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What is the MEDICAL INFORMATICS:
It is the field of information science.
It is the field of computer science.
It is the intersection of computer science and health care.
It is the intersection of information science and health care.
It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
Which aspects of the field of the medical informatics you know?
Architectures of the health information systems.
Clinical decision support systems.
Standarts and integration profiles (DICOM, HL7).
Controlled medical vocabularies (SNOMED CT, UML).
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What is the CLINICAL INFORMATICS:
It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
Right answer not present.
It is concerned with the study and application of information technology and computer science as
well as decision making, human problem solving, cognitive science, standards, and human factors in
the practice of biomedical science, medicine and healthcare.
It is the integration of nursing, its information, and information management with information
processing and communication technology, to support the health of people.
It is a combination of information science, computer science, and clinical science designed to assist
in the management and processing of data, information and knowledge to support the practice and
delivery of clinical care
What fields of the Clinical informatics you know?
Medical Data Mining.
Electronic Medical Record (EMR's).
Decision Support Systems.
Hospital Information System.
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What is the BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS (definition):
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It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
It is the integration of nursing, its information, and information management with information
processing and communication technology, to support the health of people.
It is the field of information science.
It is concerned with the study and application of information technology and computer science as
well as decision making, human problem solving, cognitive science, standards, and human factors in
the practice of biomedical science, medicine and healthcare.
What is the NURSING INFORMATICS:
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It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
It is the field of computer science.
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It is a combination of information science, computer science, and clinical science designed to assist
in the management and processing of data, information and knowledge to support the practice and
delivery of clinical care.
It is a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage
and communicate data, information, and knowledge in nursing practice.
Where scientific methods central to nursing informatics are focused on:
Using a discourse about motives for computerized systems.
Analyzing, formalizing and modeling nursing information processing and nursing knowledge for all
components of nursing practice: clinical practice, management, education and research.
Investigating determinants, conditions, elements, models and processes in order to design, and
implement as well as test the effectiveness and efficiency of computerized information,
communication and network systems for nursing practice.
Studying the effects of these systems on nursing practice.
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What is the PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS:
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It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
It is the field of computer science.
It is the integration of nursing, its information, and information management with information
processing and communication technology, to support the health of people.
systematic application of information and computer science and technology to public health practice,
research, and learning.
How PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS activities can been devided?
Into the two fields: data collection and analysis
Into the two fields: data storage, and analysis
Into the two fields: data collection and storage
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Into the three fields: data collection, storage, and analysis
What is the DENTAL INFORMATICS:
systematic application of information and computer science and technology to public health practice,
research, and learning.
It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
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It is a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage
and communicate data, information, and knowledge in nursing practice.
It is the application of computer and information science to improve dental practice, research,
education and management.
What is the BIOINFORMATICS:
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It is the field of information science.
It is the intersection of information science, computer science and health care.
It is a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage
and communicate data, information, and knowledge in nursing practice.
It is the using of techniques including applied mathematics, informatics, statistics, computer science
and biochemistry to solve biological problems usually on the molecular level.
What definition of the INFORMATION SYSTEM it is the best?
It is a computer-based system that aids the process of decision making.
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It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
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It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
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It is the system of persons, data records and activities that process the data and information, including
manual processes or automated processes.
In medical informatics sciens field the IS is abbreviation for:
Internet System
Intranet System
Information Structure
Intranet Structure
Information System
What definition of the INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY it is the best?
It is the system of persons, data records and activities that process the data and information, including
manual processes or automated processes.
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
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It is a study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based
information systems, particularly software applications and computer hardware.
In medical informatics sciens field the IT is abbreviation for:
Internet Technology.
Intranet Technology.
Internetworking Technology.
Instant Technology.
Information Technology
What main areas of INFORMATION SYSTEMS work?
Information Systems Strategy and Management.
Information Systems Management and Development..
Information Systems Strategy and Development.
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Information Systems Strategy, Management and Development.
What definition of the HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM it is the best?
It is the system of persons, data records and activities that process the data and information, including
manual processes or automated processes.
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
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It is a integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial and clinical
aspects of a hospital.
In medical informatics sciens field the HIS is abbreviation for:
Hospital Internet System.
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Hospital Intranet System.
Hotel Information System.
Hotel Intranet System.
Hospital Information System.
In medical informatics sciens field the CIS is abbreviation for:
Clinical Internet System.
Clinical Intranet System.
Clinical Information Structure.
Clinical Intranet Structure.
Clinical Information System.
CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM are sometimes separated from HOSPITAL INFORMATION
SYSTEM. Why?
CIS is a computer-based systems that process the data at hospital whereas the HIS keeps track of
statistical analysis issues.
Both CIS and HIS are a computer-based systems that process the data and information, but CIS
include manual and automated processes whereas the HIS include automated processes only.
