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AI Clinical Decision Support for Physicians Quiz
Tests the difference between rule-based and predictive CDS, why alert fatigue develops, and how CDS Hooks and silent-mode validation work in practice.
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What mainly drives alert fatigue with drug interaction alerts?
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- What mainly drives alert fatigue with drug interaction alerts?
- Alerts are displayed in too small a font
- So many alerts are clinically irrelevant that clinicians learn to override them, including the rare important one
- Pharmacists see the alerts before physicians do
- Alerts only fire after the order is signed
- What did the 2021 University of Michigan external validation of the Epic Sepsis Model find?
- It detected nearly every sepsis case with few false alarms
- It worked only on pediatric patients
- Discrimination was much weaker than advertised (AUC about 0.63), and it missed about two thirds of sepsis cases
- It was withdrawn by the FDA as an unapproved device
- A renal dosing rule suggests a lower dose inside the order without a pop-up. What kind of delivery is that?
- Passive or non-interruptive delivery
- An interruptive hard stop
- A predictive machine learning alert
- A CDS Hooks patient-view card sent to the patient
- In CDS Hooks, what does an external CDS service send back to the EHR?
- A replacement copy of the patient's chart
- Billing codes for the encounter
- A signed prescription
- Cards that give information, suggest an action or link to a SMART on FHIR app
- Why run a predictive model in silent mode before go-live?
- To measure how well it performs on local patients before any alerts reach clinicians
- To avoid needing EHR integration
- To satisfy the five rights framework automatically
- To train clinicians to ignore it
- Which of these is part of the CDS "five rights" framework?
- The right price
- The right vendor
- The right person
- The right insurer
- What kind of CDS did the 21st Century Cures Act mainly exclude from FDA device regulation?
- All software used in hospitals
- Any tool built by an EHR vendor
- Only tools that use machine learning
- Tools whose basis a clinician can independently review
- Which governance metric most directly shows whether an alert is creating noise?
- The number of FHIR resources in the EHR
- Override rate together with override reasons
- Server uptime
- The alert's color scheme
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