NR 599 Final Exam / NR599 Final Exam (LATEST, 2022):
Chamberlain College Of Nursing (Updated Complete
Solutions, Already Graded A)
Part I: Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following statements is a definition of Nursing Informatics?
a. Collected information technologies concerned with medical patient care &
decision making
b. Use of information technology management concepts & methods to support
the delivery of patient care
c. Complex processing of data by a computer to produce new kinds of
information
d. Any use of information technology by nurses in relation to the care of
patients, administration of health care facilities, & educational preparation of
individuals to practice nursing
e. Combination of computer science, information science, & nursing science
designed to assist in the management & processing of nursing data
2. The functional components of informatics are:
a. Data, information, & knowledge
b. Management, processing, & transformation
c. Management, processing, & information
d. Processing, transformation & knowledge
e. None of the above
3. The role of the Informatics Nurse Specialist (INS) encompasses multiple activities
ranging from the development of Informatics theory to the ongoing maintenance &
provision of enhancements to information systems. Which of the following
statements describes the education, experience, & user groups that concern an INS?
a. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of critical care nurses
b. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of maternal-child nurses
c. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of community health nurses
d. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of all
e. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of psychiatric nurses
4. Security can be defined as:
a. The right of individuals to determine at what time, in what way, & to what extent
information about them is communicated to others
b. Physical protection of information from unauthorized access, modification, & destruction
c. An expectation that information collected will be used for the purpose for which it was
, gathered
d. Organizational beliefs about who generates, stores, retrieves & uses information
e. The belief that the existence, purpose, & type of records in system shall be public
knowledge
5. A consumer health care application can be described as:
a. An intervention providing health care information through technology
b. An outcome resulting in patient education
c. A care plan detailing the steps in teaching the patient
d. A patient’s application to be accepted into an insurance plan
e. All of the above
6. The four areas in which Informatics Nurse Specialists practice are:
a. Critical care units, neonatal intensive care units, medical-surgical units,
pediatric units
b. Administration, education, research, clinical practice
c. Nursing science, information science, research, computer science
d. Hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient clinics, mobile radiology units
e. Long term care facilities, nursing homes, nursing
administration offices, pediatric intensive care units
7. Which of the following are impediments to the successful implementation of a computerized
medical record?
a. Oversimplification of user needs
b. Oversimplification of the requirements for a new system
c. Little understanding of the manual system that the computerized system will be replacing
d. Clinicians are not aware of what computerized medical records can and cannot do
e. All of the above
8. Which of the following statements represent conditions recommended by the Institute of
Medicine for the future electronic health record?
a. Users must be confident that the information they have entered will integrate data
from all sources reliably
b. Clinicians must actively use the record in the clinical process
c. Clinicians must understand that the record is a resource for use beyond patient care
d. Users must be proficient in the use of information systems in health service
organizations
e. All of the above
9. Inputs in geographic information systems are frequently derived from:
a. Hard copy maps
b. Aerial photographs
c. Reports & survey documents
d. Human input of information
e. All of the above
10. Which of the following definitions best describes a Geographic Information System?
Chamberlain College Of Nursing (Updated Complete
Solutions, Already Graded A)
Part I: Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following statements is a definition of Nursing Informatics?
a. Collected information technologies concerned with medical patient care &
decision making
b. Use of information technology management concepts & methods to support
the delivery of patient care
c. Complex processing of data by a computer to produce new kinds of
information
d. Any use of information technology by nurses in relation to the care of
patients, administration of health care facilities, & educational preparation of
individuals to practice nursing
e. Combination of computer science, information science, & nursing science
designed to assist in the management & processing of nursing data
2. The functional components of informatics are:
a. Data, information, & knowledge
b. Management, processing, & transformation
c. Management, processing, & information
d. Processing, transformation & knowledge
e. None of the above
3. The role of the Informatics Nurse Specialist (INS) encompasses multiple activities
ranging from the development of Informatics theory to the ongoing maintenance &
provision of enhancements to information systems. Which of the following
statements describes the education, experience, & user groups that concern an INS?
a. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of critical care nurses
b. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of maternal-child nurses
c. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of community health nurses
d. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of all
e. Formal education & practical experience in using computers; supports the
automation needs of psychiatric nurses
4. Security can be defined as:
a. The right of individuals to determine at what time, in what way, & to what extent
information about them is communicated to others
b. Physical protection of information from unauthorized access, modification, & destruction
c. An expectation that information collected will be used for the purpose for which it was
, gathered
d. Organizational beliefs about who generates, stores, retrieves & uses information
e. The belief that the existence, purpose, & type of records in system shall be public
knowledge
5. A consumer health care application can be described as:
a. An intervention providing health care information through technology
b. An outcome resulting in patient education
c. A care plan detailing the steps in teaching the patient
d. A patient’s application to be accepted into an insurance plan
e. All of the above
6. The four areas in which Informatics Nurse Specialists practice are:
a. Critical care units, neonatal intensive care units, medical-surgical units,
pediatric units
b. Administration, education, research, clinical practice
c. Nursing science, information science, research, computer science
d. Hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient clinics, mobile radiology units
e. Long term care facilities, nursing homes, nursing
administration offices, pediatric intensive care units
7. Which of the following are impediments to the successful implementation of a computerized
medical record?
a. Oversimplification of user needs
b. Oversimplification of the requirements for a new system
c. Little understanding of the manual system that the computerized system will be replacing
d. Clinicians are not aware of what computerized medical records can and cannot do
e. All of the above
8. Which of the following statements represent conditions recommended by the Institute of
Medicine for the future electronic health record?
a. Users must be confident that the information they have entered will integrate data
from all sources reliably
b. Clinicians must actively use the record in the clinical process
c. Clinicians must understand that the record is a resource for use beyond patient care
d. Users must be proficient in the use of information systems in health service
organizations
e. All of the above
9. Inputs in geographic information systems are frequently derived from:
a. Hard copy maps
b. Aerial photographs
c. Reports & survey documents
d. Human input of information
e. All of the above
10. Which of the following definitions best describes a Geographic Information System?