CIS it is a integrated information system designed to manage the clinical hospital data than the HIS
manage the administrative and financial data too.
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CIS concentrate on patient-related and clinical-state-related data whereas the HIS keeps track of
administrative issues.
Unlike CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM the HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM is
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Patient-related data workflow.
Clinical-state-related data workflow.
Financial issues of the hospital workflow.
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Administrative issues of the hospital workflow.
What definition of the RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM it is the best?
It is the system of persons, data records and activities that process the data and information, including
manual processes or automated processes.
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is a integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial and clinical
aspects of a hospital.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
It is a computer-based system that used to store, manipulate and distribute patient data and imagery in
same departments.
In medical informatics sciens field the RIS is abbreviation for:
Radiology Internet System.
Radiology Intranet System.
Rapid Information System.
Rapid Intranet System.
Radiology Information System.
What basic features of the RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
Patient registration, scanning, reporting.
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Results Delivery including faxing and e-mailing of clinical reports.
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Patient scanning, reporting. Results delivery.
Patient registration, scanning, reporting. Results Delivery including faxing and e-mailing of clinical
reports.
What is NOT a basic features of the RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
Patient Registration and Tracking.
Patient Scanning.
Results Entry and Reporting.
Results Delivery (including faxing and e-mailing of clinical reports).
Appointment booking.
What additional features of the RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM you know?
Billing capabilities only.
Appointment booking and custom report creation.
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Custom report creation, interfaces with a PACS and billing.
Appointment booking, custom report creation, interfaces with a PACS and billing.
What definition of the LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM it is the best?
It is a software which handles receiving, processing and storing information generated by Radiology
department processes.
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
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It is a class of software which handles receiving, processing and storing information generated by
medical laboratory processes.
In medical informatics sciens field the LIS is abbreviation for:
Laboratory Internet System.
Laboratory Intranet System.
Level-based Information System.
Level-based Intranet System.
Laboratory Information System.
What basic operations can be performed with the LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
Order entry and check in.
Specimen receiving.
Sending test orders to analyzers.
Results entry and reporting.
All listed items are right.
What is NOT a basic operations can be performed with the LABORATORY INFORMATION
SYSTEM?
Order entry and check in.
Specimen receiving.
Sending test orders to analyzers.
Results entry and reporting.
Web based order entry and results inquiry.
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What additional features of the LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
Web based order entry and results inquiry.
HL7 interfaces with reference labs.
Public health reporting. Final reporting.
Faxing and emailing of lab reports. Custom report creation.
All listed items are right.
What is NOT an additional features of the LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
Web based order entry and results inquiry.
HL7 interfaces with reference labs.
Public health reporting. Final reporting.
Faxing and emailing of lab reports. Custom report creation.
Specimen receiving.
What definition of the LABORATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM it is the best?
It is a software which handles receiving, processing and storing information generated by Radiology
department processes.
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is a class of software which handles receiving, processing and storing information generated by
medical laboratory processes.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
Right answer is not present.
In medical informatics sciens field the LIS is abbreviation for:
Laboratory Internet System.
Laboratory Intranet System.
Level-based Information System.
Level-based Intranet System.
Laboratory Information System.
What definition of the PICTURE ARCHIVING AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS it is the
best?
It is a computer-based system that process the data and information, including manual processes or
automated processes.
It is a integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial and clinical
aspects of a hospital.
It is model-based set of procedures for processing data and judgments to assist a manager in his
decision-making.
It is a computer-based system that used to store, manipulate and distribute patient data and imagery in
the Radiology departments.
It are computers or networks dedicated to the storage, retrieval, distribution and presentation of
images.
In medical informatics sciens field the PACS is abbreviation for:
Picture Aligning and Communication System;
Picture Adding and Communication System;
Pictures And Communications System;
Picture Archiving and Cooperation System.
Picture Archiving and Communication System;
In medical informatics sciens field the DICOM is abbreviation for:
Doctors Imaging and Communications in Medicine;
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Digital Imagination and Collaboration in Medicine.
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What main difference between the LABORATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
(LIMS) and LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM?
There is not any significant difference between LIMS and LIS.
LIMS are targeted toward the clinical market and LIS are targeted toward the environmental,
research or commercial analysis (hospitals labs).
LIMS are targeted toward administrative issues and LIS are targeted toward the clinical market.
LIMS are targeted toward environmental, research or commercial analysis and LIS are targeted
toward the administrative issues (hospitals labs).
LIMS are targeted toward environmental, research or commercial analysis and LIS are targeted
toward the clinical market (hospitals labs).
What minimum general components need to the PICTURE ARCHIVING AND
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS made off?
A database management system application and client workstation.
A client workstation with LAN or WAN connection.
A network server with LAN or WAN connection and local peripherals for scanning image films.
