Question 1

The use of which of the following is a means of ensuring the data collection is accurate and valid?

Accepted Answer

A) Standardized terminology 
B) Tablets 
C) Bar coding 
D) Handheld devices 
A) Standardized terminology 
B) Tablets 
C) Bar coding 
D) Handheld devices

Question 2

A classification system is used to categorize the details of the clinical encounter. Which of the following does a classification system not do?

Accepted Answer

A) Group data to determine costs and outcomes of treatment 
B) Captures the level of detail necessary to document specific items at the point of care 
C) Provides data to consumers on costs and outcomes of treatment options 
D) Used in the collection and reporting of health statistics 
A) Group data to determine costs and outcomes of treatment 
B) Captures the level of detail necessary to document specific items at the point of care 
C) Provides data to consumers on costs and outcomes of treatment options 
D) Used in the collection and reporting of health statistics

Question 3

Which of the following terms is defined as structured and controlled languages that have been developed according to terminology development guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A) Standardized terminologies 
B) Health care standards 
C) Health care terminology 
D) Health information standards 
A) Standardized terminologies 
B) Health care standards 
C) Health care terminology 
D) Health information standards

Question 4

During the orientation to the renal oncology unit, the head nurse demonstrated the usefulness of the Clinical Care Classification (CCC) System. Throughout the demonstration, the head nurse discussed the value of the system to patient care. Which of the following statements best reflects the usefulness of CCC?

Accepted Answer

A) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System facilitates the collection and dissemination of lab values. 
B) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System offers improved outcomes. 
C) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System facilitates patient care documentation at the bedside. 
D) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System discloses standardized nursing terminologies. 
A) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System facilitates the collection and dissemination of lab values. 
B) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System offers improved outcomes. 
C) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System facilitates patient care documentation at the bedside. 
D) The Clinical Care Classification (CC
C)  System discloses standardized nursing terminologies.

Question 5

The ANA has recognized the Omaha System and integrated the terminology into SNOMED CT. Which of the following best represents the value of the Omaha System?

Accepted Answer

A) The Omaha System is a problem classification scheme. 
B) The Omaha System offers outcome labels. 
C) The Omaha System provides nursing diagnoses. 
D) The Omaha System provides diagnoses and intervention. 
A) The Omaha System is a problem classification scheme. 
B) The Omaha System offers outcome labels. 
C) The Omaha System provides nursing diagnoses. 
D) The Omaha System provides diagnoses and intervention.

The use of which of the following is a means of ensuring the data collection is accurate and valid?

A classification system is used to categorize the details of the clinical encounter. Which of the following does a classification system not do?

Which of the following terms is defined as structured and controlled languages that have been developed according to terminology development guidelines?

The ANA has recognized the Omaha System and integrated the terminology into SNOMED CT. Which of the following best represents the value of the Omaha System?

Informatics in Healthcare Professions

Hardware, Software

Ensuring Quality and Best Use of Information

The Internet and the World Wide Web: an Overview

Professional Use of Electronic Devices

Healthcare Information Systems

Strategic Planning for Information Technology Projects

Selecting a Healthcare Information System

Improving the Usability of Health Informatics Applications

System Implementation and Maintenance

Information Systems Training

Information Security and Confidentiality

System Integration and Interoperability

The Electronic Health Record

The Personal Health Record Phr

Health Information Exchanges Hies

Health Information Technology and Policy

Legislation

Regulatory and Reimbursement Issues

Accreditation Issues for Information System Design and Use

Continuity Planning and Management Disaster Recovery

Technology, Informatics, and the Internet Into Nursing Education

Consumer Education and Informatics

Telehealth

Public Health Informatics

Evidence Based Practice and Research

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Exam 15: The Role of Standardized Terminology and Languages in Informatics

The use of which of the following is a means of ensuring the data collection is accurate and valid?

A classification system is used to categorize the details of the clinical encounter. Which of the following does a classification system not do?

Which of the following terms is defined as structured and controlled languages that have been developed according to terminology development guidelines?

The ANA has recognized the Omaha System and integrated the terminology into SNOMED CT. Which of the following best represents the value of the Omaha System?

Informatics in Healthcare Professions

Hardware, Software

Ensuring Quality and Best Use of Information

The Internet and the World Wide Web: an Overview

Professional Use of Electronic Devices

Healthcare Information Systems

Strategic Planning for Information Technology Projects

Selecting a Healthcare Information System

Improving the Usability of Health Informatics Applications

System Implementation and Maintenance

Information Systems Training

Information Security and Confidentiality

System Integration and Interoperability

The Electronic Health Record

The Personal Health Record Phr

Health Information Exchanges Hies

Health Information Technology and Policy

Legislation

Regulatory and Reimbursement Issues

Accreditation Issues for Information System Design and Use

Continuity Planning and Management Disaster Recovery

Technology, Informatics, and the Internet Into Nursing Education

Consumer Education and Informatics

Telehealth

Public Health Informatics

Evidence Based Practice and Research

Filters