• Who is the authority for postmortem exams?
• What role does the privacy officer or medical records office play in admissions?
• Which statement is true about Comprehensive Information?
• Which option correctly identifies the inspector group with the higher standard for eligibility based on rank?
• How does the Air Force ensure legal compliance in admissions and dispositions?
• What documentation best supports safe discharge planning?
• What is meant by a 'disposition' in the admissions process?
• Which statement correctly describes the minimum rank for Army Inspectors?
• Which of the following is not a typical disposition option after evaluation?
• Which elements should accompany a transfer to another facility?
• What is the importance of patient privacy during admissions?
• Which statement best describes informal LOD processing?
• Which determination covers a condition existed prior to service and not aggravated by service?
• Line of Duty determinations protect the interest of whom?
• Which statement best describes coordination during admission?
• Which disposition describes a patient arriving dead?
• What does ERA stand for in patient admissions?
• What principle guides sharing of health information within the military environment?
• Which abbreviation stands for Battle Casualty?
• What are the two types of LOD processing?
• NB stands for?
• Which activity best reflects ongoing quality improvement in admissions and dispositions?
• What is an admission checklist and what should it include?
• Which term describes a patient who is a bed occupant within a hospital setting?
• What should discharge instructions typically include?
• What constitutes releasing the minimum necessary information?
• RON stands for Remain Overnight. Which statement best describes this disposition?
• What does the Alpha Roster list?
• Which of the following best describes the handling of privacy in admissions?
• How is consent for discharge obtained?
• Which review is responsible for medical assessment and narrative?
• Which form is used for third-party collections?
• What is the role of documentation standards in the AF admissions and dispositions process?
• Which term describes incapacitated patients not VSI or SI?
• Which statement best describes formal LOD processing?
• In Active Duty dispositions, which code represents returning to duty?
• What are the three items needed for third-party collections?
• AF Form 570 is used to document which of the following?
• What is observational care, and how is it used in dispositions?
• Ward Absence requires the patient to report back by what time on the same day?
• In emergency admissions, what is the typical documentation approach?
• Among the two inspector groups, which has the higher minimum rank requirement?
• What is the role of the Medical Officers Review in LOD processing?
• What is the correct distinction between transfer and referral in admissions?
• Moving a patient from one ward to another within the same hospital is called what?
• What is de-identification of patient data, and when is it used?
• Which statement best describes the admission step in military health care?
• Which statement correctly describes the required minimum rank for Air Force Inspectors?
• Which governs patient information sharing within a military healthcare setting?
• In Active Duty dispositions, what does AWOL indicate?
• Explain the difference between voluntary admission and involuntary admission in the Air Force medical setting.
• Which item is included in Sanitized Healthcare Information?
• Who is responsible for auditing records for privacy and accuracy in admissions?
• An E-6 ranked individual would meet the minimum rank requirement for which inspector group?
• Medical necessity is based on evaluating which factors?
• Which group has the lower minimum rank requirement?
• What are the essential patient verification steps during admission?
• Which element best supports high-quality discharge decisions?
• What is the importance of follow-up care after discharge?
• Which step is associated with appointing authority?
• What term describes medical care that does not require admission to the MTF?
• Which information is typically restricted from release without consent?
• Which transfer moves a patient from one ward to another within the same hospital?
• How does the AF ensure continuity of care when a patient is transferred between facilities?
• How can admission/disposition records support continuity of care?
• Which statement correctly describes in-processing in military medical facilities?
• Under what circumstances should a transfer to another facility occur, and what information must accompany it?
• What does 'medical necessity' mean in admissions?
• An E-6 ranked individual would meet the minimum rank requirement for which inspector group?
• Which form is identified as the admission form used for admitting a patient into the ward in Air Force settings?
• What is the importance of accuracy and legibility in admissions documentation?
• Which determination indicates no AWOL or misconduct occurred?
• Convalescent Leave means continue to recover at home. Which option best matches this definition?
• What is the primary purpose of discharge planning?
• How should patient allergies be documented and used in admissions?
• The VIP Death Report contains what?
• Which determination indicates there was no misconduct but the member was AWOL?
• What is the role of quality improvement in admissions and dispositions?
• Which item is included in SPECAT criteria?
• Which option correctly states the minimum rank for Air Force Inspectors?
• Which casualty status indicates the patient was dead on arrival?
• What should be documented in the initial assessment upon admission?
• Who is responsible for accepting patients valuables for storage and safeguarding?
• How are sensitive health information and mental health records handled in military settings?
• Which statement correctly describes the minimum rank for Army Inspectors?
• Which item is included in Comprehensive Information?
• Who should be involved in capacity assessment and consent when a patient lacks decision-making capacity?
• What is the role of a family member or surrogate when the patient lacks decision-making capacity?
• What is an observation status in hospital admissions?
• Which role finalizes and appoints the formal investigation officer?
• Which status indicates the patient's life is in immediate danger?
• What is a medical record number and why is it important?
• Which option correctly states the Army Inspectors must be E-7 or above?
• AWOL stands for Absent Without Leave. Which option reflects this expansion?
• What is the impact of improper disposition on patient outcomes?
• In All Patients dispositions, which transfer code moves a patient to an Air Force MTF?
• How should discharge instructions be communicated?
• Observations lead to what decision regarding admission?
• Which office reviews for legal sufficiency and finalizes the LOD when determined?
• Which of the following best describes the role of a patient advocate or family member in admissions when the patient lacks decision-making capacity?
• Which item is listed under Sanitized Healthcare Information but not under Comprehensive Information?
• What is the purpose of release of information (ROI) in the AF context?
• Which status indicates the patient condition is serious but life is NOT in immediate danger?
• In the given policy, which inspector group has the minimum rank requirement of E-7 or above?
• Which group has the more permissive minimum rank requirement?
• What practice best ensures legal and clinical accountability in admissions documentation?
• Which of the following statements places Air Force Inspectors under E-5 or above?
• What are the benefits of Preadmission?
• AF Form 1403 is used for roster of Seriously Ill/Very Seriously Ill.
• Which branch has no restrictions to grade or rank for custodian requirements?
• The Command Interest Report provides what?
• Which statement about New Born (NB) is true?
• AF Form 1403 is updated how often?
• Who usually delegates in writing to a primary and alternate custodian?
• What does NB stand for?
• Which activity is part of the nurse's role in the admissions process?
• What is discharge planning?
• Which two terms represent the possible states of a Line of Duty investigation?
• Which statement best describes when consent forms are required during admission?
• How should corrections be made in admissions records?
• Which item should be included in discharge instructions for patients and caregivers?
• Which transfer code transfers to Navy MTF?
• Which of the following best describes the information collected in the initial nursing and physician assessments?
• How are emergency admissions typically handled differently from routine admissions?
• Within how many hours should the deceased be taken to the Mortuary?
• Which term describes a patient admitted to the MTF and occupying a bed?
• Which personnel typically initiate patient admissions and ensure proper disposition in an Air Force medical setting?
• The three types of cases abbreviations representing the categories are Injury, Disease, and Battle Casualty. Which option lists all correct abbreviations?
• What forms of documentation are critical for accurate admissions records?
• The Death Certificate is completed by the physician in which record?
• What is the purpose of an admission order?
• Subsisting Out means continue treatment while living at home. Which option best matches this definition?
• What is the significance of time stamps in admissions documentation?
• Which status indicates a patient waiting for transfer and not needing treatment?
• What is a handoff in admissions/dispositions?