FIRST STATEMENT: Technology adoption started very fast and has started to slow down due
to few innovations. SECOND STATEMENT: The smartphone has been touted as the most rap-
idly adopted technology in recorded history - ANSWER First statement is False, second
statement is TRUE
Universal Language for Perioperative Nursing Practice and Education by standardization of
documentation of Perioperative Data in all Perioperative Settings - ANSWER PNDS
FIRST STATEMENT: Majority of hospital processes are not compatible with the process
flowchart format. SECOND STATEMENT: That is why, end user input is not valued during HIT
design. - ANSWER Both statements are FALSE
The nursing station computer has a problem of an almost full hard disk space. This is due to
the utilization of EHR. As a temporary measure, the nurse knows this software can help de-
crease the file size stored in the hard drive of the computer. - ANSWER Archival software
Which of the following is an example of an individual-based health service? - ANSWER
COVID-19 Hospitalization package
These are examples of Data processing, select all that apply. - ANSWER - Medical records
archiving
- Disposal of old patient charts
- Aggregation of patient data for purposes of analysis
- Filling out an admission form
A Nursing Informatics Theory/Model which stated that Nursing Informatics as the linear pro-
gression from data into information and knowledge - ANSWER Graves and Corcoran's
Model
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, Which among the following are flawed ways of thinking by nurse executives? select all that
apply: - ANSWER - Thinking that innovation occurs in big leaps rather than a continuous
process
- A view that HIT review must only be done when there are critical problems arising in the
area
These are all the 3 interacting dimensions of healthcare according to Patient Medical Record
Information Model. What are those? select all that apply. - ANSWER - Personal Health Di-
mension,
- HealthCare Provider Dimension,
- Population Health Dimension
Contextual considerations for HIT design, select all that apply - ANSWER - Societal issues
and concerns
- Cultural considerations
- Financial standing of the company
- IT network capabilities and limitation
This is a mechanism for coding integrative health interventions by clinicians for administra-
tive billing and insurance claims - ANSWER ABC Codes
The Data Privacy Act can be invoked by the following, except? - ANSWER Government of-
ficer
This Theory describes Nursing Informatics as an evolving, dynamic process involving the con-
version of data into wisdom. - ANSWER DIKW Model
By 1990's, which significant milestone about healthcare informatics happened? - AN-
SWER Advances in relational databases, client-server architectures and new program-
ming methods created
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to few innovations. SECOND STATEMENT: The smartphone has been touted as the most rap-
idly adopted technology in recorded history - ANSWER First statement is False, second
statement is TRUE
Universal Language for Perioperative Nursing Practice and Education by standardization of
documentation of Perioperative Data in all Perioperative Settings - ANSWER PNDS
FIRST STATEMENT: Majority of hospital processes are not compatible with the process
flowchart format. SECOND STATEMENT: That is why, end user input is not valued during HIT
design. - ANSWER Both statements are FALSE
The nursing station computer has a problem of an almost full hard disk space. This is due to
the utilization of EHR. As a temporary measure, the nurse knows this software can help de-
crease the file size stored in the hard drive of the computer. - ANSWER Archival software
Which of the following is an example of an individual-based health service? - ANSWER
COVID-19 Hospitalization package
These are examples of Data processing, select all that apply. - ANSWER - Medical records
archiving
- Disposal of old patient charts
- Aggregation of patient data for purposes of analysis
- Filling out an admission form
A Nursing Informatics Theory/Model which stated that Nursing Informatics as the linear pro-
gression from data into information and knowledge - ANSWER Graves and Corcoran's
Model
1
, Which among the following are flawed ways of thinking by nurse executives? select all that
apply: - ANSWER - Thinking that innovation occurs in big leaps rather than a continuous
process
- A view that HIT review must only be done when there are critical problems arising in the
area
These are all the 3 interacting dimensions of healthcare according to Patient Medical Record
Information Model. What are those? select all that apply. - ANSWER - Personal Health Di-
mension,
- HealthCare Provider Dimension,
- Population Health Dimension
Contextual considerations for HIT design, select all that apply - ANSWER - Societal issues
and concerns
- Cultural considerations
- Financial standing of the company
- IT network capabilities and limitation
This is a mechanism for coding integrative health interventions by clinicians for administra-
tive billing and insurance claims - ANSWER ABC Codes
The Data Privacy Act can be invoked by the following, except? - ANSWER Government of-
ficer
This Theory describes Nursing Informatics as an evolving, dynamic process involving the con-
version of data into wisdom. - ANSWER DIKW Model
By 1990's, which significant milestone about healthcare informatics happened? - AN-
SWER Advances in relational databases, client-server architectures and new program-
ming methods created
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