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CAHIMS 5.2, CAHIMS 5.3, CAHIMS 6.1, CAHIMS 6.2, CAHIMS 7.1, CAHIMS 3.1, CAHIMS 3.2, CAHIMS 3.3, CAHIMS 3.4, CAHIMS 3.5, CAHIMS 4.1, CAHIMS 4.2, CAHIMS 4.3, CAHIMS 5.1 (Q&A Verified 2023/2024) According to the Instructional Systems Design method, which of the following is the first step in the recommended training cycle? a. Analyze b. Design c. Develop d. Evaluate - Correct Answer-A The recommended training cycle of the Instructional Systems Design method can best be described as which kind of process? a. Bi-directional b. Cyclic c. Linear d. None of the above - Correct Answer-B Which of the following identify the three styles of learning? a. Visual, auditory, and kinesthetic b. Affective, cognitive, psychomotor c. Visual, affective, and cognitive d. Auditory, psychomotor, and visual - Correct Answer-A According to Bloom's Hierarchy of Cognitive and Affective Learning Outcomes, which of the following is at the lowest level? a. Apply b. Create c. Understand d. Remember - Correct Answer-D According to Knowles' Principles of Adult Learning, adults must be which of the following in order for learning to take place? a. Partners in their own educational plans b. Invested in their educational experience c. Presented with relevant material d. A and B e. A, B, and C - Correct Answer-E Which of the following is NOT an example of an Instructional Systems Design Model? a. ADDIE b. Blooms c. Kemp d. Dick & Carey - Correct Answer-B Which phase of the ADDIE model of instructional design includes establishing instructional goals and objectives? a. Analysis b. Design c. Development d. Implementation e. Evaluation - Correct Answer-A Which phase of the ADDIE model of instructional design is marked by the integration of technologies and project revision? a. Analysis b. Design c. Development d. Implementation e. Evaluation - Correct Answer-C Which phase of the ADDIE model of instructional design includes ensuring that all equipment needed for the training is in place and that all technological applications are functional? a. Analysis b. Design c. Development d. Implementation e. Evaluation - Correct Answer-D Which of the following is not the purpose of an objective? a. Guides the teacher; helps with the preparation of assessment tools to measure student achievement b. Guides the learner; helps him/her focus and set priorities c. Statements about what students will gain from instruction d. Allows for analysis in terms of the levels of teaching and learning - Correct Answer-C Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-written objective? a. Specific b. Concise c. Measurable d. Systematic - Correct Answer-D Which of the following is an example of a non-functional verb that should NOT be used when constructing learning objectives? a. Understands b. Modify c. Applies d. Describes - Correct Answer-A The support team for a production EHR system should do all of the following EXCEPT: a. Manage user requests for access to the system. b. Review daily interface error logs for problems with the system. c. Develop software and new environments to respond to customer needs. d. Provide rapid response to customer issues. - Correct Answer-C Triage is an important step in: a. Baseline testing. b. Help desk activity. c. Creating the production support team. d. Upgrading the EHR application. - Correct Answer-B Which prioritization level is appropriate for a non-functional device that is not impacting patient care? a. Routine (low) b. Important (medium) c. Urgent (high) d. Critical - Correct Answer-B True or False: A performance baseline is helpful in troubleshooting because it contains a backup of system critical data. a. True b. False - Correct Answer-B This support team member is expert in EHR applications and is able to troubleshoot difficult issues: a. Super user b. Help desk analyst c. Production support consultant d. Application support specialist - Correct Answer-D This type of fault tolerance compensates for a failed power supply: a. Hardware fault tolerance b. Software fault tolerance c. System fault tolerance d. Dynamic fault tolerance - Correct Answer-A This is an example of hardware fault tolerance: a. Redundant hard drives in the server b. Multiple-version programs c. Both a and b d. Neither a nor b - Correct Answer-A This type of backup allows a complete system restore with just one source: a. Full backup b. Incremental backup c. Differential backup d. Synthetic full backup - Correct Answer-A This type of backup saves only the changes since the last full backup: a. Full backup b. Incremental backup c. Differential backup d. Synthetic full backup - Correct Answer-C Which of the following is the most critical concern for use of off-site storage? a. Type of RAID in use b. Network robustness and accessibility c. UPS and backup power provision d. Type of storage media - Correct Answer-B Which is NOT an important step in creating a testing strategy? a. Identify testing environment. b. Create test scenarios and scripts. c. Identify