What is the informatics?

A. Informatics is the computer science and information science.

B. Informatics is the computer graphic and design
C. Informatics is the computer and news
D. Informatics is the Engineering and Technology
ANSWER A

When have nurses become proficient in utilizing and adapting complex

technology into caring nursing practice?
A. Since George Washing tone 1732 to 1799
B. Since Florence Nightingale and Jeanne Mance founded the first hospital
in Canada in 1642
C. Since James Madison 1751 to 1836
D. 1650
ANSWER B

How is the technology of nursing informatics used for education

applications?
A. The rules of education through distance and online learning
B. Make something fun
C. Help my thinking better
D. Make my work more busy than usual

ANSWER A
Why online learning is an appropriate option for most people who are
willing to continue with advent education?
A. Make my work more busy than usual
B. provided a unique opportunity for individuals who have busy
schedules to complete a degree program
C. People will know that I am a good student
D. Help my thinking better
ANSWER B
What is information literacy?
A. About the comments to someone else
B. Nurses like to see any activities new in their care
C. Informatics’ skill supports nurses in education environments as well
as work environments
D. Information is sometimes not realistic
ANSWER C
What is the education environment for nursing today?
A. Learning environment using a computer system
B. Education environments evolved from a technological
C. Technology helps shape ways to facilitate education
D. Technology helps only in business
ANSWER D

In practice management, the nurse manager always of those except the

one they are aware of:
A. ensuring the successful deployment of a skilled
B. and trained workforce and oversee patient care
C. they are engaged in clinically related activities
D. But not providing direct patient care
ANSWER D

In Medical Informatics is found at the intersection of the healthcare and

technology:
A. It is where skills in both medical and computer sciences come
together to improve healthcare and patient outcomes
B. It is where the skills in both medical and computer sciences working
separately to improve healthcare and patient outcomes.
C. It is where the skills in both medical and computer sciences are not
used for patient care outcomes.
D. they are engaged in clinically related activities

ANSWER A
What is the Image Informatics/ Radiology Informatics or Medical Imaging
Informatics?
A. It is devoted to the study of how information about and contained
within medical images is retrieved, analyzed, enhanced, and
exchanged throughout the medical enterprise
B. It is a study of the pictures and viewers that are shared on social
media.
C. It is a study of nonmedical images
D. B and C are the right answers

ANSWER A

What is Pharmacy Informatics mean?

A. Focuses on leveraging technology systems to ensure optimal
patient safety, compliance, and health outcomes
B. Medication selection, use, and administration
C. Focuses on the pharmacist and nurse working together every shift.
D. The A and B is the right answer

ANSWER D

What are the benefits of nursing informatics for nurses? (Choose one that is
not correct)
A. Have more time for patient care
B. Facilitation of data collection for research
C. Make patient situation getting worse
D. Electronically stored client records

ANSWER C

What variety of ways that technology will help shape a nursing education
environment? (Choose one that is incorrect)
 A. campus-based classrooms
B. Hybrid systems that integrate both campus-based and online classes.
C. Staff nurses use computer systems for education
D. Through the books is enough
ANSWER D
What is the nursing administration role (manager)? (Choose one that
incorrect)
A. Make sure the appropriate number of staff nurses to ensure patient care
is safe and care provided.
B. Handle large amounts of data during any given day.
C. Increase Job satisfaction
D. Working less than clinical staff
ANSWER D
How does the practice management to delivery of health care services?
A. By creating positive work environments
B. By cutting down the staff
C. Not appointing a nursing manager/head nurse to oversee patient care
D. Deployment of an unskilled and untrained workforce
ANSWER A

In practice management, why must the nurse manager ensure that workloads
are going well and balanced? (Choose one incorrect)
A. If excessive workload is a major cause of stress for nurses
B. Staff getting more money
C. cause job dissatisfaction
D. cause some negative factors to happen
ANSWER B
How does a nurse manager prepare the scheduling for their nurses? (Choose
one incorrect)
A. Nursing Hour of Care per Patient Day
B. Collecting data is achieved by using administrative data sets
C. If they agree to work more hours than usual.
D. Can be divided number of nursing hours allocated to
 ANSWER C
Why each ward needs to have a nurse in charge of their own ward? (Choose
one incorrect)
A. The ward can allocate those hours of care by shift and day of the week
B. Wards can apply their change based on changes to the characteristics
C. Because hospitals need them
D. By the average number of patients on the ward.
ANSWER C
How does the nurse manager organize the schedule with the multiple
experiences/skills of nurses? (Choose one incorrect)
A. nurse managers have to staff their wards with the appropriate number
and mix of staff
B. To ensure patients are safe and receive quality care
C. their staff not overworked
D. Number is more important than skills
ANSWER D
What are the reasons for the nursing shortage in the world? The answer is
more than one.
A. Shortages result from challenges with educational
B. Hard for them to choose to be a nurse
C. More nursing job opportunities
D. Less entrepreneurial opportunities in this field
ANSWER A
In scheduling for the nursing care, what is it mean to you for the word of skill
mix? (Choose the incorrect answer)
A. Skills mix on a ward or unit can also contribute to the individual nurses’
workload
B. Skills mix refers to the different levels of
C. qualifications, level of a nurse (registered or enrolled), experience levels
and expertise of staff
D. Skill mix refers only to those who have a high level of experience as a
nurse.
 ANSWER C
What happens if you are nursing manager have poor communication to staff
nurses? (Choose the incorrect answer)
A. It has been identified as a source of errors
B. Team grows themselves
C. Job dissatisfaction
D. and a contributor to nurse turnover intentions
ANSWER B

How can nursing informatics address the healthcare

challenges of an aging population and workforce shortages
effectively and efficiently?

