ASHRM Certified Professional in Health Care Risk Management (CPHRM) - CPHRM Free Exam Questions

A. Physicians (compared with nurses/other staff)

B. Quality officers

C. Risk managers

D. Pharmacists

A. The on-call physician is relieved of duty only if unavailable because of caring for another patient, or because of other circumstances outside the physician's control.

B. The on-call physician may refuse to participate in the care of a patient, as long as that refusal is not based on insurance status or other financial concerns.

C. The on-call physician may refuse to participate in the care of any patient, for any reason.

D. The on-call physician is never relieved of duty to accept a patient needing specialized services.

A. Quantify risk exposures associated with implementing the disaster plan.

B. Incorporate emergency management into a comprehensive enterprise risk management plan designed to conserve and protect organizational assets.

C. Analyze liability risks arising from patient harm sustained due to strained or inadequate resources during a mass-casualty event.

D. Calculate the value of human resources, equipment, and supplies consumed, with reimbursement to be obtained from FEMA.

A. Patients requesting a clinician's full file

B. Professional societies with formal peer review (as permitted)

C. Any member of the public

D. Social media investigators

A. OSHA has the authority to govern the hazard under the general duty clause.

B. the appropriate state agency must consult with OSHA in governance of the hazard.

C. OSHA has no authority to govern the hazard.

D. the appropriate state agency may govern the hazard without OSHA consultation.

A. Notify the liability insurer immediately.

B. Assess the organizational culture and barriers to reporting.

C. Conduct a root cause analysis on the reporting system.

D. Discipline staff members for failure to report errors.

A. A deductible is subtracted from any amounts paid by a commercial carrier.

B. A self-insured retention is paid from operational fund.

C. A self-insured retention pays after carrier limits are exhausted.

D. A deductible has to be paid before coverage is available.

A. is known to be a drug seeker in the community.

B. is not the patient's designated healthcare surrogate.

C. is not the patient's immediate family member.

D. administered the patient an unknown drug via IV.

A. Send the inspector to public relations only

B. Deny entry automatically

C. Accompany the inspector and verify credentials

D. Tell staff to hide documents