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Sztuczna inteligencja w quizie dotyczącym selekcji telefonicznej pielęgniarek

Testuje, w jaki sposób protokoły Schmitta-Thompsona porządkują pytania, regułę eskalacji dotyczącą wyłącznie aktualizacji w przypadku sztucznej inteligencji oraz dlaczego niedostateczny dostęp do informacji jest kluczowym zagrożeniem bezpieczeństwa w przypadku selekcji telefonicznej.

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How are questions ordered within a Schmitt-Thompson protocol?

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  1. How are questions ordered within a Schmitt-Thompson protocol?
    • Alphabetically by symptom
    • From most to least serious, with the first positive answer pointing to a disposition
    • Randomly to avoid bias
    • From least to most serious so callers stay calm
  2. What does the upgrade-only rule mean for AI in a triage system?
    • AI can only be used on upgraded computers
    • Automated components may raise urgency but cannot lower a disposition without a nurse
    • The system must upgrade its protocols monthly
    • Callers can upgrade to a physician for a fee
  3. What is undertriage?
    • Sending a caller to a higher level of care than needed
    • Sending a caller to a lower level of care than they need
    • Taking too long to answer the phone
    • Using fewer protocols than required
  4. What did the 2015 BMJ study by Semigran and colleagues find about online symptom checkers?
    • They matched nurse triage accuracy exactly
    • Their triage advice was often wrong, though generally cautious
    • They were banned by regulators
    • They only worked for pediatric symptoms
  5. In the recommended architecture, what job does the language model perform?
    • Choosing the final disposition on its own
    • Turning free-text answers into structured yes, no or unknown responses for the protocol engine
    • Rewriting the protocols each night
    • Billing the caller's insurance
  6. Why is negation, such as 'no chest pain, just tightness,' highlighted as a danger point?
    • Models handle negation perfectly
    • Models are weak at negation and hedged answers, which can hide serious symptoms
    • Negation is not allowed in triage calls
    • It only matters for pediatric calls
  7. What should happen when an intake bot receives a red-flag phrase like 'lips turning blue'?
    • Finish the full intake form first
    • Immediately escalate, directing emergency action and alerting the nurse
    • Schedule a routine appointment
    • Ask the caller to rephrase
  8. Which organization does the guide say publishes telehealth nursing practice standards?
    • The American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing
    • The Federal Communications Commission
    • The American Bar Association
    • The National Weather Service