MHA 705 – Information Science & Systems Exam (35 Questions) – Data Integrity, CBIS, Information Processing | Louisiana State University Shreveport

This document contains 35 expertly verified exam questions and answers for Module 2 of the MHA 705: Healthcare Informatics course at Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS), for the 2025 academic year. The module focuses on the foundations of information, information science, and information systems as applied in healthcare and organizational contexts. Topics covered include: Differences between data, information, and knowledge Qualities of high-value information (accuracy, timeliness, reliability, completeness, etc.) Data integrity and common threats (human error, malware, hardware failure) The science of information and its interdisciplinary nature Computer-Based Information Systems (CBIS) vs. manual systems Information processing concepts such as latent and manifest information The role of information systems in decision-making, feedback, and dynamic data adjustment This resource is highly suitable for graduate students in Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) programs, as well as students in health information management, public health informatics, healthcare data analytics, and IT systems management. It is also a useful guide for professionals and administrators looking to strengthen their knowledge in healthcare information systems and infrastructure. The questions are concise and directly aligned with healthcare applications, offering a practical foundation for exam preparation or coursework support. Keywords: information science, data integrity, information systems, CBIS, data vs information, information processing, health informatics, system feedback, high-quality data, healthcare data, IS components, latent vs manifest data, organizational information, information value, information networks