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Quiz: Suspense File
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After identifying a potential case for the registry from a casefinding source, the registrar processes the case into
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the suspense file only
the master patient index file only
the history file of non-reportable cases only
any of the three above
The suspense file contains information on cases that are
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potentially reportable
definitely reportable
absolutely not reportable
useless
The suspense file can be maintained by entering
into a computerized registry database.
the numbers
the case
the date
the name
The suspense file should be reviewed
to ensure that cases are completed promptly.
daily
occasionally
periodically
yearly
Cases entered into the suspense file but later determined not to be reportable are
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moved to the history file of non-reportable cases
moved to the master patient index file
kept in the suspense file
thrown away or destroyed
When entering a case into the suspense file, registry personnel should include data elements required by
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the hospital
the patient
the cancer registry
the governing body
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