A. Nursing informatics improves healthcare by increasing doctor-

patient interaction time.
B. Nursing informatics uses data analytics to predict patient
needs and allocate resources.
C. Nursing informatics focuses on developing new medical
equipment for elderly care.
D. Nursing informatics reduces costs by cutting workforce training
programs for nurses.

ANSWER B

How does Nursing Informatics enhance ASHA's role under

NRHM in rural healthcare delivery using technology
effectively?

A. Nursing Informatics enhances ASHA's role by facilitating

remote patient monitoring and timely interventions.
B. Nursing Informatics replaces ASHA's role by automating all
healthcare tasks and duties.
 C. Nursing Informatics has no impact on ASHA's role in rural
healthcare delivery and management.
D. Nursing Informatics diminishes ASHA's role by reducing the
need for human interaction and support.

ANSWER A

What high-paying career opportunities are available to

professionals specializing in Nursing Informatics in the
healthcare sector?

A. Professionals can work as healthcare IT project managers or

medical informatics consultants.
B. Nursing informatics careers include clinical data analyst and
healthcare informatics specialist.
C. Nursing informatics offers high-paying roles such as nurse
informatics specialist and clinical informatics coordinator.
D. Professionals can work as medical records clerks or
healthcare administrators.

ANSWER C

How do home computer networks support high-risk clients in

accessing essential health information and resources
effectively?

A. Home computer networks provide high-risk clients with

limited access to health information and resources.
B. Computer networks in homes enable high-risk clients to
access health information via online platforms.
C. High-risk clients use computer networks in homes primarily
for non-health related purposes and resources.
D. Computer networks in homes are not effective in providing
high-risk clients with essential health resources.
ANSWER B
How does technology advancement optimize data collection
and analysis to inform nursing practice decisions effectively?

a) Technology advancement enables manual data entry for

nursing practice decisions effectively every day.
 b) Technology advancement allows healthcare organizations to
ignore and delete nursing data.
c) Technology advancement optimizes data collection and
analysis through automated processes and algorithms.
d) Technology advancement requires nurses to spend more time
on data collection and less on patient care.
ANSWER C

How do Nurse Informaticists facilitate effective system

design and implementation between nursing and IT
departments collaboratively?

A. Nurse Informaticists facilitate effective system design

through independent decision-making processes.
B. Nurse Informaticists facilitate effective system design by
communicating nursing needs to IT departments.
C. Nurse Informaticists facilitate effective system design and
implementation through collaborative workflow analysis.
D. Nurse Informaticists design and implement systems
independently without IT department input.
ANSWER C

What limitations of health information technology may

compromise patient care and safety in nursing informatics?

A. Insufficient training of healthcare staff may lead to misuse of

health information technology.
B. Technical issues such as equipment malfunction and
software glitches can compromise patient care.
C. Overreliance on technology may lead to decreased critical
thinking skills in healthcare professionals.
D. Health information technology may not be accessible to all
patients, exacerbating health disparities.

ANSWER B

How does informatics facilitate effective care coordination

and identify process gaps in hospital settings and
communities?
 A. Informatics streamlines care coordination by automating
tasks and enhancing communication.
B. Informatics facilitates care coordination by identifying
process gaps and improving staffing.
C. Informatics enables care coordination by providing real-time
data and analytics to support decision-making.
D. Informatics supports care coordination by integrating data,
identifying process gaps, and enhancing communication
across hospital settings and communities.
ANSWER D

How does Nursing Informatics prioritize patient care

differently than Health Care Informatics' focus on
compliance?

a) Nursing Informatics prioritizes patient care through

individualized plans and continuous monitoring.
b) Nursing Informatics prioritizes patient care by solely relying on
medical records and diagnoses.
c) Nursing Informatics prioritizes patient care by only considering
hospital finances and resource allocation.
d) Nursing Informatics prioritizes patient care through random,
non-structured interventions and assessments.

ANSWER A

What roles should nurses assume during the system design

phase of clinical information systems development projects?

A. Nurses should focus solely on training to use the new

system during implementation.
B. Nurses should assume the roles of end-users and testers of
the system.
C. Nurses should act as project managers and designers of the
clinical information systems.
D. Nurses should participate in defining requirements,
designing workflows, and testing the system.