A network server with local peripherals for scanning image films and LAN or WAN connection.
A network server, database management system application, network connection and workstation
with client software.
What statement from the list below explain WHY INTERFACING BETWEEN MULTIPLE
MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROVIDES A MORE CONSISTENT AND RELIABLE
DATASET:
The PACS can obtain lists of appointments and admissions in advance, allowing images to be
pre-fetched from nearline storage onto online disk storage.
When a study has been reported by a radiologist the PACS can mark it as read. This avoids needless
double-reading. The report can be attached to the images and be viewable via a single interface.
PACS replaces hard-copy based means of managing medical images, such as film archives.
PACS enables practitioners at various physical locations to access the same information
simultaneously.
Less risk of entering an incorrect patient ID for a study – modalities that support DICOM worklists
can retrieve identifying patient information for upcoming cases and present that to the technologist,
preventing data entry errors during acquisition.
Information Systems are NOT used in which of the following organisations?
Educational
Governmental
Health care
Scientific
Home finance
Data is raw unformatted pieces or lists of words or numbers, information is:
accummulated knowledge
what the end user puts into the computer
what the computer prints out for the end user
MS Access database table
data that has been organised in a form that is useful
COMPUTER-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS can be described as:
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Any complicated technology that requires an expert to use.
Any technology used to replace or supplement employees.
Any technology used to leverage human capital.
It is the software that people build and use to collect, create and distribute data.
A combination of hardware, software and telecommunications networks that people build and use to
collect, create and distribute data.
Which of the following is NOT a common type or category of INFORMATION SYSTEMS used in
organisations
transaction processing systems
decision support systems
enterprise resource planning applications
digital dashboard applications
web-browser applications
Which of the following is NOT an example of an INFORMATION SYSTEM?
an accounting system
a conference suite
a database of customers
a resource planning application
a combination of different software packages
What is the definition of a 'digital firm'?
a set of business processes that only work using Internet technology
a flexible organisation
electronically integrated supply chain
it is an internet-shop
where nearly all of the organisation's significant business relationships are digitably enabled
According to M.D. Collen "the goal of an HIS is to use computers and communication equipment to
collect, store, process, retrieve and communicate patient care and administrative information for all
hospital-affiliated activities and to satisfy the functional requirements of all authorized users". Which
of the following HIS functions applies in particular to university hospitals?
·Support of the control and correction of planned activities and their costs.
Support of the planning and organization of these day-to-day activities.
Support of day-to-day activities.
Support qualitative improvement of the service to the patient.
Support of clinical research and training through use of the HIS database
Up till now there is no unanimity about the scope of an HIS, ranging from a kernel HIS to a HIS
which supports all functions in an integrated way. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE?
Applications that are specific for one department only are no candidates for belonging to the kernel
HIS.
The kernel HIS should contain all relevant patient-centered data.
A HIS should support all aspects of information management of a hospital.
A HIS in current time can have web-based user interface.
All pictures and graphical data should be kept outside the kernel HIS.
One of the most important user requirements of HIS-users is the integration between HIS
applications. From the user's point of view at least 3 types of integration can be distinguished. Which
integration type is not a valid one?
Functional integration.
Data integration.
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Presentation integration.
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Clinical integration.
A hospital wants to realize a HL-7 coupling between their Laboratory System of vendor A and their
Patient Registration System of vendor B in order to share patient information. Which of the following
statements is true?
This coupling is useless because in every Laboratory System a patient registration function is
included.
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coupling will only work if the Laboratory System itself lacks the possibility to store patient
information.
This coupling will not work because the HL-7 standard is not suited for communication between two
systems from different vendors.
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This coupling will only work if both systems support the HL-7 standard.
Various architectures exist to shape the HIS concept: isolated systems, monolithic system,
evolutionary system and adaptable or composable system. Which of the following statements is true?
A monolithic system contains all necessary functionality, including the functionality from external
applications which can easily be linked.
Isolated applications can be seen as the ideal situation in which every user can choose his or her
favorite system.
A composable system consists of applications from different vendors and therefore will never
function well.
All shown there statements are wrong.
In evolutionary systems two concepts have been combined: the applications that are used at several
locations in the hospital are installed on a central system, whereas the applications for local
processing are linked to that central system as separate modules.
What is NOT the aims of the Hospital Information System:
more efficient use of the restricted resources available for patient care.
qualitative improvement of the service to the patient.
support of research.
support of teaching.
support of the internetworking connections.
What clinical departments tasks can NOT be solved with computers?
Administrative support
Patient data collection
Decisions and Research.
Monitoring and Reporting
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What is the PATIENT DATA COLLECTION as an HIS task?
Simulation of interventions by using models, the support of diagnostic and therapeutic decision
making, and the offering of advice and reminders to patients.
