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The document consists of multiple-choice and matching questions related to nursing informatics, electronic health records, and telehealth. It covers topics such as the integration of patient information, the role of nursing informatics specialists, barriers to accessing online resources, and the benefits of electronic health records. The questions assess knowledge on terminology, technology applications, and the impact of informatics on patient care and nursing practice.

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The document consists of multiple-choice and matching questions related to nursing informatics, electronic health records, and telehealth. It covers topics such as the integration of patient information, the role of nursing informatics specialists, barriers to accessing online resources, and the benefits of electronic health records. The questions assess knowledge on terminology, technology applications, and the impact of informatics on patient care and nursing practice.

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I- Read the following MCO questions and choose only one correct answer

(20 Marks)
1-A nurse wants to integrate all pertinent patient information into one record, regardless of
the number of times a patient enters the health care system. Which term should the nurse
use to describe this system?
a. Electronic medical record
b. Electronic health record
c. Electronic charting record
d. Electronic problem record

2. The integration of nursing, computers, and information science for the management and
communication of data, information, knowledge, and wisdom is:
a. nursing informatics.
b. computer science.
c. medical informatics.
d. informatics.

3. The use of telemonitoring offers the opportunity to: (Select all that apply.)
a. reduce cost of health care.
b. improve patient satisfaction.
c. increase duplicate orders.
d. improve patient outcomes.
e. improve organization

4. The focus of nursing informatics is:


a. direct patient care.
b. increasing documentation time.
c. the introduction of different EHRs.
d. how patient care can be improved.

5-What is the role of a nursing informatics specialist? Select all that apply.
A.Assists with planning for workflow changes with implementation of computer systems
B. Serves as liahon between clinicines and informion technologies
c.Analyzes a variety of types of data for clinical research
d. Identifies programining errors in information technologies system

6.Teaches healthcare team how to use the slectronic health record symem 6. Review the
following: 38 years old; growth in height to 5'2": female gender, right gain of 15 pounds. This
list can be referred to as which of the following?
a. Information
b. Knowledge
c. Data
d. Patient record

7. What are the barriers to nurses' access to online, evidence-based resources at the bedside?
Select all that apply.
a. Time shortage
b. Demands of patient care
c. Nurses' motivation
d. Connectivity
e. Resistance of healthcare team for change

8. Which of the following can be considered as major development in Community


Health Nursing in terms of information technology.
a.Medication dispensing
b. Telehealth
c. Patient Monitoring
d.Prevention of epidemiological diseases through quality care

9. EHR is an acronym for


a. Emergency Health Record
b. Electronic Health Record
c. Emergency Health Repository
d. Electronic Health Repository

10. Which of the following may increase the price of EHR implementation?
a. Computer hardware
b. Staff training
c. System maintenance
d. All of these

11. Which of the following features is not a positive attribute of EHRs?


a. Enhanced accessibility to clinical information
b. Improved patient safety
c. Increased quality of patient care
d. Decreased efficiency and savings

12. Which of the following is a feature of the EHR?


a. Personal Health Record
b. Continuity of Care Record
c. Application Server Provider
d. Personal Care Record
13.A paper chart environment is less efficient and likely to prutuce excurs
a.ilLegible handwriting lends to misinterpretations of linters and prescription
B. in backtracking and searchingb Paper records are often mislaid resulting
c. Misfiled records cost time and money .
d. All of these are reasons thuit paper charts are less efficient and likely to moduct Errors

14. Adherence to a standardized nursing language will lead to:


a-A barrier in national interoperability.
B- A larger database of interventions
c-Improved evaluation of nursing outcomes.
d-Increased nursing competencies.

15. The focus of data analysis is to:


a.collect data from various sources.
b.evaluate data for efficiency.
c. identify data sources for later inclusion.
d.transform data into a usable form

16. While adopting new technology to enhance patient care and safety, nurses can continue
to provide:
a. compassionate care.
b. consumer empowerment.
c. self-management of wellness.
d. education about health care.

17-All of the following are benefits of implementing EHRs except:


a. Access to a patient's medical information is available at the patient's point of care.
b. The health-care provider can easily be informed of past medical history and family medical
history.
c. EHRs are more time-consuming than paper charts.
d. The health-care provider can easily be informed and access immunization records.

18- EMR is an abbreviation for which of the following?


a. Electronic Medical Record
b. Emergency Medical Record
c. Electronic Medical Resource
d. Electronic Method of Recording

19.. When might internet technologies benefit a health-care provider?


a. When accessing their EHR from a hospital.
b. When accessing their EHR from a nursing home.
c. When accessing their EHR from a home office.
d. All of these

20.the main goal for using technology in healtheares


a. Increased patient safety
b.have quality data
c. Reduce cost of health care.

II: Matching: select the correct answer from colum(A) to colum (B) (10 degree)
A B
1 The electronic is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities;
health record prevention of illness and injury; alleviation of suffering through the
(HER) diagnosis and treatment of human response; and advocacy in the care
of individuals families communities and populations.
2 Telehealth Is a technology which processes and communicates data, includes:
computers, voice, data and image sensing and communications
devices, graphics devices, multi-media storage
3 Information Is a collection of all of an individual's interactions with the health care
system that will be available electronically
4 Nursing is data has been interpreted, organized or structured to provide
Informatics (NI) meaning to the data
5 Telemedicine The delivery of health related services, enabled by the innovative use
of technology, such as videoconferencing, without the need for travel
6 Information Is defined as discrete entities that are described objectively without
technology interpretation
7 Knowledge It is therefore the delivery of medicine at a distance.
8 Nursing Theory is the application of computer science and information science to
nursing. NI promotes the generation, management and processing of
relevant data in order to use information and develop knowledge that
supports nursing in all practice domains.
9 Nursing Concepts propositions and definitions that represent a methodical
viewpoint and provide a framework for organizing and standardizing
nursing actions
10 Data As information that has been synthesized so that interrelationships
are identified and formalized resulting in decisions that guide practice.

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