FHIR Exchange Module: Questions and Answers on Data Exchange, Exams of
Computer Science
3.0.1 Introduction / Index
FHIR is designed as an ______________ - it specifies the content of the data
exchanged between healthcare applications, and how the exchange is
implemented and managed. FHIR defines the following methods for
exchanging data between systems:
a. RESTFul API
b. Messaging
c. interface specification
d. Services - ANSWERc. interface specification
3.0.1
FHIR defines the following methods for exchanging data between systems:
(>1)
a. RESTful API
b. Messaging
,c. Common Object Request Broker
d. Documents
e. Database / Persistent Storage - ANSWERa, b, d, e
3.0.1.1
Most implementers focus on which exchange method:
a. RESTful API
b. Messaging
c. Documents
d. Services / SOA
e. Database / Persistent Storage - ANSWERa. RESTful API
3.0.1.1
The RESTful API is a general-purpose interface that can be used to push and
pull data between systems:
True / False - ANSWERTrue
3.0.1.2
An exchange approach that supports sending and routing messages from
system to system? - ANSWERMessaging
, 3.0.1.3
An exchange approach where content to be exchanged is wrapped by a
Composition that provides the context of the content, and that has a fixed
presentation for a human reader? - ANSWERDocuments
3.0.2
All forms of data exchange should be appropriately secured. This requires the
following:
a. Only the parties to the exchange can access the communication
b. The parties are authenticated and authorized as required
c. Access control always checks that the only the appropriate data is
exchanged
d. Appropriate Patient consent has been obtained for the exchange -
ANSWERa, b, c, d
3.5 Using Resources with Services and Service-oriented Architecture
______________is an architecture pattern using services to encapsulate and
provide discrete pieces of application functionality to each other. -
ANSWERService Oriented Architecture (SOA)
3.5 Using Resources with Services and Service-oriented Architecture
Computer Science
3.0.1 Introduction / Index
FHIR is designed as an ______________ - it specifies the content of the data
exchanged between healthcare applications, and how the exchange is
implemented and managed. FHIR defines the following methods for
exchanging data between systems:
a. RESTFul API
b. Messaging
c. interface specification
d. Services - ANSWERc. interface specification
3.0.1
FHIR defines the following methods for exchanging data between systems:
(>1)
a. RESTful API
b. Messaging
,c. Common Object Request Broker
d. Documents
e. Database / Persistent Storage - ANSWERa, b, d, e
3.0.1.1
Most implementers focus on which exchange method:
a. RESTful API
b. Messaging
c. Documents
d. Services / SOA
e. Database / Persistent Storage - ANSWERa. RESTful API
3.0.1.1
The RESTful API is a general-purpose interface that can be used to push and
pull data between systems:
True / False - ANSWERTrue
3.0.1.2
An exchange approach that supports sending and routing messages from
system to system? - ANSWERMessaging
, 3.0.1.3
An exchange approach where content to be exchanged is wrapped by a
Composition that provides the context of the content, and that has a fixed
presentation for a human reader? - ANSWERDocuments
3.0.2
All forms of data exchange should be appropriately secured. This requires the
following:
a. Only the parties to the exchange can access the communication
b. The parties are authenticated and authorized as required
c. Access control always checks that the only the appropriate data is
exchanged
d. Appropriate Patient consent has been obtained for the exchange -
ANSWERa, b, c, d
3.5 Using Resources with Services and Service-oriented Architecture
______________is an architecture pattern using services to encapsulate and
provide discrete pieces of application functionality to each other. -
ANSWERService Oriented Architecture (SOA)
3.5 Using Resources with Services and Service-oriented Architecture