The monitoring and assessment of therapy, such as drug therapy, and the monitoring of patients in
the clinic or at home.
Generation of reports, for example, after the discharge of the patient from the hospital or when
referring patients to other clinicians.
Evaluation of the effect of the care that was provided on patient outcome.
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The acquisition, storage, and retrieval of patient data, examinations, biosignals, and images in CPRs;
the real-time reduction and verification and the coding and processing of patient data; and the
integration of all patient data into one comprehensive presentation.
What is the DECISIONS MAKING as an HIS task?
Studying the course of, for example, congenital or chronic diseases.
The monitoring and assessment of therapy, such as drug therapy, and the monitoring of patients in
the clinic or at home.
Generation of reports, for example, after the discharge of the patient from the hospital or when
referring patients to other clinicians.
Evaluation of the effect of the care that was provided on patient outcome.
Simulation of interventions by using models, the support of diagnostic and therapeutic decision
making, and the offering of advice and reminders to patients.
What task from listed below CAN NOT be solved with computer-based HIS?
Administrative support
Patient data collection
Decisions Making
Research issues.
Emergency surgical procedures.
In medical informatics sciens field the PDMS is abbreviation for:
Patient Data Mining System.
Patient Domain Management System.
Patient Domain Miaing System.
Parental Data Management System.
Patient Data Management System.
Which of the following statements about PATIENT DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is NOT
TRUE?
The earliest ___ were mainly used to collect and validate vital parameters from monitors and
ventilators.
The role of the ___ is not to replace monitors but rather to centralize the information obtained from
different monitors in a more comprehensive fashion.
At present, ___ developers pay more attention to the capabilities of ___ to support care and to ease
multidisciplinary communication. This support is realized by, for example, integrated protocols and
automated task lists.
With all the data collected during patient care, the ___ is a potentially valuable source for information
for management and research questions.
Beside electronic equivalents of paper-based records, there are numerous ___, that perform specific
tasks, and these are often encountered in certain clinical departments only.
Which of the following statements about HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM is NOT TRUE?
It is a comprehensive, integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial
and clinical aspects of a hospital.
As an area of medical informatics the aim of an ___ is to achieve the best possible support of patient
care and administration by electronic data processing.
It can be composed of one or a few software components with specialty-specific extensions as well as
of a large variety of sub-systems in medical specialties.
All shown there statements are wrong.
It is the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based
information systems, particularly software applications and computer hardware.
Which of the following statements about LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM is TRUE?
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It is a comprehensive, integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial
and clinical aspects of a hospital.
The system generally consists of patient tracking and scheduling, result reporting and image tracking
capabilities.
It can be composed of one or a few software components with specialty-specific extensions as well as
of a large variety of sub-systems in medical specialties.
It is the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based
information systems, particularly software applications and computer hardware.
An order is placed in the system usually by a physician, physician's assistant, nurse, office clerk or
laboratory technologist. The order or lab request contains a list of tests to be performed on one or
more patient specimens, for example blood or urine. In many cases, each order is tracked with a
unique identifier.
Which of the following statements about LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM is NOT
TRUE?
It
is a class of software which handles receiving, processing and storing information generated by
medical laboratory processes.
These systems often must interface with instruments and other information systems such as hospital
information systems.
There are as many variations of ___ as there types of lab work. Some vendors offer a full service
solution capable of handling a large hospital lab's needs, others specialize in specific modules.
Use of an ___ is a critical piece of the clinical IT spectrum of systems and contributes significantly to
the overall care given to patients. The ____ is used in inpatient and outpatient settings and in many
cases is designed to support both.
It can be composed of one or a few software components with specialty-specific extensions as well as
of a large variety of sub-systems in medical specialties.
A new online system is being developed to allow doctors to access patient records in hospital wards.
Which of the following does NOT relate to potential social and ethical issues of this new system?
Protection of the system from unauthorised access
Inclusion of data validation techniques to ensure only accurate data is entered
Production of user documentation that helps doctors to easily access required data
The patient dosent know ACID so they will hunt you down and kill you
Production of accurate system design documentation for future system development
Which type of system is most often used for analyzing data?
Executive-support system
Management information system
Transaction processing system
Windows operation system
Decision-support system
Which of the following careers is NOT in Medical Information Technology?
Web Developers
Computer Programmers
Business Intelligence Analysts
Database Administrator
Video Game Designers
PubMed, a bibliographic database dating back to 1950, indexes:
around 1000 international journals of medicine & medical sciences.
around 15000 international journals of medicine & medical sciences.
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around 500 international journals of medicine & medical sciences.
around 5000 international journals of medicine & medical sciences.
