Multiple Choice Question 1 The 2020-2025 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan includes which of the

Multiple Choice Question 1 The 2020-2025 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan includes which of the following challenges in healthcare: The 2020-2025 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan includes which of the following challenges in healthcare: A. The continued lack of access to technology such as home broadband internet access for some populations B. Equal access to care for certain racial and ethnic groups but worse health outcomes. C. The unpredictable nature of emerging artificial intelligence models D. Flat healthcare spending models. Multiple Choice Question 2 _________is/are sometimes thought of as the highest form of common sense, resulting from accumulated knowledge or erudition (deep, thorough learning) or enlightenment (education that results in understanding and the dissemination of knowledge). A. Data B. Information C. Knowledge D. Wisdom Multiple Choice Question 3 The Data-Information-Wisdom-Knowledge paradigm is crucial for: A. The Data-Information-Wisdom-Knowledge paradigm is crucial for: B. Supporting the clinical decision making of nurses C. Building clinical decision support and artificial intelligence applications D. Understanding the technical and scientific aspects of informatics E. All of the above Multiple Choice Question 4 Nurses are considered “knowledge workers” because they: A. Rely less on performing skills safely and more on problem solving B. Are critical gatherers and users of data C. Primarily use information systems D. Depend on technology in healthcare Question 5 The nurse as a knowledge worker is evidenced in all of the following EXCEPT: A. Specialty set of competencies B. Specialty area of knowledge C. Reliance on information technology tools D. Valuing of physical over mental labor Question 6 Which of the following is a best practice for ensuring caring is present in high tech environments? A. Being more discrete when multi-tasking B. Relying primarily on technology to understand the patient’s story and needs C. Having the camera on when having a telehealth encounter D. Seeking one-size-fits-all technology solutions so as to be more efficient Question 7 From which perspective does cognitive science study the mind, intelligence, and behavior? A. Philosophical B. Sociological C. Information processing D. Discipline science Question 8 Which of these best reflects a definition of availability bias? A. Valuing of easily recalled information over other types of evidence B. Decision support technology issue in which only data available to you agency’s EHR is used C. Access of care issue based only on what physician’s are available in certain communities D. Ignoring information that doesnt support your specific point of view Question 9 Which of the following is NOT a basic element of information systems: A. Input B. Output C. Signals D. Processing Question 10 From the article by Yen et al, why is adaptation more valuable as compared to just adoption or acceptance of health information technology? A. Adaptation reflects the need for workflows to adjust to technology and not the other way around B. Acceptance and Adoption reflect a more dynamic state of integrating technology as compared to Adaptation C. Adoption and acceptance are actually more important than adaptation D. Adaptation behaviors reflect the reality that technology is always changing Question 11 The sociotechnical model differs from the golden triangle model in terms of: A. Scope of information technology work B. Specificity of model elements C. Valuing of technical solutions as the primary means of solving process problems D. One is more focused on project management versus the other Question 12 Which of the following is an attribute of information science: A. Engineering of information systems to align with machine learning models B. Utilization of the universal system model as a basic theory C. Promoting a political agenda of expanding library funding D. Providing the quantitative side of computer science Question 13 The ANA position statement on the ethical use of artificial intelligence calls on nurses to: A. Engage in testing efforts but to leave the design work to professional builders and analysts B. Respect AI outputs because computers do not have the capacity for generating bias C. Engage in research and advocacy efforts that promote ethical analysis and practice related to AI D. Anticipate that AI models will only impact practice in the next five to ten years Question 14 In thinking about informatics as an important skill and knowledge set for all nurses, you should consider: A. Technology as both a barrier and benefit to closing inclusivity and equality gaps B. Informatics knowledge and skill as useful for change management but not necessarily as a tool for advocacy or holistic care due to data gaps C. The lack of clarity as to its status as a specialty practice due to the absence of theories, research, and value to nursing practice D. Informatics as a computerization of paper documentations to promote efficiency Question 15 Which of the following is true about informatics as a specialty: A. Only nurses with a masters degree or specialty certification can call themselves informatics specialists B. Only nurse informaticists need to a demonstrate and seek informatics competencies found in the AACN Essentials and ANA nursing informatics scope of practice document C. Informatics as a specialty if primarily focused on technologies such as computers and mobile devices D. Informatics as a specialty supports patients, nurses, and all members of the interprofessional team Question 16 Which of the following are benefits of cloud computing? A. Near unlimited data storage B. Expanded options for software, platform and infrastructure services C. Elimination of the need for local storage device or onsite data storage D. All of the above Question 17 Which of the following is a false myth about the impact of artificial intelligence on nursing practice? A. Replacement of many nursing cognitive requirements B. Expanded neural networks in terms of human and computer interfacing C. Augmenting and supporting specialty knowledge D. Greater capacity for conversational generation of text from large data sets and diverse sources Question 18 The evolution of informatics specialties and sub-specialties indicates that: A. A lack of collaboration across specialties and sub-specialties B. Informatics is not a true discipline C. Progressively siloed domain knowledge is crucial to disciplinary scope D. The natural scientific evolution of emerging disciplines is occurring Question 19 Computer science contributes to nursing informatics through… A. Universal models of information pathways B. Theory and practice that informs technology design and engineering C. Hardware components D. Software components Question 20 Which of the following is TRUE In terms of how technology can support patient-centered care by: A. Expand available data allowing for greater patient “knowing” B. Remove barriers that might interfere with directly connecting with the patients C. Completely eliminate bias through artificial intelligence tools D. Replace the patient-to-nurse negotiation and rapport building process

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