participants. d. Identify required equipment. - Correct Answer-B The procedure for sign-off for testing activities identifies the person who will manage defects in the project. a. True b. False - Correct Answer-B End user testing is best suited for less-experienced staff and should represent a crosssection of the end-user environment. a. True b. False - Correct Answer-A The user acceptance testing phase of a project usually occurs immediately before: a. Rollout. b. Project description. c. System backup. d. Project sign-off. - Correct Answer-A Designing the test scenarios is best performed by: a. Less-experienced staff. b. Program experts. c. Workflow experts. d. b and c. e. All of the above - Correct Answer-D The __________ is a centralized resource staffed by IT professionals who provide user support. a. Systems maintenance b. User trainers c. Help desk d. Database - Correct Answer-C __________ maintenance diagnoses and fixes errors in an operational system. a. Corrective b. Adaptive c. Perfective d. Preventive - Correct Answer-A Systems performance is measured with __________. a. Fault management b. Benchmark testing c. System faults d. Capacity planning - Correct Answer-B __________ testing focuses on the system as a whole. a. Unit b. Integration c. Module d. System - Correct Answer-D All of the following should be considered in selection of the pilot group EXCEPT: a. Advice of the steering committee. b. Representativeness of a cross-section of the user community. c. Readiness for the technology. d. Age. - Correct Answer-D What is an appropriate length of time for staff education and training before system implementation? a. Two hours b. Two days c. Two weeks d. Two months e. Two years - Correct Answer-C The most appropriate training strategy is: a. Classroom-style. b. Web-based. c. One-on-one. d. Train the trainer. e. All of the above. - Correct Answer-E Survey data from the pilot users should include all of the following EXCEPT: a. What changed? b. What went wrong? c. What are suggestions for interface changes? d. Would you like to go back to the old system? - Correct Answer-D The success of the implementation and roll-out is most evidenced by the: a. End users. b. Expert analysis. c. Technical staff. d. Professional evaluators. - Correct Answer-A All of the following should be considered in selection of the pilot group EXCEPT: a. Advice of the steering committee. b. Representativeness of a cross-section of the user community. c. Readiness for the technology. d. Age. - Correct Answer-D What is an appropriate length of time for staff education and training before system implementation? a. Two hours b. Two days c. Two weeks d. Two months e. Two years - Correct Answer-C The most appropriate training strategy is: a. Classroom-style. b. Web-based. c. One-on-one. d. Train the trainer. e. All of the above. - Correct Answer-E Survey data from the pilot users should include all of the following EXCEPT: a. What changed? b. What went wrong? c. What are suggestions for interface changes? d. Would you like to go back to the old system? - Correct Answer-D The success of the implementation and roll-out is most evidenced by the: a. End users. b. Expert analysis. c. Technical staff. d. Professional evaluators. - Correct Answer-A Which of the following was NOT a security principle for health information proposed in the 1997 "For the Record" report? a. Use two-factor authentication b. Establish security education and training c. Develop policies for software discipline d. Avoid storage on portable drives e. Use encryption to protect information in transit - Correct Answer-D Allowing cancer researchers to use the existing data in hospital systems, without asking each patient for permission, illustrates which of the following principles underlying the HIPAA privacy rule? a. Boundaries b. Security c. Consumer Control d. Accountability e. Public Responsibility - Correct Answer-E The 1996 HIPAA legislation related to a. portability of health insurance across state lines. b. privacy of health information held in government institutions. c. the principle in the Hippocratic Oath of "First, do no harm." d. promoting electronic health records. - Correct Answer-A Which of the following is the strongest example of authentication? a. Having a username that is not related to your real name b. Having both a username and a password c. Memorizing your password so you don't have to write it down d. Keeping information encrypted e. Using both a password and a device with changing unique numbers - Correct Answer-E Why did Congress fail to pass privacy legislation in 1999? a. There was almost unanimous disagreement with what had been proposed. b. Congress did not agree with the privacy principles put forth by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. c. Congress felt existing state laws were sufficient to protect privacy. d. The legislators could not agree among themselves about what to propose. - Correct Answer-D Before the HIPAA Privacy Rule was implemented, state laws