This Midterm is comprehensive and covers all course materials to date.
The Midterm covers Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 and also COs 1, 2, 3, 4.
The Midterm has 15 multiple-choice questions (10 points each) with a total point value of 150 points.
You will have 2 hours to take the Midterm.
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Score for this quiz: 140 out of 150
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Question 1
10 / 10 pts
(CO 1) An EHR is defined by the fact that there is collection of data from multiple sources, that provide decision support, and:
Provides for continuity of care
Shares data with patients
Is used at the point of care
Affords a paperless environment
Question 2
10 / 10 pts
(CO 2) EDMS is likely to eliminate which HIM department function:
Coding
Data quality
Analysis
Assembly
Question 3
10 / 10 pts
(CO 2) Which of the following is a gap in a physician office EHR environment where a document imaging system can be of value?
Chart conversion to backfill active patient records
Overcoming the hybrid record issue
Communicating with the hospital
Replace the practice management system
Question 4
10 / 10 pts
(CO 3) What is the name of the model act relating to the use of electronic online communications and contracts, electronic records, and online signatures?
New Jersey Admin. Code title. § 8:43G-15.2(b)(1)(1998)
Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003
The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act of July 1999
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Question 5
10 / 10 pts
(CO 3) An EHR is more like a program than a project because the EHR:
Represents a change
Has no clear beginning and end
Has a high cost
Requires great attention to detail
Question 6
0 / 10 pts
(CO 4) An example of a mechanical system is:
Healthcare system
Autopilot navigation system
Automobile
Human body
Chapter 2, p. 32
Question 7
10 / 10 pts
(CO 3) Which of the following is a characteristic of a project (in comparison to a program)?
Line and staff reporting relationship
Focuses on mission of organization
Dedicated resources are primarily used
Activities are performed once
Question 8
10 / 10 pts
(CO 4) The use of what tool would provide both the monetary and qualitative benefits to help build a business case for the CEO’s support of an EHR project?
Return on investment analysis
Payback period
Benefits portfolio
Benchmarking
Question 9
10 / 10 pts
(CO 1) Which of the following main categories of information systems that comprise the EHR contributes data to an EHR?
Core clinical systems
Connectivity systems
Supporting infrastructure
Source systems
Question 10
10 / 10 pts
(CO 4) In understanding the characteristics of information systems, what must be present to tie component objects together?
Unity of purpose
Relationships
Attributes
Boundaries
Question 11
10 / 10 pts
(CO 3) Dependencies in a migration path may be illustrated by:
Dashed lines
Linkages between components
Building blocks, steps, or phases
Arrows connecting components
Question 12
10 / 10 pts
(CO 4) The most difficult aspect of workflow and process improvement in healthcare is:
Mapping processes performed mentally
Capturing repetitive processes
Engaging nurses in learning their preferences for workflows
Reflecting how the new system is to be used
Question 13
10 / 10 pts
(CO 3) A key strategy to gain user involvement in a health IT project is:
Communicate with users frequently to educate and alleviate concerns
Assign as many users as possible to committees
Require each user to take a course in the EHR being implemented from the vendor
Avoid discussing the EHR with users until close to go-live
Question 14
10 / 10 pts
(CO 2) The HIE architecture most preferred for its privacy support is:
Federated
Cooperative
Consolidated
Hybrid
Question 15
10 / 10 pts
(CO 1) To arrive at information, _________ are required.
Prompts a user to enter student id, current class grade in GPA format (e.g. 3.5), current class number of credits, overall GPA, and overall number of credits (use Scanner for input).
Calculates student’s new overall GPA based
Displays the input data along with new GPA to the console. To calculate new overall GPA: ((current-class-GPA times current-class-credits) plus (overallGPA times overall-credits)) divided by (current-class-credits + overall-credits) For example, given current class 3.5 and 3 credits and overall GPA 3.0 and 9 credits: ((3.5*3) + (3.0*9)) / (3+9) = 3.125 new overall GPA
(1) Prompts a user to enter student two numbers and symbol for operation such as ‘+’, ‘-‘, ‘*’, and ‘/’ (use Scanner for input).
(2) Code uses nested if statement or switch to perform the operation on the two numbers
(3) If the provided symbol is valid, displays the input data along with the result of the calculation to the console. Otherwise displays error message
LAWS310 Week 1-: Course Project Part 1Week 1: Course Project Part 1 Refer to the Course Project Overview page located in the Introduction & Resources module to preview the course project's weekly milestones (Weeks 1-6) and the final deliverable due in Week 7. Week 1: Choose a name for your LLCYour assignment this week is to choose a name for your hypothetical LLC. The name must be unique and cannot already be in use. Once you have chosen your name, go to Better Legal Links to an external site., choose your State, and check to see if your business name is available. Your assignment this week will be the submission of your unique LLC name. You may provide this LLC name in either this submission page's text entry box or as a file attachment. For the latter method, submit a Microsoft Word document named in this format: LastName_LAWS310_Course-Project_Part1.docx.Remember to submit the assignment before 11:59 PM Mountain Time on Sunday at the end of the week.
Chapter 2, p. 32