The Standard Unique Identifier That Was Adopted to Identify All

question 45

Multiple Choice

The standard unique identifier that was adopted to identify all healthcare providers and health plans is the:

• A) PHI.
• B) EIN.
• C) OCR.
• D) NPI.

Analyze the factors influencing the hierarchical status of various nursing credentials and roles.

Recognize the distinct paths to legitimacy and professional status among different healthcare practices.

Examine the influence of gender, race, and ethnicity on the social and professional status of healthcare occupations.

Compare and contrast the professionalization processes of different health-related fields.

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Definitions:

Virtual Memory

A method of simulating extra memory by using the hard disk space as if it were RAM.

Motherboard RAM

Refers to the Random Access Memory slots situated on the motherboard where memory modules are inserted to provide the system's working memory.

SPD Device

Surge Protection Device, a device designed to protect electrical equipment from voltage spikes by blocking or shorting to ground undesired voltages.

TPM Module

Trusted Platform Module, a specialized chip on an endpoint device that stores RSA encryption keys specific to the host system for hardware authentication.