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a MCPHS- Informatics- Mid-term Review

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Health information literacy is a combination of   show
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Information literacy is the ability to   show
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Computer literacy is ability to acquire and apply a basic understanding of   show
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4 Steps r/t Cognitive approach to information-seeking   show
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Strategies are techniques used for   show
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Strategies must be   show
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show Publication  
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Static information is often used for   show
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show Lack of percision, Terms may not be r/t desired content, Mass retrieval in multiple entries, Difficulty narrowing  
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Most commonly used controlled vocab in health care   show
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show Truncation  
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Boolean operators   show
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show And, Or, Not  
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Require consideration r/t Evaluation   show
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3 kinds of knowledge r/t Computer literacy   show
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show ROM, RAM  
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show ROM cannot be changed, RAM doesn't permanently store data  
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RAM function   show
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Measures memory, storage capacity and file size   show
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show 1 byte=8 bits  
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Examples r/t Optical storage   show
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show ROM:read only, R:write once, RAM:rewritable  
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show Alphanumeric/function entry, Voice entry, Image entry  
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show Monitor, Printer, Speaker  
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show Resource sharing & communication  
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show Set of instruction written in a structured programming language  
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Operating systems control   show
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Link b/w hardware and software   show
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show Open source software  
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show Perform specific tasks w/particular operating system  
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show What You See Is What You Get  
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Technique used to identify and rank basic IT skills needs by nurses r/t nursing education   show
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Database   show
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Program used to manage, organize and retrieve data from a database   show
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Hierarchical database r/t Design   show
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Many of older DBMS programs were developed using   show
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show Limitations w/large data sets, Used for one-to-one relationships, Measure qualitative data  
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show Network databases  
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show Records linked together by pointers that use a key piece of data  
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Relational databases consist of   show
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Relational databases r/t Ease of usage   show
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Fields vs. Records vs. Tables   show
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Tables r/t Records r/t Fields   show
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Label at the head of a column   show
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show Process of selecting desired records  
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Algorithim   show
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Basis r/t Forms and reports   show
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2 Types r/t Data manipulation   show
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Sorting   show
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show Primary is broadest and then narroms  
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Can be used to perform calculations on data in specified fields   show
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show Boolean arithmetic  
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show Decisions are reduced to true or false  
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And vs. Or vs. Not r/t Boolean logic   show
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Wildcard symbols   show
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show Table  
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show Data organized into fields(vertical) and records(horizontal)  
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Database consisting of a single table   show
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Relational database   show
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show Key field  
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List of all tables in a database   show
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Size of database r/t Necessity of a quickly referenced data dictionary   show
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show Administrative & clinical  
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show A:decisions made to ensure welfare of Pt and family, M:max improvement in health regardless of cost, O:improvement in health at point w/the greatest difference b/w benefits and costs of care  
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show Mandates to measure and quantify services, Financial pressures from increased demand for services, Pressure to recruit and retain health care workers, Management of workload, Efforts to reduce variation in practice  
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show Knowledge about past should improve ability to estimate what will happen in future  
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show Information available  
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3 Steps r/t Decisions   show
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Maximax criterion vs. Maximin criterion vs. Minimax criterion   show
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show Realism:weighted average for each alternative w/coefficients of 0 or 1, Expected:weighted average of each alternative  
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show Max:decision w/highest probability and alternative w/highest payoff, Rat:all decisions are equally likely  
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show Economic order quantity model, Balances ordering costs vs. costs of maintaining iventory to optimize ordering quantity  
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show Best consumption of resources to meet objective  
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Simulation   show
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Advantages vs. Disadvantages r/t Spreadsheets   show
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Data manipulation language allows non-programmers to   show
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show Directly interact w/database and pose conditions for retrieval  
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show C:real-time retrieval and queries, D:works retrospectively  
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Data marts are sorted by   show
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4 Categories of clinical decision support facilitated by the computer   show
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show Business transactions  
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show System capable of assembling, storing, manipulating and displaying geographically referenced material  
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Production jobs are used to perform   show
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System development/Project management function   show
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IT departments r/t Shift to off-site vendors   show
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Application support function   show
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Support function vs. Systems administration r/t Function   show
