CRCR Practice Test Video Answer
1. B
Explanation: Case-based simulations engage adult learners with authentic, problem-centered tasks that mirror workplace complexity, improving retention and transfer.
2. B
Explanation: Direct observation of live or realistic simulated denials using actual workflows yields the most valid evidence of applied competence.
3. A
Explanation: Backward design ensures that training content and activities align to clearly defined competencies and compliance needs.
4. B
Explanation: One-to-one guided review with scaffolding offers corrective instruction while preserving learner confidence and providing targeted practice.
5. B
Explanation: Role-based access and secure documentation practices are core operational controls to meet HIPAA obligations in revenue cycle operations.
6. B
Explanation: Combining formative simulations, pre/post tests, and supervisor metrics provides a comprehensive picture of instructional effectiveness and workplace impact.
7. B
Explanation: Plain language explanations, teach-back, and transparent financial counseling reduce misunderstandings and disputes at point of service.
8. B
Explanation: Standardized rubrics and rater training improve reliability and reduce subjective variance between assessors.
9. B
Explanation: Integrated simulations with system practice and coached reflection promote transfer from training to actual EMR/billing workflows.
10. B
Explanation: The feedback sandwich (positive corrective positive) pairs affirmation with specific corrective guidance and encouragement, effective for adult learners.
11. A
Explanation: Regular updates and documented version control ensure training remains accurate and defensible relative to changing regulations.
12. B
Explanation: Role-plays assessed with behaviorally anchored rubrics simulate real interactions and measure readiness more effectively than quizzes.
13. B
Explanation: Crosswalking objectives to job tasks ensures training produces competencies directly relevant to workplace responsibilities.
14. B
Explanation: Referring to licensed clinicians and documenting the referral preserves scope of practice and ethical boundaries.
15. B
Explanation: Multiple modalities, culturally relevant examples, and accessibility support diverse adult learners and increase engagement.
16. B
Explanation: Piloting and psychometric analysis (item difficulty/discrimination) is essential to validate assessment instruments.
17. B
Explanation: Standardized templates, checklists, and respectful workflows create reliable documentation processes and reduce denials.
18. B
Explanation: Low-stakes frequent assessments with immediate feedback enable course correction and scaffold learning during the bootcamp.
19. B
Explanation: Supportive check-ins, coaching on workload, and skill-building help mitigate burnout by increasing autonomy and competence.
20. B
Explanation: Realistic case studies and clear reporting channels teach recognition and response to FWA in a practical, compliant way.
21. B
Explanation: Branching simulations capture decision-making processes and allow evaluators to see applied skills beyond recall.
22. B
Explanation: Leadership values measurable operational impact such as reduced denials and AR days, demonstrating training ROI.
23. B
Explanation: Backward mapping ensures the curriculum targets the domains measured on certification exams and practical job tasks.
24. B
Explanation: Multidisciplinary huddles and collaborative reviews foster shared responsibility and constructive problem-solving.
25. B
Explanation: Guided labs, job aids, and peer mentoring provide scaffolded technology skill development without excluding learners.
26. A
Explanation: Culturally neutral materials, clear rubrics, and multiple assessors with bias training reduce assessment bias and improve fairness.
27. B
Explanation: Role-play practice, strategic scripting, and documentation review develop practical negotiation skills more effectively than punitive responses.
28. B
Explanation: Behaviorally-specific rubric-linked feedback with opportunities to re-do tasks supports deliberate practice and improvement.