The utilization of computers in nursing was acknowledged after these events were done, except?

The use of computers in nursing has slowly increased due to the usability in the day-to-day nursing process.

With the use of computers, once the patient data is entered into the computer, the following are true, except?

Technology has become an important tool in the nursing practice. This is used to monitor the clients through the following, except?

Before 1960, the major historical perspective of nursing and computers includes the following, but?

The utilization of computers was seen as the potential to improve nursing practice through documentation, quality of client care, and client management, in what years?

In what years were computer policies and legislation adopted in health care and technology was promoted in nursing?

During what years did many nursing experts enter the field of nursing informatics where this became an accepted specialty in nursing?

The desire to enhance the quantity of health services motivated the decision to implement the health information system.

The standard delivery of health care was addressed through the?

When integrity is at risk, manual data collection is inadequate and inefficient.

Which of the following are advantages of a manual health care system: (Select all that may apply.)

Which of the following are the disadvantages of a manual health care system? (Select all that may apply.)

Which of the following are the advantages of computer information systems? (Select all that may apply.)

The nurse whichever role he/she performs (direct care provider, nurse manager, educator or researcher) handles data and information, and applies knowledge

It is based on a logical process of analysis, and it provides order to thoughts and ideas and decreases uncertainty.

This is a result of understanding, which is used appropriately to manage and solve problems and requires human effort.

A vital signs graph is considered as a?

The patient’s body temperature is considered as a?

The patient’s body temperature for the last three days prompts the doctor to diagnose the patient with dengue. This is considered as?

The nurse provides medication to the client as per the doctor's order. The nurse's action is considered?

The nurse temporarily holds the patient's blood transfusion after taking the vital signs, which shows that the temperature is 39 degrees Celsius. The nurse's action is considered as?

From the available information and knowledge, the nurse has decided to provide the only available unit of blood to an older client over a child who both needed the blood transfusion. The nurse's action is considered?

The nurse is faced with advancements in knowledge, skills, intervention, and drugs which are growing at an exponential rate thus she has to be a knowledge worker.

Good information management is important when information exceeds the human capacity to process.

Ensuring access to the right information at the right time, to the people who need it, is important when the volume exceeds human processing capacity.

It is the structured process for the generation of personal experience and evidence in organizations.

It is a term combined, from information and automation, which means automatic information processing.

Florence Nightingale is recognized as an early informatics nurse because she used data to inform knowledge and change nursing practice. Which of the following statements proves that she was an informatics nurse?

Technology informatics guiding Education Reform must transform the nurse to realize the disadvantages of electronic patient records.

To enable the nurse to provide safer patient care in higher quantities, and to utilize information technology the TIGER Initiative was created.

Stated in the scope and standards of nursing informatics practice (ANA, 2007), the entry-level core competencies for the beginning nurse include the following, except?

Stated in the scope and standards of nursing informatics practice (ANA, 2007), the advanced-level competencies for the nurse include the following, except?

To resolve the current problem on the correct procedure and body site, which of the following is the solution?

To resolve the current problem of medication accuracy, which of the following is the solution?

To resolve the problem on patient identification, which of the following is the solution?

It is based on given conditions and selected from identified alternatives as a course of action that guides present and future decisions is known as?

It assists in the development and implementation of technology tools for clinical practice, and the evaluation of the effectiveness of technology tools on nurse’s work.

Which of the following is a preventable adverse drug event?

This refers to the management and processing of information with the assistance of computers.

It is a computer software employing a knowledge base designed for use by a clinician involved in patient care, as a direct aid to clinical decision-making.

It is a type of support system that support outcomes performance management by integrating operational data with clinical data.

Nursing Informatics is a differentiated practice given in the scope of practice and standard documentation according to the American Nurses Association in 2001.

The shortage of nurses according to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing is due to the lack of faculty to supervise students.

Executive Order 2000 is an Executive Order on the "Incentives for the use of Health Information Technology and establishes the position of the National Health Information Technology Coordinator”.

The key is more useful under DOS than under Windows. The Key also immediately sends the contents of the screen to the printer.

The key used to move the cursor over to the right to a pre-set point.

The key, when pressed, will stop text on the screen from scrolling off the top of the screen.

The key is used to cancel actions in progress before they finish. It is also used to close certain dialog boxes.

This combination of keys pastes or inserts the cut or copied items in the area where your flashing cursor is or in the area you have selected or highlighted.

This combination of keys let you undo the last command.

This combination of keys cuts or removes the selected or highlighted item.

This combination of keys closes the document currently opened.

THis combination of keys adds or removes bold formatting.

This combination of keys adds or removes italic formatting.

This combination of keys adds or removes the underline formatting.

These keys minimizes all windows and shows the desktop.

For Windows OS, these keys restore all previously opened windows to how they were before you minimized them.

For Windows OS, these keys display the start menu.

These keys minimizes all windows.

These keys selects all items.

These keys copies selected or highlighted items.

These keys prompt the printing of new documents.

Fulfilling these ethical obligations is the individual responsibility of the nurse, who has the ability and authority to ensure that personal information is protected and technology is safe.

The non-invasive blood system provides a continuous, beat-to-beat, blood pressure signal recorded from the fingers of a subject.

A portable monitor provides invasive determination of systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial pressure, and pulse rate.    

The medical information bus allow the data to be moved from one point to another.

The bedside monitoring system is capable of sending information to software application.

Nursing Informatics is a differentiated practice given in the scope of practice and standard documentation according to the American Nurses Association in 2001.

The shortage of nurses according to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing is due to the lack of faculty to supervise students.