HI 410-Final Exam Study Questions
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1. Which of the following are not considered to be stake- educators
holders of digital health based on the WHO's defini-
tion?
A. patients
B. healthcare providers
C. healthcare administrators
D. data scientists
E. educators
2. What are the key characteristics of digital health? complex, multidisciplinary,
holistic
A. temporal, ethical, universal
B. interconnectivity, asynchronous, continuous
C. complex, multidisciplinary, holistic
D. accessible, usable, personable
E. educative, evocative, entertaining
3. Which statement best captures one expectation of data scientists are expect-
stakeholders in digital health? ing that digital health will
allow them to collect better
A. patients are expecting to be able to deliver care quality data about health
themselves
B. providers are expecting to have fewer patients due
to digital health's automation
C. administrators are expecting that digital health will
market more services to more patients
D. data scientists are expecting that digital health will
allow them to collect better quality data about health
E. educators are expecting that digital health will allow
them to deliver more educational materials
4.
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What are some commonly used techniques to mitigate encryption and multifactor
security risks in digital health? authentication
A. biometric and telemarket
B. self-check application and dongle
C. security by obscurity
D. role-based access and database access
E. encryption and multifactor authentication
5. Digital health should operate following the traditional autonomy, beneficence,
approach of medical ethics, including: nonmaleficence, and jus-
tice
A. automation, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and jus-
tification
B. supervision, justice, beneficence, and helpfulness
C. autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and jus-
tice
D. self-support, assistance, access, and equity
6. Rapid growth of technology drives advances in digital security and privacy risks
health but also introduces new challenges, such as:
A. security and privacy risks
B. social media crosscheck
C. proliferating health news from multiple channels
D. integration with personal records
E. new networks to provide service
7. Patients of digital health are expecting that: communication and care
will be personalized to
A. medicine can be replaced by technology their context
B. communication and care will be personalized to
their context
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C. travel will no longer be required to access any ser-
vice
D. they will have freedom in choosing providers
E. healthcare entities provide the technology for ac-
cessing digital health
8. Digital health may facilitate: interconnectivity between
fractured systems in
A. faster medication orders healthcare
B. access to personal health history for organizations
and institutions
C. spread of medical tourism
D. advanced technology such as universal medication
box
E. interconnectivity between fractured systems in
healthcare
9. What are two forms of interactivity that can be found synchronous and asyn-
in digital health? chronous
A. synchronous and asynchronous
B. direct and indirect
C. personal and community
D. physical and virtual
E. symmetrical and asymmetrical
10. What has been reported as a challenge in telemedi- feelings of depersonaliza-
cine? tion
A. successful communication over the distance
B. feelings of depersonalization
C. convenient access to specialized services
D. improved professional education
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E. reduction in health care costs, for example, from
readmissions
11. What would be considered as key mobile health capa- context sensitivity, allow-
bilities? ing personalization of in-
tervention to fit with pa-
A. capability to transmit large images such as x-rays tients situations and con-
and MRI scans ditions
B. connectivity with health information exchange
C. reliable communication channel that will always be
available
D. context sensitivity, allowing personalization of inter-
vention to fit with patients situations and conditions
E. providing sensitive health information to peer net-
work via social networking
12. Which are NOT commonly used technology for CHI? bulletin boards and online
discussion groups
A. bulletin boards and online discussion groups
B. wearable sensors such as glucose monitors
C. medical devices
D. smartphone apps
E. Internet of Things (IoT)
13. What would be a correct statement about CHI? CHI focuses on patient
and consumer engage-
A. CHI focuses on patient and consumer engagement ment with the goal of em-
with the goal of empowering consumers to take own- powering consumers to
ership of their health information, which could pro- take ownership of their
mote healthier lifestyles health information, which
B. CHI facilitates deeper understanding between pa- could promote healthier
tient and provider using technology such as mobile lifestyles
apps and smartphones
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1. Which of the following are not considered to be stake- educators
holders of digital health based on the WHO's defini-
tion?
A. patients
B. healthcare providers
C. healthcare administrators
D. data scientists
E. educators
2. What are the key characteristics of digital health? complex, multidisciplinary,
holistic
A. temporal, ethical, universal
B. interconnectivity, asynchronous, continuous
C. complex, multidisciplinary, holistic
D. accessible, usable, personable
E. educative, evocative, entertaining
3. Which statement best captures one expectation of data scientists are expect-
stakeholders in digital health? ing that digital health will
allow them to collect better
A. patients are expecting to be able to deliver care quality data about health
themselves
B. providers are expecting to have fewer patients due
to digital health's automation
C. administrators are expecting that digital health will
market more services to more patients
D. data scientists are expecting that digital health will
allow them to collect better quality data about health
E. educators are expecting that digital health will allow
them to deliver more educational materials
4.
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What are some commonly used techniques to mitigate encryption and multifactor
security risks in digital health? authentication
A. biometric and telemarket
B. self-check application and dongle
C. security by obscurity
D. role-based access and database access
E. encryption and multifactor authentication
5. Digital health should operate following the traditional autonomy, beneficence,
approach of medical ethics, including: nonmaleficence, and jus-
tice
A. automation, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and jus-
tification
B. supervision, justice, beneficence, and helpfulness
C. autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and jus-
tice
D. self-support, assistance, access, and equity
6. Rapid growth of technology drives advances in digital security and privacy risks
health but also introduces new challenges, such as:
A. security and privacy risks
B. social media crosscheck
C. proliferating health news from multiple channels
D. integration with personal records
E. new networks to provide service
7. Patients of digital health are expecting that: communication and care
will be personalized to
A. medicine can be replaced by technology their context
B. communication and care will be personalized to
their context
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C. travel will no longer be required to access any ser-
vice
D. they will have freedom in choosing providers
E. healthcare entities provide the technology for ac-
cessing digital health
8. Digital health may facilitate: interconnectivity between
fractured systems in
A. faster medication orders healthcare
B. access to personal health history for organizations
and institutions
C. spread of medical tourism
D. advanced technology such as universal medication
box
E. interconnectivity between fractured systems in
healthcare
9. What are two forms of interactivity that can be found synchronous and asyn-
in digital health? chronous
A. synchronous and asynchronous
B. direct and indirect
C. personal and community
D. physical and virtual
E. symmetrical and asymmetrical
10. What has been reported as a challenge in telemedi- feelings of depersonaliza-
cine? tion
A. successful communication over the distance
B. feelings of depersonalization
C. convenient access to specialized services
D. improved professional education
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E. reduction in health care costs, for example, from
readmissions
11. What would be considered as key mobile health capa- context sensitivity, allow-
bilities? ing personalization of in-
tervention to fit with pa-
A. capability to transmit large images such as x-rays tients situations and con-
and MRI scans ditions
B. connectivity with health information exchange
C. reliable communication channel that will always be
available
D. context sensitivity, allowing personalization of inter-
vention to fit with patients situations and conditions
E. providing sensitive health information to peer net-
work via social networking
12. Which are NOT commonly used technology for CHI? bulletin boards and online
discussion groups
A. bulletin boards and online discussion groups
B. wearable sensors such as glucose monitors
C. medical devices
D. smartphone apps
E. Internet of Things (IoT)
13. What would be a correct statement about CHI? CHI focuses on patient
and consumer engage-
A. CHI focuses on patient and consumer engagement ment with the goal of em-
with the goal of empowering consumers to take own- powering consumers to
ership of their health information, which could pro- take ownership of their
mote healthier lifestyles health information, which
B. CHI facilitates deeper understanding between pa- could promote healthier
tient and provider using technology such as mobile lifestyles
apps and smartphones
