Question 1

A patient with a tumor consisting of only one type of skin cancer cell might participate in a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  basket trial. 
B)  state trial. 
C)  umbrella trial. 
D)  baseline trial. 
A)  basket trial. 
B)  state trial. 
C)  umbrella trial. 
D)  baseline trial. C

Question 2

Clinical trials organized around molecular information:

Accepted Answer

A)  have a long history. 
B)  are a recent phenomenon. 
C)  cannot be funded by the government. 
D)  require state permits. 
A)  have a long history. 
B)  are a recent phenomenon. 
C)  cannot be funded by the government. 
D)  require state permits. B

Question 3

A hospital that lacks molecular testing lacks the ability to practice PM.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The home genealogy DNA tests that are now commonly available have a potential role in PM.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What key events trigger PM?

Accepted Answer

The term "PM" can refer to various conce

Question 6

The information in DNA must flow through _________ before it can become the information in a protein.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The information in DNA must flow through...

Question 7

One lesson of precision medicine is that diseases that were once treated identically from patient to patient may now be treated very differently in different patients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A healthcare database containing data on middle-class residents of the Middle Atlantic states is of somewhat limited value in PM.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

In the United States, how are EHRs services provided?

Accepted Answer

A)  By each hospital 
B)  By a few large companies 
C)  By states 
D)  By overseas providers 
A)  By each hospital 
B)  By a few large companies 
C)  By states 
D)  By overseas providers

Question 10

MPS has greatly accelerated the pace of sequencing today as compared to the pace in 1990-2000.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A common data model for IS/IT requires:

Accepted Answer

A)  a multistate compact for data sharing. 
B)  a common dictionary of terms. 
C)  a legal framework. 
D)  the participation of professional groups for nurses. 
A)  a multistate compact for data sharing. 
B)  a common dictionary of terms. 
C)  a legal framework. 
D)  the participation of professional groups for nurses.

Question 12

Which phase of a molecular clinical trial would test how much of an RNA-based therapy to give a patient?

Accepted Answer

A)  Phase 1 
B)  Phase 2 
C)  Phase 3 
D)  Post-trial testing 
A)  Phase 1 
B)  Phase 2 
C)  Phase 3 
D)  Post-trial testing

Question 13

Which part of PM least revolves around the work of a medical professional?

Accepted Answer

A)  Patient self-reporting 
B)  IoT 
C)  Wearable devices 
D)  Smart phones 
A)  Patient self-reporting 
B)  IoT 
C)  Wearable devices 
D)  Smart phones

Question 14

A basket trial can include multiple tumor types.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following has recently arisen in conjunction with PM?

Accepted Answer

A)  Large private databases 
B)  Increased availability of nursing 
C)  Younger patient populations 
D)  Fewer foreign-born doctors in the United States 
A)  Large private databases 
B)  Increased availability of nursing 
C)  Younger patient populations 
D)  Fewer foreign-born doctors in the United States

Question 16

In a sense, a patient who is the only worldwide sufferer of a particular disease cannot be treated using PM.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

A patient who has a mutation in a key cancer gene, compared to other family members, displays:

Accepted Answer

A)  variant calling. 
B)  gene expression. 
C)  a phenotype. 
D)  no useful difference. 
A)  variant calling. 
B)  gene expression. 
C)  a phenotype. 
D)  no useful difference.

Question 18

What are the underlying principles of PM? Discuss the appeal and challenges of adopting PM principles for patients as well as care providers.

Accepted Answer

The underlying principles of PM, or pati

Question 19

An example of a genomic atlas is:

Accepted Answer

A)  TCGA. 
B)  EKG. 
C)  MPS. 
D)  the Human Genome Project. 
A)  TCGA. 
B)  EKG. 
C)  MPS. 
D)  the Human Genome Project.

Question 20

In precision medicine, providers seek to alter the course of disease using knowledge of:

Accepted Answer

A)  basic biometrics. 
B)  general molecular and genetic alterations. 
C)  biochemical concentrations in the body. 
D)  ethnic groups. 
A)  basic biometrics. 
B)  general molecular and genetic alterations. 
C)  biochemical concentrations in the body. 
D)  ethnic groups.

A patient with a tumor consisting of only one type of skin cancer cell might participate in a(n):

Clinical trials organized around molecular information:

A hospital that lacks molecular testing lacks the ability to practice PM.

The home genealogy DNA tests that are now commonly available have a potential role in PM.

What key events trigger PM?

The information in DNA must flow through _________ before it can become the information in a protein.

