When a Person Is Able to Perform a Skill Without

question 35

Multiple Choice

When a person is able to perform a skill without thinking about what they are doing,they are at which level of skill acquisition?

• A)Automaticity
• B)Automatic
• C)Compilation
• D)Responsive

Recognize the significance of meaningful use performance measures in electronic health records.

Understand the criteria for alphabetical filing and its importance in maintaining medical records.

Comprehend the equipment and supplies essential for the physical storage of paper medical records.

Learn the steps involved in the filing process for medical records.

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Definitions:

Tarsal Bone

One of the seven bones that make up the ankle and back part of the foot.

Heel Bone

Also known as the calcaneus, it is the large bone forming the foundation of the rear part of the foot.

Condyle

A condyle is a round protrusion at the end of a bone that forms part of a joint, allowing movement by articulating with another bone.

Epicondyle

A rounded eminence on a bone, typically found at the end of long bones, near joints, where ligaments and tendons attach.