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,SDLC stands for:
a. System Development List Creation
b. System Depreciation Lifetime Cost
c. Software Depreciation Listed Costs
d. Software Development Life Cycle - correct ans:D
The SDLC covers creation of the product, but routine maintenance and ultimate decommissioning are
addressed in different models.
a. True
b. False - correct ans:b
Which is NOT commonly considered a phase of the SDLC?
a. Requisition phase
b. Requirements analysis phase
c. Concept development phase
d. Operations and maintenance phase
e. Testing phase - correct ans:A
Which statement accurately describes a SDLC model?
a. The waterfall model emphasizes sequential development.
b. The iterative model emphasizes that the product may need to pass through the same phase multiple
times, in a cyclical fashion.
c. The spiral model emphasizes prototyping as part of the cyclical process.
d. Both B and C
,e. All of the above (A, B, and C) - correct ans:E
Which is NOT a reason why the SDLC is important for EHR systems?
a. Because poorly designed software has not yet been linked to security risks.
b. Need for user satisfaction and high quality
c. In-house development or integration of an EHR
d. Because failure to plan adequately for software integration can limit efficiency and be costly in project
over-runs and lost productivity. - correct ans:A
Which is NOT a reason why integration is an important consideration when installing an EHR?
a. Existing systems can usually share data with newer systems without additional programming or
configuration.
b. Many existing systems are too expensive to replace.
c. Many different isolated systems currently exist within healthcare infrastructures.
d. Many existing systems are tailored to meet specific departmental needs and not easily duplicated. -
correct ans:A
Which definition is incorrect?
a. An interface is a point of interaction between components.
b. Point-to-point interfacing involves connecting systems end to end, as if in a chain, so that each
connects to no more than two others.
c. Integration is the process of connecting various subsystems into the larger system, ensuring that
subsystems function together as a whole.
d. An interface engine routes data through a centralized location. - correct ans:B
Which statement is true of the point-to-point interface method?
, a. It is a newer, less traditional method.
b. Data is routed through a centralized location.
c. Its direct linkages can provide secure transmission.
d. Both b and c - correct ans:C
Which statement is true of an interface engine?
a. More separate connectivity points than point-to-point
b. More flexible and scalable than point-to-point
c. Easier to install and maintain than point-to-point
d. Both b and c - correct ans:D
Which statement is NOT true of an HIE?
a. "HIE" stands for Health Improvement Enterprise.
b. It maintains the meaning of healthcare information as it moves between disparate systems.
c. It can be used for integration between EHRs.
d. It can be set up privately or regionally. - correct ans:A
Which is NOT an advantage of integrating EHRs?
a. Enables hospitals to share patient information.
b. Enables providers to meet the HITECH "meaningful use" criteria.
c. Enhances billing/payment and reform initiatives.
d. Improves security and privacy of patient data.
e. Streamlines workflows between hospitals and clinics. - correct ans:D
Which is NOT true of HL7?