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DMC 2 pre test M4

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A 52-year-old patient with T2DM visits your clinic for follow-up. You want to track trends in HbA1c, medications, and complications. What is the key advantage of using an EHR system in this scenario?

a)

Rapid lab result delivery only

b)

Automatically prescribes medications

c)

Integrates and tracks longitudinal patient data

d)

Eliminates the need for patient history

e)

Automatically alerts for insurance claims

2.

Your clinic decides to develop a diabetes registry. Which of the following is the primary function of a PWD registry?

a)

Promote insurance audits

b)

Identify patients for research participation

c)

Track and monitor clinical outcomes in patients with diabetes

d)

Replace EHR completely

e)

Eliminate need for routine follow-up

3.

A physician forgets to log out of the EHR terminal in a shared clinic room. What principle of data security has been violated?

a)

Redundancy

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Data mining

d)

Audit trail

e)

Interoperability

4.

A 60-year-old woman with T2DM and stable comorbidities is being managed per National Diabetes Guidelines. What is the recommended HbA1c target for most non-pregnant adults?

a)

<5.5%

b)

<6.0%

c)

<6.5%

d)

<7.0%

e)

<8.0%

5.

A 75-year-old man with multiple comorbidities and risk of hypoglycemia is being managed per national guidelines. What is the most appropriate HbA1c goal for him?

a)

<6.0%

b)

<6.5%

c)

<7.0%

d)

<7.5%

e)

<8.0%

6.

A 58-year-old woman is hesitant about starting insulin due to fear of injections. What is the most appropriate first step?

a)

Tell her it's non-negotiable

b)

Refer to an endocrinologist

c)

Explore her concerns and provide education

d)

Order insulin pens immediately

e)

Reduce oral medications

7.

A newly diagnosed patient with T2DM is overwhelmed and struggling with dietary changes. His daughter is interested in helping. What is the best approach?

a)

Discourage family involvement

b)

Involve the daughter in DSME sessions

c)

Refer to psychiatrist

d)

Prescribe insulin immediately

e)

Defer all advice to a dietitian

8.

A patient with T2DM is hospitalized with DKA. He is anxious and frustrated. What communication strategy is most appropriate?

a)

Provide only technical medical information

b)

Use directive instructions only

c)

Acknowledge emotions and explain next steps clearly

d)

Delay discussion until discharge

e)

Avoid eye contact to minimize conflict

9.

A 45-year-old man admits he hasn't been taking his diabetes medications regularly. How should the physician approach this during the consultation?

a)

Warn him of long-term complications

b)

Blame him for poor outcomes

c)

Use motivational interviewing to understand barriers

d)

Dismiss his concerns

e)

Increase medication dosage

10.

A 55-year-old woman controlled on metformin asks whether she needs to monitor blood glucose at home. What should you advise?

a)

No need to monitor

b)

Only check if symptoms develop

c)

Monitor occasionally

d)

Monitor hourly

e)

Use a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)

11.

A pregnant woman with gestational diabetes asks how often she should monitor her blood glucose. What is the recommended frequency?

a)

Once daily

b)

Once weekly

c)

Four times daily

d)

Twice weekly

e)

Only at bedtime

12.

A 50-year-old man on basal insulin has normal fasting glucose but elevated postprandial readings. What should SMBG focus on?

a)

Only bedtime readings

b)

Random readings during the day

c)

Pre- and post-meal readings

d)

Fasting only

e)

Weekly average

13.

A patient with limited literacy struggles to understand insulin dose instructions. What is the most effective communication technique?

a)

Repeat the instructions slowly

b)

Give printed material only

c)

Use visual aids and teach-back method

d)

Ask family to explain later

e)

Avoid complex topics

14.

While entering data into a diabetes registry, what is the most important consideration to ensure usability of data?

a)

Only include newly diagnosed patients

b)

Use free text descriptions

c)

Use standardized fields and formats

d)

Avoid documenting lab values

e)

Include only medication names

15.

A physician uses the EHR to send messages to patients about test results. What is a key benefit of this approach?

a)

Eliminates need for follow-up

b)

Provides legal consent

c)

Enhances timely, documented, and secure communication

d)

Prevents all patient anxiety

e)

Avoids phone calls altogether