One lesson of precision medicine is that diseases that were once treated identically from patient to patient may now be treated very differently in different patients.

A healthcare database containing data on middle-class residents of the Middle Atlantic states is of somewhat limited value in PM.

In the United States, how are EHRs services provided?

MPS has greatly accelerated the pace of sequencing today as compared to the pace in 1990-2000.

A common data model for IS/IT requires:

Which phase of a molecular clinical trial would test how much of an RNA-based therapy to give a patient?

Which part of PM least revolves around the work of a medical professional?

A basket trial can include multiple tumor types.

Which of the following has recently arisen in conjunction with PM?

In a sense, a patient who is the only worldwide sufferer of a particular disease cannot be treated using PM.

A patient who has a mutation in a key cancer gene, compared to other family members, displays:

What are the underlying principles of PM? Discuss the appeal and challenges of adopting PM principles for patients as well as care providers.

An example of a genomic atlas is:

In precision medicine, providers seek to alter the course of disease using knowledge of:

Emerging Perspectives in Health Information Systemstechnologies Health Isit

Adoption Commercialization of Digital Health

Data in Digital Health Systems

Digital Health Enterprise Software: SCM, CRM ERP

Key Patient-Centric Technologies: EHR, CPOE, CDS PP

Pharmacy Informatics: Technologies for the Medication Use Process Professional Education

Digital Health Strategic Planning Strategies for Health Systems

Decision Aiding Predictive Systems: a Framework for Data Mining Machine Learning for Health Systems Management

The Role of Informatics in Public Health

Health Isit Project Implementation, Innovation Procurement Services Management

Clinical Confidentiality, Privacy Ethical Issues in the Digital Age

AI Social Media Analytics for Health Systems: Understanding Consumers Preferences on Healthcare Services

Health Care Globalization Through Health Information Technology Enabled Initiatives

Emerging Health Technologies: Looking Through the Crystal Glass-Globe

Health IT: Concepts, Implementation, and Impact

Exploring the Ideals and Challenges in Digital Health IT Ecosystems

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Exam 2: Precision Medicine: Decoding the Biology of Health Disease

A patient with a tumor consisting of only one type of skin cancer cell might participate in a(n):

Clinical trials organized around molecular information:

A hospital that lacks molecular testing lacks the ability to practice PM.

The home genealogy DNA tests that are now commonly available have a potential role in PM.

What key events trigger PM?

The information in DNA must flow through _________ before it can become the information in a protein.

One lesson of precision medicine is that diseases that were once treated identically from patient to patient may now be treated very differently in different patients.

A healthcare database containing data on middle-class residents of the Middle Atlantic states is of somewhat limited value in PM.

In the United States, how are EHRs services provided?

MPS has greatly accelerated the pace of sequencing today as compared to the pace in 1990-2000.

A common data model for IS/IT requires:

Which phase of a molecular clinical trial would test how much of an RNA-based therapy to give a patient?

Which part of PM least revolves around the work of a medical professional?

A basket trial can include multiple tumor types.

Which of the following has recently arisen in conjunction with PM?

In a sense, a patient who is the only worldwide sufferer of a particular disease cannot be treated using PM.

A patient who has a mutation in a key cancer gene, compared to other family members, displays:

What are the underlying principles of PM? Discuss the appeal and challenges of adopting PM principles for patients as well as care providers.

An example of a genomic atlas is:

In precision medicine, providers seek to alter the course of disease using knowledge of:

Emerging Perspectives in Health Information Systemstechnologies Health Isit

Adoption Commercialization of Digital Health

Data in Digital Health Systems

Digital Health Enterprise Software: SCM, CRM ERP

Key Patient-Centric Technologies: EHR, CPOE, CDS PP

Pharmacy Informatics: Technologies for the Medication Use Process Professional Education

Digital Health Strategic Planning Strategies for Health Systems

Decision Aiding Predictive Systems: a Framework for Data Mining Machine Learning for Health Systems Management

The Role of Informatics in Public Health

Health Isit Project Implementation, Innovation Procurement Services Management

Clinical Confidentiality, Privacy Ethical Issues in the Digital Age

AI Social Media Analytics for Health Systems: Understanding Consumers Preferences on Healthcare Services

Health Care Globalization Through Health Information Technology Enabled Initiatives

Emerging Health Technologies: Looking Through the Crystal Glass-Globe

Health IT: Concepts, Implementation, and Impact

Exploring the Ideals and Challenges in Digital Health IT Ecosystems

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