Information Systems
Diagnostic Tools
Treatments
Education and Research
Security
100
What is input vs output?
  • Input: Data entered into the computer
  • Output: Processed information or final product
100

What is a CT scan?

It produces a 3D image that allows the doctor to see an organ or bone.

100

What is telemedicine?

It uses video/audio/computers for remote care (e.g., virtual doctor visits).

100

What is computer-assisted instruction (CAI) used for?

CAI provides individualized learning programs.

100

Why is it necessary to back up data on a computer?

To prevent data loss during power failure or system crash.

200

What is a database?

An organized collection of information (e.g., patient records)

200

What is a MRI?

It shows blood flow and tumor response.

200

Which treatment area can check drug interactions and monitor inventory?

Telepharmacies

200

What are two components of a search engine?

Index and Retrieval Program

200

What is ergonomics?

Ergonomics adapts the environment to prevent injury.

300

What is a field?

A single piece of data in a database (e.g., name, address)

300

What area is likely to provide accurate information about nutrition and cancer?

 university medical school

300

What is a firewall?

 limits unauthorized access to a computer

400

What is email?

Allows quick communication between healthcare professionals

400

What is a virus?

programs that contain instructions to alter the operation of computer programs

500

What is a spreadsheet?

Performs calculations, creates budgets, and projections

600

What is the difference between hardware and software?

Hardware: Physical components; Software: Programs/instructions.

700

Why are flash drives important?

For backing up data and transferring files.

800

What does the internal memory of a computer store?

 Operating programs and temporary data.

900

What is a optical disk?

Optical disks store and transfer information