The best way to search PubMed for effect of television on violence is by searching:
television OR violence
television AND tv AND violence
television AND violence
(television AND tv) OR violence
(television OR tv) AND violence
Typing antibiotics at the PubMed search box, then clicking Go, retrieves:
articles talking about antibiotics or containing the text-word antibiotics in the indexed part of the
article (title, abstract, subject…)
articles talking about any antibiotic (such as penicillins, cephalosporins, tetracyclines etc….) even if
they do not contain the word antibiotics in the indexed part of the article (title, abstract, subject…)
articles talking about antibiotics or containing the text-word antibiotics
articles talking about penicillins.
all answers are right
PubMed has a link where patients find reliable and up-to-date health information that is specifically
written for patients or their families:
PubMed search box.
Clinical Queries.
Clinical Alerts.
MeSH Database.
Consumer Health.
The best way (text criteria) to search PubMed for misdiagnosis of brucellosis is:
misdiagnosis of brucellosis
misdiagnosis AND brucellosis
misdiagnosis OR brucellosis
diagnostic errors OR brucellosis
diagnostic errors brucellosis
Which of this sentence about medical information system is NOT TRUE?
Databases of primary medical literature, such as PubMed/Medline, generally contain a compilation of
only high quality evidence.
PubMed has a link where patients find reliable and up-to-date health information that is specifically
written for patients or their families.
PubMed, a bibliographic database dating back to 1950, indexes around 5000 international journals of
medicine & medical sciences.
The USA National Library of Medicine was started to use MEDLINE in 1965.
An electronic database such as PubMed can only be accessed from the university library.
?A type of information systems that provide managers information about their business operations is
known as
Transaction Systems
Decision support systems
Physiologic monitoring systems
Hospital information systems
Management information systems
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A system that is used to process predefined transactions and produce predefined reports is referred to
as _______.
Decision support systems
Physiologic monitoring systems
Management information systems
Laboratory information systems
Transaction Systems
A _______ is a computer system that supports some aspect of the human decision-making process.
Transaction Systems
Physiologic monitoring systems
Management information systems
Hospital information systems
Decision support systems
The ______ are widely used in hospital patient care units, in surgery and more commonly in private
homes.
Transaction Systems
Decision support systems
Management information systems
Laboratory information systems
Physiologic monitoring systems
HIT is an acronym for which of the following?
Health Informatics and Technology
Health Institute for Technology
Health Ideas and Technology
Hospital Information Technology
Health Information Technology
What does HL7 enable clinical information systems to do?
Track EHR user activity
Track sensitive lab tests and results such as HIV
Update patient health records
Encode patient medical records
Communicate (interface) with each other
What definition of the Medical Record (MR) it is the best?
It is a physical folder for each individual patient data stored.
It is a body of information which comprises the total of each patient's health history.
Right answer is not present.
It is the computer-based documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
What purpose of using Medical Record?
It allows health care providers to provide continuity of care to individual patients.
It support basis for planning patient care.
It documented the care and services provided to the patient.
It provide data for medical research.
All listed answers are mutually complementary.
Which of the following statement about PURPOSE OF USING MEDICAL RECORD is WRONG?
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The information contained in the medical record allows health care providers to provide continuity of
care to individual patients.
the medical record may serve as a document to educate medical students/resident physicians.
The medical record also serves as a basis for planning patient care.
The medical record may serve as a document to provide data for internal hospital auditing and quality
assurance, and to provide data for medical research.
Traditionally, medicals records have been written on paper and kept in folders.
What fields usually exist in the Medical Records?
It contain the patient's identification information and the patient's medical examination findings.
Right answer is not present.
It contain the patient's identification information only.
It contain the patient's medical examination findings.
It contain the patient's identification information, patient's health history and the patient's medical
examination findings.
What demographic information in Medical Records it is often included?
Infotmation about pacient parents and pacient was born.
Information that help to locate the patient (such as address, phone, etc.)
Information on pacient family.
All listed answers are mutually complementary.
Information that help to locate the patient (such as address, phone, etc.). It may contain information
about race, religion and health insurance.
Describe main subsections of the Medical History part of the patients medical records.
It is a longitudinal record of what has happened to the patient since birth.
Surgical, familyand immunization information.
Right answer is not present.
Medications and medical allergies data.
Surgical, family, immunization historyies. Medications and medical allergies data. Habits
information.
What
aspects can be founded in the any MEDICAL ENCOUNTER of the within MEDICAL
RECORD?
Chief complaint, History of the present illness and Physical examination.
History of the present illness, Physical examination and Assessment.
Chief complaint, Physical examination and Assessment or Plan.
Chief complaint, History of the present illness, Physical examination, Assessment or Plan and
Insurance Rate.
Chief complaint, History of the present illness, Physical examination and Assessment or Plan.
Which Administrative Issues exist for mediacl record using?
The medical records Production, Ownership, Accessibility and Destruction.
The medical record Ownership, Accessibility, Destruction and Abuses.
The medical record Production and Ownership.
