HNH 504 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is an age when data, information, and knowl-edge are both accessible and manipulable by
more people than ever before.
Answer:
Information Age
Question:
2. What is the interdisciplinary field that studies the mind, intelligence, and behavior from an
informa-tion-processing perspective?
Answer:
Cognitive Science
Question:
3. What is the study and formulation of healthcare ethics. Bioethics takes on relevant ethical problems
experienced by healthcare providers in the provision of care to individuals and groups?
Answer:
Bioethics
Question:
4. What are the 6 bioethical standards?
Answer:
autonomy, freedom, ve-racity, privacy, benefi-cence, and fidelity
Question:
5. What are the 4 guiding principles for theoretical ap-proaches to healthcare ethics?
Answer:
1. Respect for autonomy
2. Nonmaleficence
3. Beneficence
4. Justice
Question:
6. What is the right of individuals to choose for them-selves?
Answer:
Autonomy
Question:
7. What are actions performed that contribute to the welfare of others?
Answer:
beneficence
,Question:
8. What is a departure from the standard of due care (i.e., prudent and reasonable care) toward others,
includ-ing intentionally posing risks that are unreasonable as well as unintentionally but carelessly
imposing risks?
Answer:
Negligence
Question:
9. What is to do no harm?
Answer:
Nonmaleficence
Question:
10. What is Fairness and the treatment of everyone in the same way?
Answer:
Justice
Question:
11. When you are making an ethical decision what tool do you use to aid in this?
Answer:
Ethical model for ethical decision making
Question:
12. What is the use of digital technologies to improve health care delivery, access, quality, and
outcomes for individuals and populations?
Answer:
The goal of eHealth
Question:
13. The _____________________________ is a non-profit orga-nization based in the United States
that works to im-prove healthcare through the use of technology and data.
Answer:
eHealth Initiative (eHI)
Question:
14. What are:
1) Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
2) Telemedicine / Telehealth
3) Mobile Health (mHealth) Apps
4) Health Information Exchange (HIE) Systems
5) Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) Software
6) Patient Portals
7) Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
8) Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)
9) e-Prescribing (eRx)
10) Blockchain and Cloud Computing
,Answer:
eHealth Platforms
Question:
15. What is a belief system based on a set of moral prin-ciples that are embedded in a common
morality?
Answer:
Principalism
Question:
16. The following are examples of:
EHR, defibrilltor, PCA pump, drug administration sys-tem, thermometers, telephones, physiologic
monitor-ing systems
Answer:
Human-technology inter-face in healthcare
Question:
17. What is a major cause of patient monitoring incidents?
Answer:
Human technology inter-face problems and the use of workarounds
Question:
18. What examines how a task must be completed and is very useful in defining what users must do
and which functions might be distributed between user and technology?
Answer:
Task Analysis Technique
Question:
19. What starts by identifying, through interviews or questionnaire, the particular task and its
typicality and frequency?
Answer:
Cognitive Task Analysis
Question:
20. What was developed specifically for the analysis of complex, high technology work domains such
as ICUs and ERs where workers needed considerably flexibility in responding to external demands?
Answer:
Cognitive Work Analysis
Question:
21. The following are examples of: surveys, focus groups, cognitive walkthrough, heuristic
evaluation, formal usability test, field study?
Answer:
Formal Evaluations
Question:
22. What is the process of assessing a paper mock up or working prototype and observing users
interactions with it?
, Answer:
Cognitive Walkthrough
Question:
23. What is also called a "discount usability evaluation"?
Answer:
Heuristic Evaluation
Question:
24. What is the objective of heuristic evaluation?
Answer:
To e-detect problems early on in the design process
Question:
25. What evaluation uses experimental or observational studies of actual users using the interface to
accom-plish real tasks?
Answer:
Formal usability test
Question:
26. What is when end users evaluate a prototype in the actual work setting just before its general
release?
Answer:
A field Study
Question:
27. What examines the fit between technology d the task and the user and technology; NOT the user
and the task?
Answer:
FIIT model
Question:
28. _____________________ is a component of cognitive sci-ence that uses computer modeling
through artificial networks to explain human intellectual abilities
Answer:
Connectionism
Question:
29. What are the 3 nervous system units of connection-ism?
Answer:
input units, hidden units, output units
ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is an age when data, information, and knowl-edge are both accessible and manipulable by
more people than ever before.
