Technology In Healthcare-Medical Terminology

Which of the following is an example of wearable technology used in healthcare?

• Smartwatch that tracks heart rate

• Desktop computer

• Landline telephone

• Microwave oven

What does the acronym "EMR" stand for in healthcare technology?

• Electronic Medical Record

• Emergency Medical Response

• Electronic Machine Reader

• Emergency Management Resource

Which technology is commonly used to create detailed images of the inside of the human body?

• MRI

• GPS

• Wi-Fi

• Bluetooth

Which of the following is a benefit of telemedicine?

• Provides remote access to healthcare services

• Increases travel time for patients

• Reduces use of electronic devices

• Limits communication between doctors and patients

Which device is used to monitor blood glucose levels in diabetic patients?

• Glucometer

• Thermometer

• Sphygmomanometer

• Otoscope

A patient uses a mobile app to track their daily medication schedule. Which concept does this best illustrate?

• Application of mHealth (mobile health)

• Use of artificial intelligence

• Implementation of robotic surgery

• Use of 3D printing

How can electronic health records (EHRs) improve patient care?

• By providing quick access to patient history for healthcare providers

• By increasing paperwork for doctors

• By making patient data less secure

• By reducing the need for any documentation

A hospital wants to reduce medication errors. Which technology should they implement to help achieve this goal?

• Barcode medication administration system

• Fax machine

• Overhead projector

• Typewriter

Which of the following best describes the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare?

• AI can analyze large datasets to assist in diagnosing diseases

• AI is only used for entertainment purposes

• AI replaces all healthcare professionals

• AI is not applicable in healthcare

A doctor uses a video call to consult with a patient in a rural area. What is the main advantage of this approach?

• Increases access to healthcare for remote populations

• Requires patients to travel long distances

• Limits the use of technology in healthcare

• Decreases communication between doctor and patient