NSG 130 Test #2 questions well
answered already passed graded A+
Electronic health record vs. electronic medical record (they are NOT interchangeable) - correct
answer ✔✔Electronic health record: On a systemized database, often accessible by health
practitioners to access on a wide variety of patients, and most often used by hospitals
Electronic medical record: Often used in smaller healthcare practices, such as clinics, doctor's
offices, dentist's offices, etc., and, for the most part, only allows patient profiles to be pulled up
one by one
Nursing informatics vs. consumer healthcare informatics - correct answer ✔✔This seems
confusing, but actually isn't. Wherever the nurse's role ends, that's where nursing informatics
ends and consumer healthcare informatics begins. This includes pharmacies, home health
supply companies, and health insurance companies.
Also, consumer healthcare informatics is an umbrella, including nursing informatics.
According to Ms. Anderson, what are the top three ways in which nursing will most likely
change by 2030? - correct answer ✔✔-Wearable technology (e.g. like that in the military), will
prevail. For example, mini headsets may be used instead of cellphones so nurses no longer have
to physically hold a phone to their ear and can conduct patient care and talk to other
professionals seamlessly.
-Telemetry will become easier for patients to wear, meaning telemetry will most likely become
mandatory for patients instead of an option.
-Topical medication administration will become more and more prevalent so nurses do not have
to go through the often difficult process of administering pills...especially when it comes to
confused patients. In addition, medication injections will most likely become a dying art due to
advances in topical, oral, and intranasal medications.
What is the order of health informatics? - correct answer ✔✔-Health Informatics
answered already passed graded A+
Electronic health record vs. electronic medical record (they are NOT interchangeable) - correct
answer ✔✔Electronic health record: On a systemized database, often accessible by health
practitioners to access on a wide variety of patients, and most often used by hospitals
Electronic medical record: Often used in smaller healthcare practices, such as clinics, doctor's
offices, dentist's offices, etc., and, for the most part, only allows patient profiles to be pulled up
one by one
Nursing informatics vs. consumer healthcare informatics - correct answer ✔✔This seems
confusing, but actually isn't. Wherever the nurse's role ends, that's where nursing informatics
ends and consumer healthcare informatics begins. This includes pharmacies, home health
supply companies, and health insurance companies.
Also, consumer healthcare informatics is an umbrella, including nursing informatics.
According to Ms. Anderson, what are the top three ways in which nursing will most likely
change by 2030? - correct answer ✔✔-Wearable technology (e.g. like that in the military), will
prevail. For example, mini headsets may be used instead of cellphones so nurses no longer have
to physically hold a phone to their ear and can conduct patient care and talk to other
professionals seamlessly.
-Telemetry will become easier for patients to wear, meaning telemetry will most likely become
mandatory for patients instead of an option.
-Topical medication administration will become more and more prevalent so nurses do not have
to go through the often difficult process of administering pills...especially when it comes to
confused patients. In addition, medication injections will most likely become a dying art due to
advances in topical, oral, and intranasal medications.
What is the order of health informatics? - correct answer ✔✔-Health Informatics
