Nursing Informatics: IV
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Information Technology
- 1.What is a computer interface program?
- A.
A disk operating system
- B.
An example of mHealth devices
- C.
A program that will decode information between separate systems
- 2.What are two major types of interfaces?
- A.
Point-to-point interface and software reliance systems
- B.
CD-ROM and DVD
- C.
Divide and Conquer
- D.
The world wide web and web browser
- 3.What are two major items important to integrate computer systems?
- A.
Point-to-point interface and software reliance systems
- B.
Data dictionary and Master Patient Index (MPI)
- C.
Data security and Capacity
- D.
ROM and RAM
- 4.What is the primary standard used for biomedical and image-related information in North America?
- A.
Medical Information Bus (MIB)
- B.
Picture Archiving Communications Systems (PACS)
- C.
Digital Imaging Communications in Medicine (DICOM)
- D.
Graphic User Interface (GUI)
- 5.With regards to standardizing by the NIH, what does ISCAR stand for?
- A.
Interventional Surgical Cardiology Admission and Recovery
- B.
Information storage creation analysis and retrieval
- C.
Imaging Secure Computerized Archival Records
- 6.With regards to standardizing by the NIH, the national infrastructure will be based on which setup?
- A.
Physical, cognitive and organizational
- B.
Analog, digital and hybrid
- C.
Supercomputer, mainframe, microcomputer and handheld
- D.
The user's desktop computer, a local area network, a large area network, and national super computers.
- 7.What are thin clients?
- A.
Dumb terminals
- B.
Electronic charts that have been thinned
- C.
Malnourished patients
- 8.Which is true about Picture archiving communication systems?
- A.
Images have restrictions on time and distance
- B.
It is a time and resource consuming system
- C.
It is used for X-rays procedures, but not mammography, MRIs and endoscopy
- D.
It is a filmless medical system
- 9.What are two types of security programs essential to today's computers?
- A.
Firewall and authentic passwords
- B.
Antivirus software and spyware detection software
- C.
Hippa and phi guidelines
- D.
Stringent remote user access
- 10.Which is an example of level one user of authenticity?
- A.
Requires retinal scanning
- B.
Uses encrypted key base authentication
- C.
Requires regular password updating
- D.
No security is needed
- 11.Which is an example of level two user of authenticity?
- A.
Once logged on name appears on screen and access is tracked
- B.
User requires a computer access card (CAC)
- C.
Uses biometric authentication or requires fingerprint scanning
- 12.Which is an example of level three user of authenticity?
- A.
Users are logged out after a period of inactivity
- B.
Users are logged out if Computer access card (CAC) is too far from computer
- C.
Cannot be lost or stolen
- 13.Arranging patient recording according to ascending patient ID numbers is an example of which type of file organization?
- A.
Aggregate
- B.
Indexed
- C.
Relative
- D.
Sequential
- 14.Which device converts digital data to audible analog signals and analog signals to digital data?
- A.
Controller
- B.
Hub
- C.
Modem
- D.
Router
- 15.What is used to retrieve and present data from a database management system
- A.
Assembler language
- B.
C++command
- C.
Digital communication code
- D.
Query
- 16.Which tool tracks, resources, milestones, and time frames associated with the implementation of a new clinical program?
- A.
A database
- B.
An expert system
- C.
Project management software
- D.
Spreadsheet software
- 17.Which are not programming languages
- A.
SAS and C++
- B.
JAVA and Python
- C.
SQL and HTML
- D.
COBOL and Visual Basic
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