Answer:
Information Age
Question:
2. What is the interdisciplinary field that studies the mind, intelligence, and behavior from an
informa-tion-processing perspective?
Answer:
Cognitive Science
Question:
3. What is the study and formulation of healthcare ethics. Bioethics takes on relevant ethical problems
experienced by healthcare providers in the provision of care to individuals and groups?
Answer:
Bioethics
Question:
4. What are the 6 bioethical standards?
Answer:
autonomy, freedom, ve-racity, privacy, benefi-cence, and fidelity
Question:
5. What are the 4 guiding principles for theoretical ap-proaches to healthcare ethics?
Answer:
1. Respect for autonomy
2. Nonmaleficence
3. Beneficence
4. Justice
Question:
6. What is the right of individuals to choose for them-selves?
Answer:
Autonomy
Question:
7. What are actions performed that contribute to the welfare of others?
Answer:
beneficence
,Question:
8. What is a departure from the standard of due care (i.e., prudent and reasonable care) toward others,
includ-ing intentionally posing risks that are unreasonable as well as unintentionally but carelessly
imposing risks?
Answer:
Negligence
Question:
9. What is to do no harm?
Answer:
Nonmaleficence
Question:
10. What is Fairness and the treatment of everyone in the same way?
Answer:
Justice
Question:
11. When you are making an ethical decision what tool do you use to aid in this?
Answer:
Ethical model for ethical decision making
Question:
12. What is the use of digital technologies to improve health care delivery, access, quality, and
outcomes for individuals and populations?
Answer:
The goal of eHealth
Question:
13. The _____________________________ is a non-profit orga-nization based in the United States
that works to im-prove healthcare through the use of technology and data.
Answer:
eHealth Initiative (eHI)
Question:
14. What are:
1) Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
2) Telemedicine / Telehealth
3) Mobile Health (mHealth) Apps
4) Health Information Exchange (HIE) Systems
5) Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) Software
6) Patient Portals
7) Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
8) Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)
9) e-Prescribing (eRx)
10) Blockchain and Cloud Computing
,Answer:
eHealth Platforms
Question:
15. What is a belief system based on a set of moral prin-ciples that are embedded in a common
morality?
Answer:
Principalism
Question:
16. The following are examples of:
EHR, defibrilltor, PCA pump, drug administration sys-tem, thermometers, telephones, physiologic
monitor-ing systems
Answer:
Human-technology inter-face in healthcare
Question:
17. What is a major cause of patient monitoring incidents?
Answer:
Human technology inter-face problems and the use of workarounds
Question:
18. What examines how a task must be completed and is very useful in defining what users must do
and which functions might be distributed between user and technology?
Answer:
Task Analysis Technique
Question:
19. What starts by identifying, through interviews or questionnaire, the particular task and its
typicality and frequency?
Answer:
Cognitive Task Analysis
Question:
20. What was developed specifically for the analysis of complex, high technology work domains such
as ICUs and ERs where workers needed considerably flexibility in responding to external demands?
Answer:
Cognitive Work Analysis
Question:
21. The following are examples of: surveys, focus groups, cognitive walkthrough, heuristic
evaluation, formal usability test, field study?
Answer:
Formal Evaluations
Question:
22. What is the process of assessing a paper mock up or working prototype and observing users
interactions with it?
, Answer:
Cognitive Walkthrough
Question:
23. What is also called a "discount usability evaluation"?
Answer:
Heuristic Evaluation
Question:
24. What is the objective of heuristic evaluation?
Answer:
To e-detect problems early on in the design process
Question:
25. What evaluation uses experimental or observational studies of actual users using the interface to
accom-plish real tasks?
Answer:
Formal usability test
Question:
26. What is when end users evaluate a prototype in the actual work setting just before its general
release?
Answer:
A field Study
Question:
27. What examines the fit between technology d the task and the user and technology; NOT the user
and the task?
Answer:
FIIT model
Question:
28. _____________________ is a component of cognitive sci-ence that uses computer modeling
through artificial networks to explain human intellectual abilities
Answer:
Connectionism
Question:
29. What are the 3 nervous system units of connection-ism?
Answer:
input units, hidden units, output units