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AI in Healthcare Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of AI would be most appropriate for the task of analyzing symptoms and vital signs to prioritize care in the ER?

a)

Strong AI - because it needs to think like a human doctor

b)

Weak AI - designed for the narrow task of symptom analysis

c)

General AI - to handle all possible medical situations

d)

Virtual Assistant - like Siri but for hospitals

2.

How would you classify the X-ray images in terms of data structure?

a)

Structured Data - they're organized in folders

b)

Semi-Structured Data - they have some metadata

c)

Unstructured Data - free-form visual information

d)

Patient Admission Records - they're medical data

3.

What must be done before using patient data for research in an AI study on diabetes prediction?

a)

Just remove the names and it's fine to use

b)

Get patient consent and properly anonymize all PHI

c)

Only use the data if it's stored in the cloud

d)

Ask the hospital's IT department for permission

4.

What's the most important consideration when the AI system notices that patients who drink more coffee tend to have fewer heart attacks?

a)

This proves coffee prevents heart attacks - recommend it immediately

b)

This shows correlation, but we need more research to prove causation

c)

Coffee is always bad for heart patients regardless of data

d)

The AI system must be malfunctioning

5.

What type of analytics is the hospital implementing to forecast which patients are likely to be readmitted within 30 days?

a)

Descriptive Analytics - describing what happened before

b)

Diagnostic Analytics - figuring out why readmissions occur

c)

Predictive Analytics - forecasting future readmissions

d)

Prescriptive Analytics - telling doctors what to do

6.

What's the most likely cause of an AI diagnostic tool misdiagnosing conditions in patients from different ethnic backgrounds?

a)

The AI needs more processing power

b)

Algorithmic bias due to unrepresentative training data

c)

The patients aren't describing symptoms correctly

d)

The AI system needs to be updated to the latest version

7.

What's a key advantage of cloud storage for a small rural clinic's new AI system?

a)

Cloud storage is always more secure than local storage

b)

Remote access and automatic backups without local IT staff

c)

Cloud storage is free and has no ongoing costs

d)

Patient data is automatically anonymized in the cloud

8.

In a situation where a patient is anxious about their cancer diagnosis and needs emotional support, what's the best approach?

a)

Let the AI handle everything - it has all the medical data

b)

Ignore the AI analysis and rely only on human judgment

c)

Use AI for data analysis while humans provide emotional support

d)

Replace all doctors with AI systems for consistency

9.

Which of the following best describes the role of AI in automating medical image analysis?

a)

AI is not used for medical image analysis

b)

AI only stores images without analysis

c)

AI assists radiologists by highlighting potential abnormalities

d)

AI replaces radiologists entirely

10.

What is a potential risk when deploying AI systems in healthcare without proper validation?

a)

AI systems will always make correct decisions

b)

Patient privacy is automatically protected

c)

Incorrect diagnoses due to untested algorithms

d)

Healthcare costs will immediately decrease

11.

For a machine learning process, how should you split data for training and evaluation?

a)
  1. Use features for training and labels for evaluation

b)
  1. Randomly split the data into rows for training and rows for evaluation

c)
  1. Use labels for training and features for evaluation.

d)
  1. Do not split, use the same data for training and evaluation

12.

What does HIPAA primarily regulate?

a)

Data visualization methods

b)

Patient privacy and healthcare data security

c)

Types of medical imaging devices

d)

Healthcare provider licensing

13.

Which step is essential to ensure fairness when training an AI model on healthcare data?

a)

Ignore demographic information

b)

Use only data from one hospital

c)

Train the model without any validation

d)

Include diverse patient populations in the training data

14.

What is a primary benefit of using AI for early disease detection in medical records?

a)

AI can instantly cure diseases

b)

AI can identify patterns that may be missed by humans

c)

AI replaces all medical staff

d)

AI only works with structured data

15.

Why is it important to validate AI predictions with clinical experts before implementation?

a)

AI systems never make mistakes

b)

Validation ensures AI recommendations are medically sound

c)

Validation slows down the adoption of AI

d)

Clinical experts are not needed if the AI is accurate

16.

Which type of learning uses labeled data to train models?

a)

Unsupervised learning

b)

Supervised learning

c)

Reinforcement learning

d)

Transfer learning

17.

This model predicts if this is a shoe or not a shoe.

a)

regression

b)

classificiation

18.

What is the main goal of unsupervised learning?

a)

To maximize rewards

b)

To classify labeled data

c)

To find patterns in unlabeled data

d)

To transfer knowledge between tasks

19.

Which learning type does NOT require labeled data?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Transfer learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

20.

Which learning type is most suitable for clustering similar items together?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Transfer learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

21.

Which learning type is commonly used for image classification tasks?

a)

Unsupervised learning

b)

Reinforcement learning

c)

Supervised learning

d)

Transfer learning

22.

Which learning type is most appropriate for grouping customers based on purchasing behavior without prior labels?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Transfer learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

23.

A teacher provides students with answers to math problems, and students learn to solve similar problems. Which learning type does this resemble?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Transfer learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

24.

Explain why supervised learning might not be suitable for tasks where labeled data is scarce. Choose the best reason.

a)

It requires a lot of computational power.

b)

It cannot handle large datasets.

c)

It relies on labeled data for training.

d)

It is only used for clustering.

25.

A student wants to build a model to predict house prices but only has data about house features, not prices. Which learning type should they use and why?

a)

Supervised learning, because it works with features only.

b)

Unsupervised learning, because there are no labels.

c)

Transfer learning, because it uses knowledge from other tasks.

d)

Reinforcement learning, because it uses rewards.

26.

Predicting the breed of a dog is an example of a _________ machine learning problem.

a)

Regression

b)

Gradient Descent

c)

Classification

d)

Generalized