a.

Collection
b. Reporting
1. Records/records of a patient's health which include anamnesis, physical
examination, supporting examinations, diagnosis and treatment are called..
a. Medical records
b. patient status
c. Health card
d. Disease summary
e. Treatment Index (medical card)
2. Regulations governing the Organization and work procedures of the
Health Service Unit of the Ministry of Health, namely:
a. Law No. 36 of 2009
b. Permenkes No.32 of 2012
c. Law No. 44 of 2009
d. Presidential Regulation No. 72 of 2012
e. Permenkes No.44 of 2012
3. The registration counter has a function, namely
a. Assemble medical record forms
b. Treatment services
c. Make a report
d. Register new patients and old patients
e. Provide information
4. Parts that are not included in the medical record unit in a health service,
namely:
a. assembly
b. Filing
 Registration

c. Administration
d. Cashier
5. Medical records can be used as evidence in court if there are lawsuits from
the patient, including as a function, namely....
a. Administration
b. Legal
c. Study
d. Financial
e. Investigation
6. Medical records are records and memories of modern medical practices...
a. Babylon
b. ancient egypt
c. Paleolithic
d. ancient china
e. Ancient before knowing writing

7. One of the instructors in developing medical records is...

a. Edna K Huffman
b. Hippocrates
c. Ibn Sina
d. Adam Francis
e. Elizabeth Sina
8. Regulation of the Minister of Health currently in force to regulate medical
records, namely....
a. Permenkes Number 749a of 1989
 Permenkes Number 269 of 2008

b. Permenkes Number 290 of 2008

c. Permenkes Number 575 of 1989
d. Permenkes Number 576 of 1989

9. Hospitals that are MANDATORY to hold medical records, namely

a. Teaching hospital
b. Government owned hospital
c. Hospital type A and type B
d. All hospitals
10. Type C and D hospitals Medical records created/written by...
a. Doctor
b. Doctor and nurse
c. Doctors, nurses and midwives
d. Doctors, nurses, midwives and nutritionists
e. All health workers involved in patient care

11. Medical record form containing a summary of all important aspects

obtained during one service period, including patient identity, chief
complaint, results of physical examination, results of supporting
examinations (laboratory, radiology, etc.), results of consultations,
therapy/actions that have been given, main diagnosis, conditions when
going home, advice, and signature and full name of the doctor in charge,
namely the form ….
a. Summary of entry and exit
b. Medical resume
 c. Nursing resume
d. Action report
e. Treatment activities
12. The informed consent form is used to express patient consent.
a. Against the action plan
b. To be hospitalized
c. To bear maintenance costs
d. To bear the risk of returning home at his own request
e. To reduce the burden on medical personnel

ESSAY QUESTIONS

1. In your opinion, what is Medical Record and INFOKES?

2. What are the benefits of Medical Records and Infokes?

3. Kinds of medical records namely?

4. ALFERD in the use of Medical Records is?

5. In your opinion, the purpose of making a medical record is?

6. Explain in your opinion the importance of ISBN (Basic Socio-Cultural

Science) in MEDICAL RECORD AND HEALTH INFO COMPETENCE

7. Explain the difference in focus in the paradigm of traditional Health

Information Management (MIK) and modern MIK!

8. Describe the sick concept of the current cultural concept?

9. Explain what you know about the scope of medical records…?

 10. Explain the benefits of medical records in monitoring and controlling
public health!

Choose the following answer correctly

1. Which statement regarding Medical Records (RM) is not true:

a. The presentation of RM contents may only be carried out by the doctor
treating the patient and with the patient's permission
b. The leadership of the health service facility is responsible for damage
and falsification of the RM

The leadership of the health facility can explain the contents of the RM
without the patient's permission based on the applicable laws and
regulations

c. RM content correction can be corrected by deletion

d. The leader is responsible for the Medical Record Unit

2. The following is the information (Explanation) contained in the Informed

Consent, except:
a. Types of medical action
b. Risk
c. Benefits and disadvantages
d. Cost
e. Alternative actions

3. The period of storage of medical records for inpatients at the hospital is:
a. 1 year
 b. 2 years
c. 3 years
d. 4 years
e. 5 years
4. Health workers according to PP No.32 of 1996 are as follows, except:
a. Nutritional Power
b. Nursing Staff
c. Medical personnel
d. Pharmaceutical Staff
e. Medical Administration Personnel
5. Where are strata 1 medical rehabilitation services provided?
a. Public health center
b. Class B non-educational hospital
c. Class B teaching hospital
d. Class C Hospital
e. class A hospital
6. In the medical record service system for the data recorder and data
manager. Included in the data registrar of medical record services are:
a. ER
b. assembly
c. Coding/Indexing
d. Filing
e. Inpatient Unit
7. One part of the medical record service data recorder is the Supporting
Examination Installation. Which service units are included in the
Supporting Inspection Installation?
a. ER
 b. Inpatient Unit (URI)
c. Outpatient Unit (URJ)
d. Radiology
e. Polyclinic
8. A patient is referred to a hospital only to carry out a complete blood LAB
examination, these services are included in outpatient services:
a. Outpatient Installation Services
b. Emergency Installation Services
c. Long Term Care
d. Supporting Services
e. Polyclinic Services
9. Which of the following is not a medical record professional association:
a. AHIMA
b. IFHRO
c. PORMIKI
d. WHO
10. The following is the history of the professional association of medical
recorders in America:
a. AHIMA
b. IFHRO
c. PORMIKI
d. WHO
11. PORMIKI stands for...:
a. Association of Indonesian Medical Recording and Health Information
Professional Organizations