Question 1

Which is an example of apomediation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Healthcare providers tell patients not to use Facebook for healthcare advice. 
B)  Healthcare providers direct patients to high-quality information on the web. 
C)  Healthcare providers state that only their web portal should be used by patients. 
D)  Healthcare providers direct patients to websites in which they have a financial interest. 
A)  Healthcare providers tell patients not to use Facebook for healthcare advice. 
B)  Healthcare providers direct patients to high-quality information on the web. 
C)  Healthcare providers state that only their web portal should be used by patients. 
D)  Healthcare providers direct patients to websites in which they have a financial interest. B

Question 2

Who is most likely to seek health information from social network sites?

Accepted Answer

A)  Individuals about to undergo surgery 
B)  Those seeking reviews and information about prescription drugs 
C)  Those living with chronic conditions 
D)  Individuals learning about friends' diseases or medical conditions 
A)  Individuals about to undergo surgery 
B)  Those seeking reviews and information about prescription drugs 
C)  Those living with chronic conditions 
D)  Individuals learning about friends' diseases or medical conditions C

Question 3

Social media tools include: (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  social networks and microblogging. 
B)  wikis and blogs. 
C)  desktop computers. 
D)  video and picture sharing. 
E)  medical reference websites. 
A)  social networks and microblogging. 
B)  wikis and blogs. 
C)  desktop computers. 
D)  video and picture sharing. 
E)  medical reference websites. A, B, D

Question 4

Using social media tools for research purposes helps: (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  create new business cases for former "orphan" diseases. 
B)  recruit patients. 
C)  identify new variables to study. 
D)  provide insight into the patient's experience. 
E)  promote data-sharing and communication within a disease population. 
A)  create new business cases for former "orphan" diseases. 
B)  recruit patients. 
C)  identify new variables to study. 
D)  provide insight into the patient's experience. 
E)  promote data-sharing and communication within a disease population.

Question 5

SERMO for MDs and ANA's NurseSpace are two examples of what kind of social media structure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Advocacy Group-Consumer 
B)  Consumer-Consumer 
C)  Provider-Consumer 
D)  Provider-Provider 
A)  Advocacy Group-Consumer 
B)  Consumer-Consumer 
C)  Provider-Consumer 
D)  Provider-Provider

Question 6

Which group is allowed to share personal health information on social media sites?

Accepted Answer

A)  Providers who monitor the social media site 
B)  Healthcare providers on the site 
C)  Patients/consumers 
D)  Hospital registration clerks 
A)  Providers who monitor the social media site 
B)  Healthcare providers on the site 
C)  Patients/consumers 
D)  Hospital registration clerks

Question 7

In the future, social media in healthcare is likely to be:

Accepted Answer

A)  nothing at all. It has gone too far already. 
B)  minimally used only by "geeks." 
C)  widely used and deeply integrated. 
D)  static, as people return to in-person and lower-technology means of communication. 
A)  nothing at all. It has gone too far already. 
B)  minimally used only by "geeks." 
C)  widely used and deeply integrated. 
D)  static, as people return to in-person and lower-technology means of communication.

Question 8

Healthcare providers should friend patients only if:

Accepted Answer

A)  they have been their patients for at least 5 years. 
B)  the patients ask them to be a friend. 
C)  the patients have a chronic disease. 
D)  they understand their social media policy at work. 
A)  they have been their patients for at least 5 years. 
B)  the patients ask them to be a friend. 
C)  the patients have a chronic disease. 
D)  they understand their social media policy at work.

Question 9

Social media policies should contain: (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  guidance on acceptable behavior. 
B)  methods for handling unacceptable behavior. 
C)  a prohibition on using social media within the office environment. 
D)  penalties for misuse. 
E)  a statement to promote ethical behavior. 
A)  guidance on acceptable behavior. 
B)  methods for handling unacceptable behavior. 
C)  a prohibition on using social media within the office environment. 
D)  penalties for misuse. 
E)  a statement to promote ethical behavior.

Question 10

A case manager wants to communicate with her clients on a regular basis by sending short messages that encourage health promotion tips. The tool best suited for this task is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Facebook. 
B)  e-mail. 
C)  microblogging. 
D)  Second Life. 
A)  Facebook. 
B)  e-mail. 
C)  microblogging. 
D)  Second Life.

Exam 13: Social Media Tools for Practice and Education

Which is an example of apomediation?

Who is most likely to seek health information from social network sites?

Social media tools include: (Select all that apply.)

Using social media tools for research purposes helps: (Select all that apply.)

SERMO for MDs and ANA's NurseSpace are two examples of what kind of social media structure?

Which group is allowed to share personal health information on social media sites?

In the future, social media in healthcare is likely to be:

Healthcare providers should friend patients only if:

Social media policies should contain: (Select all that apply.)

A case manager wants to communicate with her clients on a regular basis by sending short messages that encourage health promotion tips. The tool best suited for this task is:

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