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AI for Health Part 1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A process that is repeated, evaluated and refined is called as ----

a)

Diagnostic

b)

Descriptive

c)

Interpretive

d)

Iterative

2.

------------ algorithm reads MRI scans or Biopsy tissue samples as an input

a)

Record

b)

Numerical

c)

Image based

d)

Detection

3.

10. Express the major disadvantage of using AI

a)

Accuracy

b)

Loss of Jobs

c)

Decreased workload

d)

Saves money

4.

Medical technology includes all the devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures and systems that improve patient care.

a)

true

b)

false

5.

Improvements in technology have resulted in major developments in healthcare.

a)

•people being diagnosed quicker.

b)

people having faster recovery times and living longer

c)

modernised healthcare settings

d)

all of the above

6.

Electronic health records

Electronic health records make it easy to gather large amounts of information about patients and healthcare patterns

a)

true

b)

false

7.

Digital applications ......

a)

only mobile apps

b)

don't include devices

c)

are electronic tools, devices and resources that make, store or process data.

8.

Patient use of social media doesn't have any negative points

a)

true

b)

false

9.

healthcare providers are using social media for

a)

marketing

b)

sharing health information

c)

using patients’ online feedback to improve their services

d)

all of the above

10.

AI in healthcare is the doctor's ability to think and behave like a robot.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Smart watch is an example of AI to help the people manage a healthy lifestyle.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

How does artificial intelligence become useful to society?

a)

It becomes helpful in completing tasks quickly and efficiently thus producing more products

b)

It becomes helpful in completing tasks quickly thus makes people lazy

c)

It becomes helpful in making task easier and less efficient resulting to the boost of economy.

d)

It helps us to complete our task.

13.

In the context of AI, fairness refers to:



a)

Promoting the use of biased training data

b)

Designing AI systems to minimize bias and provide equitable treatment

c)

Ensuring that AI systems prioritize certain groups

d)

Treating everyone the same way regardless of their background

14.

What is bias in the context of AI?



a)

   a. A technical glitch in AI algorithms

  

b)

 b. A preference for certain groups over others based on characteristics

   

c)

c. An AI's ability to make objective decisions

d)

   d. The speed at which AI processes data

15.

Which of the following is an example of algorithmic bias in AI?


 


a)

An AI system that accurately identifies fraudulent transaction

b)

An AI system that improves its performance over time

c)

An AI system that prefers job applicants from certain universities

d)

An AI system that operates at a high speed

16.


How can bias enter AI systems?


a)

   a. Through the use of objective data sources

b)

   b. Through the diverse backgrounds of AI developers

c)

  c. Through biased training data or algorithms

d)

   d. Through regular audits of AI systems

17.

What is the role of AI in improving health literacy?

a)

AI plays a crucial role in improving health literacy through personalized information, interactive learning platforms, and data analysis.

b)

AI has no impact on health literacy

c)

AI only confuses people with irrelevant information

d)

AI is only used for entertainment purposes in healthcare

18.

How can AI be used to personalize health information for individuals?

a)

AI analyzes individual health data to create personalized health profiles and recommend tailored treatment plans, diet suggestions, exercise routines, and preventive measures.

b)

AI provides generic health advice without personalization

c)

AI focuses solely on physical health and ignores mental well-being

d)

AI randomly generates health information without analyzing individual data

19.

What are some examples of AI applications in healthcare education?

a)

Blockchain technology

b)

3D printing of medical devices

c)

Virtual reality simulations, personalized learning platforms, AI-powered chatbots, predictive analytics

d)

Robotic surgery

20.

Explain how AI can help in early disease detection and prevention.

a)

AI cannot predict individual risk factors accurately

b)

AI relies on outdated data for analysis

c)

AI can only detect diseases that are already known

d)

AI analyzes data to identify patterns and trends, predicts individual risk factors, and enables targeted interventions for early disease detection and prevention.

21.

Discuss the potential benefits of using AI in promoting health literacy.

a)

Limited health education

b)

Decreased access to healthcare resources

c)

The potential benefits of using AI in promoting health literacy include personalized health information, improved access to healthcare resources, enhanced health education, and assistance in early disease detection and prevention.

d)

Increased risk of misdiagnosis

22.

What are the challenges faced in implementing AI in health education?

a)

Insufficient funding for AI projects

b)

Lack of technical expertise in healthcare professionals

c)

Data privacy concerns, lack of standardized data formats, resistance from healthcare professionals, and ethical considerations

d)

Limited access to AI technology in remote areas

23.

How can AI tools assist in making healthcare information more accessible to the general public?

a)

By broadcasting healthcare information through smoke signals

b)

By analyzing data, providing personalized recommendations, creating chatbots, enabling remote monitoring, and facilitating telemedicine services.

c)

By sending physical mail with healthcare information

d)

By using carrier pigeons to deliver healthcare updates

24.

Describe the concept of AI-driven virtual health assistants.

a)

AI-driven virtual health assistants are virtual reality headsets that simulate medical scenarios.

b)

AI-driven virtual health assistants are human doctors who use AI technology to assist patients.

c)

AI-driven virtual health assistants are software programs that utilize artificial intelligence to provide personalized healthcare support and guidance to users.

d)

AI-driven virtual health assistants are physical robots that provide healthcare services.