The medical record Accessibility, Destruction and Abuses.
The medical records Production, Ownership, Accessibility, Destruction and Abuses.
What definition of the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) it is the best?
It is a physical folder for each individual patient data stored.
It is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
Right answer is not present.
It is the computer-based documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
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It is is a medical record in digital format.
What is the Interoperability in healthcare?
It is the ability of software applications to communicate, to exchange data accurately, effectively, and
consistently.
It is the ability of information technology systems to communicate, to exchange data accurately,
effectively, and consistently.
It is the ability of different information technology systems and software applications to
communicate.
It is the ability of software applications to communicate using Clipboard.
It is the ability of different information technology systems and software applications to
communicate, to exchange data accurately, effectively, and consistently.
How many different categories (“levels”) of data structuring at which health care data exchange can
take place?
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Choose good example for the next category of the data structuring - MACHINE ORGANIZABLE
DATA:
Paper, mail, and phone call.
Fax, email, and unindexed documents.
Automated transfer from an external lab of coded results into a provider’s EHR. Data can be
transmitted without need for further semantic interpretation or translation.
Right answer is not present.
HL7 messages and indexed (labeled) documents, images, and objects.
Choose good example for the next category of the data structuring - NON-ELECTRONIC DATA:
Fax, email, and unindexed documents.
HL7 messages and indexed (labeled) documents, images, and objects.
Automated transfer from an external lab of coded results into a provider’s EHR. Data can be
transmitted without need for further semantic interpretation or translation.
Right answer is not present.
Paper, mail, and phone call.
Choose good example for the next category of the data structuring - MACHINE TRANSPORTABLE
DATA:
Paper, mail, and phone call.
HL7 messages and indexed (labeled) documents, images, and objects.
Automated transfer from an external lab of coded results into a provider’s EHR. Data can be
transmitted without need for further semantic interpretation or translation.
Right answer is not present.
Fax, email, and unindexed documents.
Choose good example for the next category of the data structuring - MACHINE INTERPRETABLE
DATA:
Paper, mail, and phone call.
Fax, email, and unindexed documents.
HL7 messages and indexed (labeled) documents, images, and objects.
Right answer is not present.
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Automated transfer from an external lab of coded results into a provider’s EHR. Data can be
transmitted without need for further semantic interpretation or translation.
Define all categories of data structuring at which health care data exchange can take place.
Paper data, Machine transportable data, Machine recognizable data.
Non-electronic data, Machine transportable data, Machine recognizable data.
Paper data, Machine transportable data, Machine organizable data, Machine interpretable data.
Digital data, Computer-based data, Machine organizable data, Machine interpretable data.
Non-electronic data, Machine transportable data, Machine organizable data, Machine interpretable
data.
What means Older Record Incorporation with Electronic Medical Record uses?
Collections of all different types of electronic health data.
Retyping handwritten content of the older medical record with specail software into new Electronic
Medical Record.
Scaning of the film-based medical data (such as X-ray test result) and capture it to save in digital
format.answer is not present.
Right
Hard-copy medical records must be incorporated into the current patient Electronic Medical Record.
Which INTERNETIONAL STANDARDS most common used in the modern day Electronic Medical
Record systems?
HL7 only.
DICOM only.
HL7 and DICOM only.
TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP as the HL7 technical backgrounds.
HL7, DICOM, ASTM and many other standards relating to specific aspects of EMR.
Which issues prevent the wide appling of Electronic Medical Records?
High-cost hardware and software that need to appli EMR.
Lot of different technology limitations and
Legal status of the produced EMR.
Right answer is not present.
Social and organizational barriers, privacy, preservation and legal status problems, technology
limitations.
What means "born digital" Electronic Medical Records?
It is text information directly entered into a database or transcribed from other PC.
It is graphical data directly entered into a database or transcribed from other PC.
It is information captured from diagnostic equpments electronically.
Right answer is not present.
It is information captured in a native electronic format - entered into a database, transcribed from
other PC, or captured from diagnostic equpments electronically.
Which kind of the Electronic Medical Records called "scanned/imaged"?
It is information captured in a native electronic format - entered into a database, transcribed from
other PC.
It is graphical data directly entered into a database or transcribed from other PC.
It is information captured from diagnostic equpments electronically.
Right answer is not present.
It are records originally produced in a paper or other hardcopy form that have been scanned or
imaged and converted to a digital form.
What definition of the Electronic health record (EHR) it is the best?
It is a physical folder for each individual patient data stored.
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It is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It is is a medical record in digital format.
It is the computer-based documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It systems co-ordinate the storage and retrieval of individual records with the aid of computers.
What disadvantages of paper-based medical records?
Physical storage of documents is problematic, as not all document types fit in the same size folders or
storage spaces.
Physical records usually require significant amounts of space to store them.
