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QUESTION 5

Which statement below is false regarding queries?

A. Multiple choice query formats should include clinically significant and reasonable option(s) as supported by clinical indicator(s) in the health record, recognizing that occasionally there may be only one reasonable option.
B. Yes/No queries should only be employed to clarify documented diagnoses that need further specification.
C. Yes/No queries may not be used in circumstances where only clinical indicators of a condition are present, and the condition/diagnosis has not yet been documented in the health record.
D. During concurrent review, CDI professionals cannot verbally communicate with physicians to clarify documentation.



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Final answer:

In healthcare documentation queries, multiple choice formats should offer more than one reasonable option for clinicians to choose from.


Explanation:

The false statement regarding queries is: A) Multiple choice query formats should include clinically significant and no reasonable option(s) as supported by clinical indicator(s) in the health record, recognizing that occasionally there may be only one reasonable option.

This statement is inaccurate because multiple choice queries should offer at least two reasonable options to choose from, not just one.

It is important in healthcare documentation to provide clinicians with well-constructed options for decision-making based on clinical indicators.


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