Deck 15: Emerging Health Technologies: Looking Through the Crystal Glass-Globe

Question 1

Which of the following best describes trends in healthcare costs around the world?

A) General decrease with e-health
B) Skyrocketing
C) Flat trend
D) Increased in the areas of drugs, decreased otherwise

Answer 1

B

Question 2

What will happen to innovation in the future in health care?

A) More innovations will be mature.
B) Fewer will be funded.
C) It will be taken over by the government.
D) More regulation will be imposed on it.

Answer 2

A

Question 3

Because we now know that a disease can be caused by different things in different patients, finding those triggers will be easier using:

A) BDA.
B) CMA.
C) CDSS.
D) ACA.

Answer 3

A

Question 4

Health is often thought of as a thing involving individuals, but it also concerns which of the following?

A) Government incentives
B) Technologies
C) Populations
D) International agreements

Question 5

What kind of health records are the biggest problem for BDA?

A) Unstructured
B) Confidential
C) EHR
D) EMR

Question 6

ARGO was an example of BDA used to predict epidemics of:

A) dengue.
B) influenza.
C) measles.
D) mumps.

Question 7

Precision medicine makes sense in an environment that aggressively promotes which of the following?

A) Telemedicine
B) e-Health
C) Performance index-based payments
D) EHR use

Question 8

Which of the following will face product liability for drugs in an age of 3D-printed medicine?

A) Physicians
B) Hospitals
C) Companies
D) It is not known at this time.

Question 9

When was the first 3D-printed drug approved?

A) 2005
B) 2008
C) 2015
D) 2017

Question 10

AI for skin ailments includes an app with how many images of skin disorders?

A) 50,000
B) 200,000
C) 300,000
D) 500,000

Question 11

Which of the following is generally reduced with robotic-assisted surgery?

A) Blood loss
B) Demand for surgeons
C) Cost
D) Capitated payments

Question 12

Dosage errors form what percentage of preventable medical errors?

A) 5%
B) Less than 10%
C) Approximately 40%
D) Almost 98%

Question 13

AI-powered nurse avatars can be very helpful in:

A) making diagnoses.
B) administering medicine.
C) finding appropriate treatment.
D) providing CME.

Question 14

Regulators are trying to become more accessible to innovator companies.

Question 15

BDA tends to be integrative for healthcare innovations.

Question 16

One nonobvious effect of healthcare BDA will probably be beneficial socialization among patients with similar and dissimilar cases.

Question 17

BDA can be used to improve the bottom line of a hospital dealing with capitated payments.

Question 18

PIPEDA was passed by the U.S Congress in 2008.

Question 19

The security that comes with the use of blockchain can be a great help in the age of HIPAA.

Question 20

RHIOs are cumbersome, legacy data exchanges for health care.

Question 21

Health data transferred via blockchain can be both safe and accessible.

Question 22

Over time, technologies emerge, disrupt, and become mainstream.

Question 23

3D printing of drugs will allow for highly personalized administration of many medications.

Question 24

BDA requires lots of data from _________.

Question 25

One innovation coming from BDA is the _________ of treatments for specific patients.

Question 26

What are examples of "emerging technology in health care" today?

Question 27

How do you see big healthcare data analytics developments impacting the future of health care?

Question 28

Why is 3D printing unique for future patient survival?

Question 29

Provide some case examples of AI, robots, and sensors in health care.

Question 30

How do you think the futures of health care would be sustainable economically with the rapid adoption of disruptive technologies when the process of innovation is never easy nor cheap?