NURA 303 ChApteR 20
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A home health care nurse is using the steps of the SDLC, to design a new system for home
health care documentation. The nurse analyzes the old system and develops plans for the
new system. What is the next step of the nurse in this process?
a. Test
b. Design
c. Implement
d. Evaluate. ANSWER-B
The SDLC requires focus in the areas of Analyze and Plan, Design and Build, Test, Train,
Implement, Maintain, and Evaluate. After analyzing and planning the new system, the
nurse would move on to the design step in which the basic design of the new system is
developed. The nurse would then test the system, train employees, and implement,
maintain, and evaluate the new system in that order.
After instituting a new system for recording patient data, a nurse evaluates the "usability"
of the system. Which actions by the nurse BEST reflect this goal? Select all that apply.
a. The nurse checks that the screens are formatted to allow for ease of data entry.
b. The nurse reorders the screen sequencing to maximize effective use of the system.
c. The nurse ensures that the computers can be used by specified users effectively.
d. The nurse checks that the system is intuitive, and supportive of nurses.
e. The nurse improves end-user skills and satisfaction with the new system.
f. The nurse ensures patient data is able to be shared across health care systems..
ANSWER-A, C, D
Usability refers to the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve
specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction in a specified context of use.
Checking that screens are formatted to allow ease of data entry, ensuring that computers
can be used by specified users effectively, and checking that the system is intuitive and
supportive of nurses are all tasks related to the "usability" of the system. Reordering screen
sequencing to maximize use and improving end-user skills and satisfaction with the new
system refers to optimization. The ability to share patient data across health care systems is
termed interoperability.
A nurse is using informatics technology to decide which patients may be at risk for
readmission. What is the term for this type of analytic?
a. Data visualization
QUeStIONS VeRIFIeD ANSWeRS
Most Updated Questions With 100% Correct Answers
THIS EXAM CONTAINS:
➢ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
➢ VERIFIED ANSWERS
➢ GUARANTEED PASSING SCORE
, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A home health care nurse is using the steps of the SDLC, to design a new system for home
health care documentation. The nurse analyzes the old system and develops plans for the
new system. What is the next step of the nurse in this process?
a. Test
b. Design
c. Implement
d. Evaluate. ANSWER-B
The SDLC requires focus in the areas of Analyze and Plan, Design and Build, Test, Train,
Implement, Maintain, and Evaluate. After analyzing and planning the new system, the
nurse would move on to the design step in which the basic design of the new system is
developed. The nurse would then test the system, train employees, and implement,
maintain, and evaluate the new system in that order.
After instituting a new system for recording patient data, a nurse evaluates the "usability"
of the system. Which actions by the nurse BEST reflect this goal? Select all that apply.
a. The nurse checks that the screens are formatted to allow for ease of data entry.
b. The nurse reorders the screen sequencing to maximize effective use of the system.
c. The nurse ensures that the computers can be used by specified users effectively.
d. The nurse checks that the system is intuitive, and supportive of nurses.
e. The nurse improves end-user skills and satisfaction with the new system.
f. The nurse ensures patient data is able to be shared across health care systems..
ANSWER-A, C, D
Usability refers to the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve
specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction in a specified context of use.
Checking that screens are formatted to allow ease of data entry, ensuring that computers
can be used by specified users effectively, and checking that the system is intuitive and
supportive of nurses are all tasks related to the "usability" of the system. Reordering screen
sequencing to maximize use and improving end-user skills and satisfaction with the new
system refers to optimization. The ability to share patient data across health care systems is
termed interoperability.
A nurse is using informatics technology to decide which patients may be at risk for
readmission. What is the term for this type of analytic?
a. Data visualization