ANSWER D
How does nursing informatics facilitate data generation to
enhance patient care and optimize nursing practices
effectively?

a) Nursing informatics optimizes data analysis to improve patient

outcomes and nursing practices effectively always.
b) Informatics in nursing promotes data generation to evaluate
methods of patient care and treatment options.
c) Nursing informatics mainly focuses on data storage to support
evidence-based nursing practices and research.
d) Informatics nursing enhances data security to protect patient
information and maintain confidentiality only.

ANSWERB

How do informatics functions support decision-making and

evaluation of evidence-based nursing practices and
treatments?

a) Informatics functions provide irrelevant data to support nursing

practices and treatments.
b) Informatics functions hinder decision-making and evaluation of
evidence-based nursing practices.
c) Informatics functions analyze data to support decision-making
and evaluate nursing practices.
d) Informatics functions replace the need for human evaluation of
evidence-based nursing practices.

ANSWER C

How do Electronic Medical Records enhance nursing

efficiency and reduce documentation expenses while
improving quality care?

A. EMRs automate tasks, streamline workflows, and reduce

transcription errors, improving quality care and reducing
expenses.
B. EMRs increase documentation time, reduce accuracy, and
compromise patient data security, raising expenses.
C. EMRs prioritize data collection over patient care, creating
unnecessary expenses and compromising quality care.
 D. EMRs have no impact on nursing efficiency, documentation
expenses, or quality care, maintaining the status quo.

ANSWER A
How do computer-based simulations support practice
programs in enhancing nursing students' clinical decision-
making skills effectively?

A. Computer simulations support practice programs by

providing realistic patient scenarios and outcomes.
B. Simulations promote critical thinking and problem-solving
skills through interactive and immersive experiences.
C. Computer-based simulations enhance clinical decision-
making skills by allowing students to analyze and respond to
simulated patient data.
D. Practice programs supported by computer simulations focus
primarily on developing technical nursing skills.

ANSWER C

How do computerized self-evaluation tools enhance nursing

students' medical knowledge through immediate feedback
mechanisms effectively?

A. Computerized self-evaluation tools provide immediate

feedback to enhance students' medical knowledge retention.

B. Immediate feedback mechanisms in computerized self-

evaluation tools promote students' self-assessment and
reflection.
C. Computerized self-evaluation tools offer immediate feedback
that corrects students' misconceptions and reinforces accurate
medical knowledge.
D. Immediate feedback in computerized self-evaluation tools
helps students track their progress and identify knowledge
gaps.

ANSWER C
How does utilizing medical billing software enhance data
management for vast patient-related information in nursing
informatics?

a) Medical billing software enhances data management by 'only'

storing patient demographics and insurance details.
b) Utilizing medical billing software streamlines data
management by organizing and analyzing vast patient data.
c) Medical billing software improves data management by 'only'
providing a platform for billing and claims processing.
d) Medical billing software enhances data management by 'just'
generating reports on patient billing and insurance claims.

ANSWER B

How do medical imaging tools like endoscopy integrate with

nursing informatics for enhanced patient monitoring
systems?

a) Medical imaging tools integrate with nursing informatics

through manual data entry by nurses.
b) Endoscopy tools integrate with nursing informatics through
wireless connectivity and automated data transfer.
c) Nursing informatics integrates with medical imaging tools
through physical connection to a computer.
d) Medical imaging tools integrate with nursing informatics
through a third-party data analyst.

ANSWER B

What job titles in Nursing Informatics are primarily

responsible for system implementation and clinical decision
support?

A. Clinical Informatics Specialist and Director of Clinical

Informatics are responsible for staff education.
B. Nursing Informatics Analyst and Clinical Decision Support
Specialist handle system implementation and CDS.
C. Chief Nursing Informatics Officer and Director of Nursing
Informatics oversee budget planning and resource
allocation.
 D. Informatics Nurse Specialist and Clinical Informatics
Coordinator focus on data analytics and reporting.
ANSWER B

How did Florence Nightingale utilize historical data analysis

to inform nursing practice and improve patient outcomes?

A. Florence Nightingale used data to identify hospital sanitation

issues and mortality rates.
B. Florence Nightingale relied solely on physician opinions for
care decisions and treatments.
C. Florence Nightingale focused primarily on patient
satisfaction surveys for quality improvement.
D. Florence Nightingale collected data on nurse staffing ratios
and their impact on patient care.

ANSWER A

How do computerized presentations facilitate the

simplification of complex medical data for nursing students
effectively?

a) Computerized presentations use animations to distract nursing

students from complex medical data.
b) Computerized presentations aid nursing educators in
organizing and simplifying complex medical data.
c) Computerized presentations require nursing students to have
advanced technical skills to understand complex medical data.
d) Computerized presentations limit the amount of complex
medical data that can be presented to nursing students.

ANSWER B

How does nursing informatics education enhance healthcare

quality through technology integration and curriculum
design?

A. Nursing informatics education improves healthcare quality

through efficient data management systems.
B. Nursing informatics education enhances healthcare quality
through technology integration and evidence-based
curriculum.
C. Nursing informatics education focuses solely on theoretical
knowledge without practical application.
D. Nursing informatics education has no significant impact on the
quality of healthcare services.