Chapter 12
In developing a PowerPoint-enhanced lecture, consideration should be given to which best practice?
a) Enhance the slides with frequent animation, text motion, and audio.
b) Outline material on slides and expand information with lecture.
c) For extensive amounts of material, keep slide fonts to 18 points or smaller.
d) Plan for 10–15 seconds per slide when presenting.
b) Outline material on slides and expand information with lecture.
The main factors that make up the digital divide include:
a) education, number of computers in the home, and disability.
b) social status, race, and ethnicity.
c) age, disability, and money.
d) social status, disability, and ethnicity.
c) age, disability, and money.
When reporting evaluation results, which of the following is TRUE?
a. In the body of the report, important information should be written using technical terms.
b. Overinterpret the data.
c. Avoid discussion of the evaluation's limitations.
d. Stick to the evaluation purpose.
d. Stick to the evaluation purpose.
__________ occurs at a circumscribed point in time, immediately after completion of teaching, but encompasses all teaching–learning activities included in that specific learning experience.
a) Content evaluation
b) Individualized intervention
c) Formative assessment
d) Outcome evaluation
a) Content evaluation
The most effective educational methodology to consider in promoting retention of information would be which of the following?
a) Assigning learners to teach segments of content to the class
b) Having a student read aloud in class
c) Providing learners with video- and computer-enhanced instruction
d) Providing one-to-one instruction
a) Assigning learners to teach segments of content to the class
The primary role of the health professional educator is to:
a) directly provide content to the learners.
b) teach learners one-to-one.
c) facilitate learners in accessing and appropriately using information.
d) stay current on various types of technology.
c) facilitate learners in accessing and appropriately using information.
Which of the following is false regarding consumer informatics?
a. Emergence is due to dependence on printed information.
b. The purpose is to bridge the gap between patients and health resources.
c. Examines patient information from points such as education and health literacy.
d. Finds ways to make health data and services more accessible.
a. Emergence is due to dependence on printed information.
Which of the following is an example of a summative evaluation?
a) Multiple-choice test
b) Five-year learning outcome aggregate data used to determine if the educational program was successful
c) Short answer essay exam grades
d) Educator evaluation to determine if adjustments need to be made in teaching a specific course
b) Five-year learning outcome aggregate data used to determine if the educational program was successful
Commercially created materials may not:
a) address the individual needs of patients.
b) provide convenience.
c) be readily available.
d) look professional.
a) address the individual needs of patients.
In deciding to use an electronic discussion group to provide patient education, which of the following applies?
a) The patients must have access to Medline.
b) Patients may access the discussion group at their convenience, selecting items of interest.
c) Monitoring content is not of concern.
d) All participants commit to a mutually determined time to discuss a topic.
b) Patients may access the discussion group at their convenience, selecting items of interest.
Due to the amount of health information created by individuals without healthcare education or expertise, consumers could be making decisions based on...
a. informed consent, privacy, and accountability
b. information not reviewed for accuracy, currency, or bias
c. the e-Health Code of Ethics
d. the most up to date medical information
b. information not reviewed for accuracy, currency, or bias
Adjustments in personnel, materials, facilities, learning objectives, or attitudes would be examples of purposes for what type of assessment?
a) Summative
b) Formative
c) Evaluative
d) Inclusive
b) Formative
__________ are three-dimensional instructional tools that allow the learner to immediately apply knowledge and psychomotor skills.
a) Flip charts
b) Models
c) Flannel boards
d) Chalkboards
b) Models
You are considering a distance learning program for advancing your education.What are some advantages to keep in mind?
a) Flexibility and online interaction with other students and faculty.
b) Flexibility, online interaction with other students and faculty, and learning outcomes are better than face-to-face classes.
c) Online interaction with other students, and faculty and learning outcomes are better than face-to-face classes.
d) Learning outcomes are better than face-to-face classes, and students need to have some technology capabilities.
a) Flexibility and online interaction with other students and faculty.
When using a clinical practice guideline for teaching a client, the educator must:
a) research each intervention prior to implementation.
b) individualize interventions.
c) conduct a program evaluation on the individual client outcomes.
d) follow the guideline explicitly.
b) individualize interventions.
__________ evaluation measures the effect or worth of specified teaching outcomes.
a) Content
b) Outcome
c) Summative
d) Impact
d) Impact
The most effective instructional strategies for student retention involve which of the following?
a) Speaking and seeing
b) Seeing and hearing
c) Hearing and doing
d) Speaking and doing
d) Speaking and doing
The e-Health Code of Ethics is intended to:
a) guide healthcare practice when providing educational information and services using the Web.
b) direct the care of patients through interprofessional education and practice.
c) provide access to quality information via the Web.
d) facilitate patient learning through use of the Web.
a) guide healthcare practice when providing educational information and services using the Web.
When the “most relevant and best research,” “one’s own clinical expertise,” and “patient preferences” are used to make clinical decisions, the process is termed:
a) evaluation.
b) evidence-based practice.
c) practice-based evidence.
d) research.
b) evidence-based practice.
In developing a program evaluation report, which of the following are important to consider?
a) Audience, time frame, and demographics
b) Audience, purpose, and recommendations based on data
c) Purpose, data, and participants
d) Participants, demographics, and recommendations based on data
b) Audience, purpose, and recommendations based on data