MIDTERM HMIS DATA QUALITY

Question 1

% of items that must
“pass” before a lot is
accepted

Answer 1

Production standard

Question 2

The machine or team that produced or assembled the lot

Answer 2

Production unit

Question 3

% of clients who received a service in a defined period of time

Answer 3

Coverage

Question 4

The district where these services are delivered

Answer 4

Supervision Unit

Question 5

A batch of items produced in given time by the production unit

Answer 5

Lot

Question 6

A county or sub-counties or cities in a given district where services are being delivered

Answer 6

Supervision area

Question 7

LQAS

Answer 7

Lot Quality Assurance Sampling

Question 8

RDQA

Answer 8

Routine Data Quality Assessment

Question 9

ETL

Answer 9

Extract, Transform, Load

Question 10

DQM

Answer 10

Data Quality Management

Question 11

FMEA

Answer 11

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

Question 12

80/20

Answer 12

Pareto Analysis

Question 13

FTA

Answer 13

Fault Tree Analysis

Question 14

CRT

Answer 14

Current Reality Tree

Question 15

Ishikawa/ Cause-end -effect Diagram

Answer 15

Fishbone Diagram

Question 16

breaks a problem down to its root cause

Answer 16

Kepner-Tregoe Technique

Question 17

First generation of data quality tools was
characterized by dedicated ________________designed to address normalization and
reduplication

Answer 17

data cleansing
tools

Question 18

ETL are used which
focus on ________

Answer 18

Data Quality Management

Question 19

An approach for identifying the underlying
cause/s of an incident so that the most effective
solutions can be identified and implemented

Answer 19

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

Question 20

Goal of RCA

Answer 20

to improve the quality of products and
services by using systematic ways to address
problems in order to be effective (Bowen, 2011)

Question 21

Among the core building blocks in
continuous improvement efforts of an
organization

Answer 21

Techniques in Root Cause Analysis

Question 22

Aims to find various modes of failure within a
system

Answer 22

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

Question 23

A step-by-step approach for identifying all
possible failures in a design or in manufacturing
or assembly process or a product or service

Answer 23

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

Question 24

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS Used when:

Answer 24

-new product or process
-Changes in a product
-When a problem is reported through
customer feedback

Question 25

RPN

Answer 25

Risk Prevalence Number

Question 26

other name of Pareto Analysis

Answer 26

Law of the vital few/ The Principle of factors sparsity

Question 27

pareto analysis is named after

Answer 27

Vilfredo Pareto

Question 28

Pareto Analysis is used when:

Answer 28

multiple potential causes to a problem

Question 29

FTA based on the logic of?

Answer 29

Boolean Logic

Question 30

Boolean Operators

Answer 30

or, and, not

Question 31

At the heart of Boolean logic is the idea that all values are either___________________

Answer 31

true or false.

Question 32

FTA is used in

Answer 32

Risk and Safety analysis

Question 33

Is a structured brainstorming tool using categories to explore root causes for an undesirable effect; Useful in grouping causes into categories

Answer 33

Fishbone Diagram

Question 34

Various decision to address problem are outlined to ensure that actions recommended are sustainable

Answer 34

KEPNER-TREGOE TECHNIQUE

Question 35

The output event occurs if all input events occur.

Answer 35

AND gate

Question 36

The output occurs if at least one of the input events occurs.

Answer 36

OR gate

Question 37

An event which is not further developed. It is a basic event that does not need further resolution.

Answer 37

Undeveloped event

Question 38

The output event occurs if all input events occur in a specific sequence.

Answer 38

Priority AND gate

Question 39

The output event occurs if exactly one input event occurs.

Answer 39

XOR gate

Question 40

An event that is normally expected to occur. In general, these events can be set to occur or not occur, i.e they have a fixed probability of 0 or1.

Answer 40

House event -

Question 41

The input event occurs if all input events occur and additional conditional events occur

Answer 41

Inhibit gate

Question 42

The output event occurs if k or more of the inpute events occur

Answer 42

voting gate

Question 43

a specific condition or restriction that can apply to any gate

Answer 43

conditional event

Question 44

a basic initiating fault (or failure event)

Answer 44

basic event

Question 45

indicates a transfer continuation to a sub tree

Answer 45

transfer symbol