25.

What ethical considerations should be taken into account when using AI in health literacy?

a)

Consider data privacy, transparency, bias, informed consent, and human oversight.

b)

Exclude human oversight

c)

Ignore data privacy concerns

d)

Disregard informed consent

26.

In what ways can AI contribute to improving patient engagement and empowerment in healthcare?

a)

AI can replace human healthcare providers entirely

b)

AI can only provide generic treatment plans without personalization

c)

AI has no impact on patient engagement in healthcare

d)

AI can personalize treatment plans, provide real-time health monitoring, offer virtual health assistants, and analyze data to identify trends and predict outcomes.

27.

1. The characteristics of the computer system capable of thinking, reasoning and learning is known as --------

a)

Machine intelligence

b)

Human intelligence

c)

Artificial intelligence

d)

Virtual intelligence

28.

2. AI programming was first created by ----

a)

John McCarthy

b)

Marvin Minsky

c)

Alan Turing

d)

Herbert Simon

29.

3. What is the term used for describing the judgemental or common sense part of problem solving?

a)

Heuristic

b)

Critical

c)

Value based

d)

Analytical

30.

4. Which operation is not performed by computer?

a)

Inputting

b)

Processing

c)

Controlling

d)

Understanding

31.

9.------------ algorithm reads MRI scans or Biopsy tissue samples as an input

a)

Record

b)

Numerical

c)

Image based

d)

Detection

32.

10. Express the major disadvantage of using AI

a)

Accuracy

b)

Loss of Jobs

c)

Decreased workload

d)

Saves money

33.

How can AI monitoring transform the management of diseases like diabetes?

a)

By empowering people to take charge of their own health

b)

By increasing the cost of healthcare for patients

c)

By eliminating the need for hospitals and medical settings

d)

By replacing doctors in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases

34.

What is one advantage of monitoring patients in their own homes using AI?

a)

It can prevent hospital-acquired diseases

b)

It can increase the cost of healthcare

c)

It can replace the need for doctors and nurses

d)

It can provide better care than hospitals

35.

How can AI help reduce the burden on hospitals in the future?

a)

By increasing the cost of healthcare for patients

b)

By replacing doctors and nurses with AI

c)

By increasing the number of hospital rooms

d)

By monitoring patients in their own homes

36.

What is the main goal of using AI in healthcare according to Dr. Eric Topol?

a)

To eliminate the need for hospitals and medical settings

b)

To increase the cost of healthcare

c)

To give the gift of time to doctors, nurses, and patients

d)

To replace human interaction in healthcare

37.

How can AI be harnessed to improve people's understanding of disease and illness?

a)

By analyzing terabytes of medical data

b)

By replacing human intuition with AI algorithms

c)

By eliminating the need for doctors

d)

By increasing the cost of healthcare

38.

What is one advantage of AI learning in medical imaging?

a)

It can work faster than humans in clinical settings

b)

It can replace the need for radiologists

c)

It can read images more accurately than humans

d)

It can diagnose any medical condition

39.

How can AI tools such as speech recognition technology be used in clinical settings?

a)

To capture data and notes, allowing doctors to focus on patients

b)

To replace doctors and clinicians in healthcare

c)

To increase the accuracy of medical paperwork

d)

To eliminate the need for data clerks in healthcare

40.

What is the goal of using AI in healthcare?

a)

To eliminate the need for doctors and nurses

b)

To improve accuracy and efficiency in healthcare

c)

To replace human interaction in healthcare

d)

To increase the cost of healthcare

41.

Healthcare is- the maintenance or improvement of health through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, recovery or cure of disease, illness and injury in people

a)

a sudden increase in knowledge or understanding

b)

action taken to improve something

c)

the maintenance or improvement of health through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, recovery or cure of disease, illness and injury in people

42.

Medical technology includes all the devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures and systems that improve patient care.

a)

true

b)

false

43.

surprising facts about Health care history example

a)

babies where born at home

b)

babies were born in hospitals

c)

surgeries are carried out in hospitals

44.

Electronic health records

Electronic health records make it easy to gather large amounts of information about patients and healthcare patterns

a)

true

b)

false

45.

examples of how AI is being used in healthcare include

a)

all answers

b)

Data and statistics

c)

AI-assisted robotic surgery

d)

Virtual nursing assistants

46.

The health benefits for people who use these apps include

a)

•improved healthy behaviours.

b)

•increased motivation to make positive changes.

c)

•increased health into old age.

d)

all are correct

47.

Patient use of social media doesn't have any negative points

a)

true

b)

false

48.

healthcare providers are using social media for

a)

marketing

b)

sharing health information

c)

using patients’ online feedback to improve their services

d)

all of the above

49.

What does AI do in the medical care field?

a)

AI has not reached medicare yet

b)

AI does jobs that would normally require people to do cutting down on time, making it so that doctors can treat more patients.

c)

AI is in the medical field, but rather then help it, it actually makes processes longer

d)

AI makes it so that certain tasks are automated, but at the cost of time

50.

What is the problem with AI?

a)

AI does tasks too fast, meaning humans cannot keep up

b)

AI is perfect and has no flaws

c)

AI is too intelligent, it will grow too far and take over the world

d)

AI can only perform what it's programmed to do