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show Chief information officer  
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Division of time r/t Manager   show
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Supervisor performs hands-on functions with   show
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show O:manages switchboard, T:support for equipment  
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Responsible for creating lasting impression of organization   show
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Systems analyst role   show
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Consultant services are acquired by this method, Contract basis   show
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show Mainframe:run large health care organization's core applications & rely upon proprietary operating systems, Mid-range:run medium-smaller organization's core applications & support specialized software w/large health care organizations  
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show W:support staff members for local & remote functions, P:document Pt information at point of care  
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Peripherals r/t Technology infrastructure   show
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Primary clients r/t IS departments   show
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show Depend upon type of organization  
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show C:find solutions w/limited resources, T:find solutions w/cutting-edge technology  
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show Teaching hospitals  
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show Ensure messages b/w systems are communicated effictively & reliably  
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show Formed after merger of serveral independent organizations  
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show Usually outsourced  
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Clinical decision support system(CDSS)function   show
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show Stress, Cognitive overload, Uncertainty, Increasing levels of scrutiny  
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Causes development of Knowledge-based systems   show
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Knowledge-based system are used to enhanced   show
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Conditions r/t CDSS acceptance resistance   show
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show C:focus on analysis of alternatives, K:knowledge is generated every time a decision is made  
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Stuctured vs. Unstructured vs. Semistructured decision-making   show
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show Semistructured  
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Knowledge r/t Decision-making   show
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Descriptive vs. Procedural knowledge   show
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Methods r/t Gaining procedural knowledge   show
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show Past, Present, Future, What if's  
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Reasoning vs. Inferencing   show
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Reasoning vs. Inferencing r/t Basis   show
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show Arden syntax, Guideline interchange format  
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show Medical knowledge in a manner that can be utilized by a computer  
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Intelligent agents ability   show
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Indication r/t Future size of data warehouses   show
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show Data  
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Process r/t Knowledge discover in large data sets   show
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show Over time  
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Backbone of most health iformation systems   show
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show Collect, store & track Pt information from admission to discharge  
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Interface is exchange of information b/w   show
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Interface avoids   show
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Advantage r/t Best of breed   show
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Data integration accomplishment   show
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show Information from numerous systems  
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show Automation  
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End user   show
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4 Perspectives r/t Health care information systems   show
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show User enters data, Transfer of data from interfaced systems, Automatic data transfer from other systems  
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show Location  
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show POS:device is located where information is required/collected, POC:data entered at bedside  
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System architecture ensures   show
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Data archive vs. Data purging   show
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Core component r/t eHealth   show
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show Electronic health record  
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Electronic health records constantly change d/t   show
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Core idea r/t Electronic health records   show
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Problems r/t Paper-based records   show
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show Institute of Medicine(IOM)  
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Advantages r/t Electronic health reports   show
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Downfall r/t Websites offering personal electronic health records   show
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show Remote access, Access to multiple information systems, Direct Pt access  
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Standardization of terms in naming data elements allows   show
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Every acute care hospital uses   show
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Classifications vs. Vocabularies vs. Nomenclatures   show
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show P:Pt has right to decide what info they will disclose, C:disclosed info will not be shared w/out permission  
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Properly designed electronic health record systems r/t Security   show
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Most important element r/t Electronic health record security   show
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Consumer shift r/t Electronic health record   show
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show Access, Integrity, Availability  
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show Data and information for specific purposes  
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show Measures organizations implement to protect information and systems  
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show The completeness and accuracy of data and information, Protection of data and information from processes that would invalidate them  
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Threats r/t Data integrity   show
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Availability is the ability to   show
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show Storage capabilities, Media life expectancies  
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show Record is maintained by multiple providers and shared when necessary  
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show Improvement of care, Reduction of medical errors, Reduction of administrative costs  
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show Past:hospital-owned material, Present:Pt has right to control use of their private health information  
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DNA & Human Genome Project r/t Pt privacy   show
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show Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996  
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show Standards and a regulatory framework, Mandate that HCP must obtain Pt consent before sharing their information  
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show Electronic signature  
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Health care informatics necessities   show
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