L1 & L2

Question 1

Computer Science

Answer 1

• Anything about programming and the use of mathematics, binary codes, algorithms

Question 2

Computer Technology

Answer 2

• is about the use of computers to aid the people in training technology usage
• support training technology

Question 3

Information Science

Answer 3

• Anything about information

- scientific and technical information

Question 4

Information Technology

Answer 4

• It is about the installation and management of hardware and software
• about data organization
• application of technology to solve business problems on a broad scale

Question 5

Medicine

Answer 5

Is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease

Question 6

Biomedicine

Answer 6

• AKA as Biomedical Science
• is the field of study
  that focuses on the areas of biology and chemistry
  that are relevant to healthcare

Question 7

3 General Areas of Specialty in Biomedicine

Answer 7

1. Life Sciences
2. Physiological Sciences
3. Bioengineering

Question 8

Digitalization

Answer 8

It refers to the continuous progress of technology in digitalizing concerning medicine and patient care

Question 9

3 Core Services of Radiology

Answer 9

1. Scheduling
2. Imaging
3. Reporting

Question 10

Scheduling is done under what system?

Answer 10

Radiologic Information System (RIS)

Question 11

Imaging is transferred in what system?

Answer 11

Picture Achieving and Communication System (PACS)

Question 12

Reporting is done under what system?

Answer 12

RIS & PACS

Question 13

Healthcare Information Technology (HIT)

Answer 13

The application of information processing involving both
computer hardware and software that deals with the
storage, retrieval, sharing, and use of health care
information, data, and knowledge for communication
and decision making

Question 14

Biomedical Informatics

Answer 14

• AKA Medical Informatics
• The study and application of methods to improve the
  management of patient data,

Question 15

Algorithm

Answer 15

A process for carrying out a complex task broken

down into simple decision and action steps

Question 16

Bioinformatics

Answer 16

The use of medical informatics methods to facilitate

research in molecular biology

Question 17

Checklist

Answer 17

A type of clinical decision tool: a form listing one or
more items of patient data to be collected before,
during or after an encounter; can be paper or
computer based

Question 18

Clinical Coding System

Answer 18

• A shortcut used for easier and faster transactions
• A limited list of preferred terms from which the
  user can draw one or more to express a concept
  such as patient data

Question 19

Clinical Data System

Answer 19

Any information system concerned with the capture, processing, or communication of patient data.

Question 20

Clinical Decision Tool

Answer 20

Any mechanical, paper, or electronic aid that collects or processes data from an individual patient to generate output that
aids clinical decisions during the doctor-patient encounter

Question 21

Clinical Information

Answer 21

• It is about any organized patient data or medical knowledge used in making clinical decisions
• the information considered in making clinical decisions

Question 22

Clinical Informatics

Answer 22

The use of medical informatics methods to aid management of

patients

Question 23

Communication

Answer 23

The exchange of information between agents (human or automated) face to face or using paper or electronic media

Question 24

Computer Vision

Answer 24

• AKA Image Interpretation
• The use of computer techniques to assist in the interpretation
  of images

Question 25

Confidentiality

Answer 25

The policies restricting access to a person’s data to those whom the patient agrees need access to them, except rarely in emergency and for the public good

Question 26

Security

Answer 26

The technical methods by which confidentiality is achieved

Question 27

Data Quality

Answer 27

The degree to which data items are appropriately represented to support decision making

Question 28

eHealth

Answer 28

The use of internet technology to access health and lifestyle information, services and support

Question 29

Electronic Patient Record

Answer 29

A computer based clinical data system designed to replace paper patient records.

Question 30

Tacit Knowledge

Answer 30

Knowledge that requires person to person contact to transfer | and cannot be communicated on paper or electronically

Question 31

Explicit Knowledge

Answer 31

Knowledge that can be communicated on paper or electronically, without person to person contact.

Question 32

Codification

Answer 32

The process of making explicit knowledge accessible to patient data

Question 33

Information Design

Answer 33

The science and practice of designing forms, reports, computer screens, etc, so that the information they contain can be found rapidly and interpreted without error

Question 34

Knowledge Base System

Answer 34

A computer decision support system with an explicit knowledge base and separate reasoner program that uses this to give advice or interpret data, often patient data

Question 35

Knowledge Base

Answer 35

A store of knowledge represented explicitly so that a computer can search and reason with it automatically

Question 36

Medical Informatics

Answer 36

- AKA Biomedical Informatics | - The study and application of methods to improve patient data management

Question 37

Patient Data

Answer 37

Information about an individual patient and potentially | relevant to decisions about her current or future health or illness