When paper records are stored in different locations, furthermore, collecting and transporting them to
a single location for review by a healthcare provider is time-consuming.
Handwritten paper medical records can be associated with poor legibility, which can contribute to
medical errors.
All listed answers are mutually complementary.
Which are ideal characteristics of an electronic health record?
Information should be able to be continuously updated.
The data from an EHR system should be able to be used anonymously for statistical reporting.
It is must be possible to exchange records between different EHR systems.
EHR system must support storing and retreiwing all kinds of the patient’s medical data.
All listed answers are mutually complementary.
Why standardization of the electronic health record it is important?
With standardization the billing accuracy of the patient's medical record can be improved.
With standardization the duplication of services (lab tests, diagnostic imaging, etc.) can be reduced.
With standardization the clinical trials can be facilitated.
With standardization the interchange of the patient's medical record ower different hospital
information systemc can be possible.
All listed answers are mutually complementary.
What method of the adding older records to an electronic health record system it is the most
efficiently?
Manual retuping paper medical record text into the EHR databse.
Scan the documents then perform optical character recognition to convert written records into
electronic format.
Scan the documents, retain them as images and save it as set of the separated graphic files.
Right answer is not present.
Scan the documents, retain them as images and integrate it (along with other types of image-based
records) into fully electronic health records systems.
Which data storage system model can be used to satisfy synchronization of records problem in
electronic health record system?
The Ethernet network.
Centralized data server.
Desktop datanase management system.
Network with Mesh or Token Ring topology.
Centralized data server or peer-to-peer networks.
What definition of the Personal Health Records (PHR) it is the best?
It is a medical record in digital format.
It is the computer-based documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It systems co-ordinate the storage and retrieval of individual records with the aid of computers.
It is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
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It is the medical information that is in the possession of an individual patient. The format may be
paper documents, electronic media, or a combination of both.
What means Continuity of Care Records (CCR)?
It is the computer-based documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It is is a medical record in digital format.
It is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care.
It is the medical information that is in the possession of an individual patient. The format may be
paper documents, electronic media, or a combination of both.
It is meant to represent a brief synopsis of recent healthcare encounters, to include only significant
data.
What goal of the openEHR Foundation?
It is a private, not-for-profit organization that evaluates and develops the certification for electronic
health records (EHRs) and interoperable EHR networks.
It is accredits standards in the United States and co-ordinates US standards with international
standards.
It is an international trade organization of health informatics technology providers.
It is a non-profit organization that develops platform-independent healthcare data standards.
It is a not for profit foundation supporting the open research, development, and implementation of
electronic health records.
What is the key innovation in the openEHR framework?
Now wireless local area network(WLAN) supported as workarea of the electronic health record
systems.
Free database management system Firebird supported as health record system base.
Right answer is not present.
New modern hardvare equipment now supported.
All specification of clinical information can be leaved out of the information model.
Is there are electronic health record (EHR) and electronic medical record (EMR) are synonyms?
Yes, both terms it is fully synonyms.
No, it is not a synonyms.
The term EHR it is assigned to a recent state medical record and EMR to a total size of medical
record.
Right answer is not present.
The term EHR it is assigned to a global concept and EMR to a discrete localised medical record.
The benefits of using an ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD (EHR) include:
No lost charts
Alerts for medication errors, drug interactions, and patient allergies
All listed answers are right
Storing medical images in the MS Access database
Immediate and universal access to patient information
The KEY MOTIVATOR for the implementation of the ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD (EHR)
is:
The low implementation cost
Ease of implementation
Widespread acceptance by physicians
Right answer not present
Improved Patient Safety
The benefits of a PERSONAL HEALTH RECORD include:
Improved patient safety
More informed consumers
All listed answers are right
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Using digital media to store this data
Better healthcare information managment
Which of the following statement about PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS (PHR) is WRONG?
The advantages of the public using PHR include an increase in consumer health awareness,
activation, safety, and self-efficacy.
An electronic PHR should be able to track anyone who has accessed it.
Employers who offer a PHR should have policies regarding use of the employees’ data outside the
care of the employee.
The benefits of a Personal Health Record include the better healthcare information management.
The personal health record is synonymous with the legal health record for all facilities.
Which of the following statement about PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS (PHR) is WRONG?
The advantages of the public using PHR include an increase in consumer health awareness,
activation, safety, and self-efficacy.
An electronic PHR should be able to track anyone who has accessed it.
Employers who offer a PHR should have policies regarding use of the employees’ data outside the
care of the employee.
The benefits of a Personal Health Record include the better healthcare information management.
A PHR provided by an independent vendor does not need to have policies on privacy and security.
Which of the following statement about MEDICAL RECORDS (MR) is WRONG?
A medical record is always extremely complex containing a variety of reports, many of which are
handwritten.
