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WorksheetsNCFE T Level Health - Unit A2.4: Technology in Healthcare
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does AI in healthcare primarily aim to do?
Replace doctors
Assist clinicians with data analysis and decision-making
Eliminate human oversight
Reduce patient numbers
Which NHS AI tool helps segment tumors in MRI and CT scans?
HeartFlow
InnerEye
Skin Analytics
Retinal Screening AI
HeartFlow technology is used for:
Detecting diabetic retinopathy
Creating 3D models of coronary arteries
Dermatology triage
Robotic surgery
Skin Analytics is an AI tool for:
Eye screening
Dermatology triage for skin cancer referrals
Predicting bed allocation
Pathology slide interpretation
Which of the following is a benefit of AI in healthcare?
Increased administrative burden
Improved diagnostic accuracy
Reduced transparency
Higher bias risk
What is a major ethical concern with AI in healthcare?
Faster diagnosis
Algorithmic bias
Personalized treatment
Reduced costs
Which regulation governs patient data protection in AI systems in the UK?
HIPAA
GDPR
FDA
NICE
What is one disadvantage of AI in healthcare?
Improves workflow efficiency
Lack of transparency in decision-making
Enhances early detection
Reduces clinician workload
AI in ophthalmology is mainly used for detecting:
Skin cancer
Diabetic retinopathy
Coronary artery disease
Brain tumors
Which of these is NOT an AI application in healthcare?
Predictive analytics for bed management
Robotic surgery assistance
Manual paper-based record keeping
Pathology image analysis
What does an MRI scanner do?
Produces cross-sectional images
Produces detailed images of organs and tissues
Monitors blood glucose
Dispenses medication
Which technology enables remote consultations?
Electronic Health Records (EHR) are used to:
Perform surgery
Store patient data digitally
Monitor heart rate
Dispense medication
Wearable devices can monitor:
Tumor growth
Heart rate and oxygen levels
Medication dispensing
MRI scans
Robotic surgery systems help by:
Automating prescriptions
Assisting surgeons with precision during minimally invasive procedures
Performing diagnostic imaging
Monitoring vital signs
Which technology is used for controlled medication delivery?
Infusion pumps
Telehealth platforms
MRI scanners
Wearable devices
What is one benefit of telehealth for rural patients?
Increased travel time
Reduced access to care
Enables remote consultations
Higher cost
A disadvantage of technology in healthcare could be:
Improved patient monitoring
Reduced human interaction
Faster diagnosis
Automated dispensing cabinets are primarily used for:
Imaging organs
Dispensing medications securely
Monitoring patient vitals
Performing robotic surgery
Which of these is a risk of using IT systems in healthcare?
Enhanced confidentiality
Data breaches
Faster record retrieval
Improved audit trails