were a. less strict than the federal laws. b. very variable. c. more strict than the federal laws. d. only applicable to sensitive conditions like mental health or sexually transmitted disease information. - Correct Answer-B Which of the following was NOT one of the factors that led to changes in HIPAA as a result of the HITECH Act? a. There were reports of breaches of information security. b. Enforcement was not being done well. c. The 1997 security recommendations were outdated. d. Privacy advocates felt there was not enough consumer control. - Correct Answer-C Which of the following was a change with the HITECH Privacy Regulations? a. Tracking disclosures for TPO was now required. b. Authorization for use of information for advertising purposes was now required. c. Patient acknowledgement that they had read a hospital's privacy practices was no longer required. d. Reporting breaches to the media was no longer required. - Correct Answer-A What is the major challenge with the changes to HIPAA in the HITECH Act? a. Patients will not accept the changes. b. They will require major changes in work processes. c. They cannot be enforced. d. They will cost the government more money. - Correct Answer-B The recommendations for sanctions for privacy or security violations relates to which principle: a. Boundaries b. Consumer Control c. Accountability d. Public Responsibility - Correct Answer-C The principle of boundaries includes all EXCEPT a. software programs for access validation. b. authentication procedures. c. audit-trail mechanisms. d. off-site storage of data. - Correct Answer-D According to the lecture, which confidentiality measure is typically in place in EHR systems but often not activated or monitored? a. Audit-trail mechanisms b. Biometric authentication procedures c. Two-stage authentication procedures d. Remote monitoring devices - Correct Answer-A According to the lecture, which of the following statements explains why education and training programs for healthcare organizations' employees are crucial in the implementation and maintenance of security for HIPAA expectations? a. Healthcare organizations are held responsible for the actions of their employees. b. Customer satisfaction is directly related to the security of personal health records. c. Healthcare employees are not familiar with the standards set by the HITECH act. d. Security policies and procedures are often ignored if not taught formally. - Correct Answer-A Consumer control includes all of the following EXCEPT a. patients can learn who has accessed their records. b. patients can correct errors in their medical records. c. covered entities must honor the request to not report a visit to insurance companies regardless of payment methods. d. patients have the right to request a copy of their personal electronic medical record. - Correct Answer-C Which HITECH Privacy regulation creates the greatest public relations challenge? a. Tracking all disclosures including those for TPO b. Notification to media of security breaches if more than 500 individuals are affected c. Transferring electronic medical records directly to other entities upon patient request d. Responding to patient requests for electronic medical records in an encrypted format - Correct Answer-B HIPAA stands for: a. Health Investment Protection and Availability Act b. Health Information Protection and Access Act c. Health Information Portability and Accountability Act d. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act e. Health Insurance Prosperity and Access Act - Correct Answer-D HIPAA requires protection not only of information that explicitly links to the patient (e.g., social security number), but also of information that could reasonably be used to identify the patient (e.g., ZIP code). a. True b. False - Correct Answer-A Local and state laws governing privacy of health information tend to supersede federal laws. a. True b. False - Correct Answer-B Which is NOT a common form of security breach? a. Password-based attack b. Identity spoofing c. Application layer attack d. Eavesdropping e. Parasite attack - Correct Answer-E Which is NOT a type of safeguard required by HIPAA? a. Virtual requirements b. Technical safeguards c. Physical safeguards d. Administrative safeguards - Correct Answer-A Which is NOT an important tool for transmission security? a. Solid-state drive b. Firewall c. Encryption d. Virtual Private Network (VPN) e. Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) - Correct Answer-A Security is __________. a. the quality or state of being secure b. freedom from fear or anxiety c. measures taken to guard against espionage or sabotage, crime, attack or escape d. all of the above - Correct Answer-D __________ is making sure that only authorized individuals have access to information. a. Integrity b. Availability c. Confidentiality d. Nonrepudiation - Correct Answer-C __________ means that the data on a system is the same as the data from the original source. It has not been altered. CONTINUES...