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1. Under the 2024 Section 1557 regulations described in the guide, what must happen when machine translation is used for text critical to a patient's rights or access?
   • A qualified human translator must review it
   • It must be printed in both languages
   • The patient must sign a waiver
   • Nothing, if the app is widely used
2. A nurse is using an approved translation app for simple comfort requests, and the patient starts describing new chest pain. What does the guide's example show she should do?
   • Keep using the app, since it is already running
   • Ask the patient's teenage child to interpret
   • Switch to a qualified interpreter, such as a phone interpreter
   • Wait until the patient's family arrives
3. According to the guide, what separates a qualified medical interpreter from someone who is simply bilingual?
   • A qualified interpreter speaks at least four languages
   • Accurate and complete interpretation, impartiality, confidentiality and knowledge of medical terminology
   • Employment by the hospital for at least five years
   • Being a member of the patient's family
4. What did research on consumer machine translation of emergency discharge instructions find, according to the guide?
   • Accuracy was perfect across all languages
   • Translation errors never had clinical significance
   • Accuracy was highest for languages with the least training data
   • Accuracy varied widely by language, and some errors could cause harm
5. In a pipeline of speech recognition, machine translation and text-to-speech, why do errors compound?
   • Each stage adds a new language
   • Text-to-speech always changes the meaning
   • A mistake in an early stage, such as a misheard drug name, is passed along and confidently translated
   • The pipeline deletes the original audio
6. Which situation from the guide calls for a video remote or in-person qualified interpreter rather than a consumer translation app?
   • Obtaining informed consent, which covers risks, alternatives and the patient's questions
   • Offering a patient an extra blanket
   • Asking whether the patient wants water
   • Saying good morning
7. Which privacy risk does the guide raise about consumer translation apps in clinical settings?
   • They store data only on paper
   • They may send audio to servers not covered by a HIPAA business associate agreement
   • They automatically publish conversations online
   • They require patients to create public profiles
8. Which safeguard does the guide recommend for confirming that a patient understood information delivered through AI translation?
   • Assuming understanding if the patient nods
   • Repeating the instructions more loudly
   • Using a longer written document
   • Teach-back, where the patient explains the information in their own words