The work of abstracting medical records would be more difficult if an abstractor is unfamiliar with
medical terms, the physician's handwriting, and the diagnostic procedures.
Usually, a medical record is organized in terms of the temporal sequence of events with the latest
admission located at the front of the medical record.
The information contained in the medical record allows health care providers to provide continuity of
care to individual patients.
While patient identification, geographical information, and medical history are contained in most
medical records, treatment and follow-up reports are not.
Which of the following statement about MEDICAL RECORDS (MR) is WRONG?
A medical record is always extremely complex containing a variety of reports, many of which are
handwritten.
The work of abstracting medical records would be more difficult if an abstractor is unfamiliar with
medical terms, the physician's handwriting, and the diagnostic procedures.
Usually, a medical record is organized in terms of the temporal sequence of events with the latest
admission located at the front of the medical record.
The information contained in the medical record allows health care providers to provide continuity of
care to individual patients.
All hospitals follow the same procedures for organizing a medical record.
Which of the following statement about PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS (PHR) is TRUE?
The personal health record is synonymous with the legal health record for all facilities.
Only MS Access database can be used to store the PHR data fields.
A PHR provided by an independent vendor does not need to have policies on privacy and security.
Right answer not present
The advantages of the public using PHR include an increase in consumer health awareness,
activation, safety, and self-efficacy.
Which of the following statement about PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS (PHR) is TRUE?
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The personal health record is synonymous with the legal health record for all facilities.
A PHR provided by an independent vendor does not need to have policies on privacy and security.
All listed answers are right
A PHR software can be developed and used with the Windows-based computers only.
An electronic PHR should be able to track anyone who has accessed it.
Which of the following statement about MEDICAL RECORDS (MR) is TRUE?
While patient identification, geographical information, and medical history are contained in most
medical records, treatment and follow-up reports are not.
All hospitals follow the same procedures for organizing a medical record.
The personal health record is synonymous with the medical record for all facilities.
Right answer not present
A medical record is always extremely complex containing a variety of reports, many of which are
handwritten.
Which of the following statement about MEDICAL RECORDS (MR) is TRUE?
A medical recerd provided by an independent vendor does not need to have policies on privacy and
security.
All hospitals follow the same procedures for organizing a medical record.
The personal health record is synonymous with the medical record for all facilities.
All listed answers are right
The work of abstracting medical records would be more difficult if an abstractor is unfamiliar with
medical terms, the physician's handwriting, and the diagnostic procedures.
Which of the following statement about MEDICAL RECORDS (MR) is TRUE?
While patient identification, geographical information, and medical history are contained in most
medical records, treatment and follow-up reports are not.
A medical recerd provided by an independent vendor does not need to have policies on privacy and
security.
All hospitals follow the same procedures for organizing a medical record.
The personal health record is synonymous with the medical record for all facilities.
Usually, a medical record is organized in terms of the temporal sequence of events with the latest
admission located at the front of the medical record.
In a medical record data must be registered unambiguously and in a structured way. Diagnoses are
often coded. Coding has several advantages. Indicate the aspect which is not seen as a direct
advantage:
Enabling statistical overviews and research
Data reduction
Coding requires a precise description of concepts and classification rules.
All listed answers are right.
A more accurate diagnosis is obtained.
Barriers to pen-based data input to the ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD:
The world knows too many different languages.
Need for wireless connections.
Problem of lack of suitable input devices.
All listed answers are right.
Limitations in handwriting recognition.
?What is one advanced method used to input data into an EHR?
keyboard
iPod
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voice recognition systems
What is the definition of EHR?
The time and place of care being given to the patient from the health-care provider.
A portable, handheld computer, with the ability to document directly on the screen with a stylus pen.
Software capable of voice recognition systems to document patient health insurance information.
Software that can be used to create patient heath description in the text story format
Software with a full range of functionalities to store, access, and use patient medical information.
Which technologies have increased the availability of medical databases that can be accessed across
large distances?
Internet only
both LAN and ADSL
Intranet only
LAN or Dial-up
both Internet and Intranet
What is one benefit of EHR charts over paper charts?
EHR charts can become cluttered.
Paper charts are always more accessible than EHR charts.
EHR charts can be accessed by anyone at anytime.
EHR have a best security options.
EHR charts can be found in the same place.
Connecting all of the hostipal computer to a LAN enable:
communicate with health-care providers.
use advanced technology such as voice recognition systems.
download EHR software.
receiving the Internet access.
communicate together and utilize a main server for the database.
What is the term used to describe the electronic movement of health related information among
organizations?
Interoperability
Business Process Analysis
HITECH
Internet access
Health Information Exchange (HIE)
Data aggregated from this source can be used for population health purposes:
Interoperability
Disease Surveillance
Health Information Exchange (HIE)
Decission Support System (DSS)
Electronic Health Record (EHR)