Question 1

A team participates in teamwork, while individuals participate in:

Accepted Answer

A)  Skills 
B)  Knowledge 
C)  Performance 
D)  Taskwork 
A)  Skills 
B)  Knowledge 
C)  Performance 
D)  Taskwork D

Question 2

KSAs in regards to teamwork stand for:

Accepted Answer

A)  Knowing, Seeing, Adjusting 
B)  Knowledge, skills, and abilities 
C)  Knowledge, Systems, and Advisement 
D)  Knowledge, skills, and attitudes 
A)  Knowing, Seeing, Adjusting 
B)  Knowledge, skills, and abilities 
C)  Knowledge, Systems, and Advisement 
D)  Knowledge, skills, and attitudes D

Question 3

Telemedicine is usually the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Provision of care over long distances 
B)  The use of a telephone in medicine 
C)  Face to face healthcare 
D)  The use of devices in surgery 
A)  Provision of care over long distances 
B)  The use of a telephone in medicine 
C)  Face to face healthcare 
D)  The use of devices in surgery A

Question 4

What does the acronym SEIPS stand for?

Accepted Answer

A)  Safe Engagement of Interactive Patient Systems 
B)  Systems Engineering in Patient Safety 
C)  Systems Engineering in Provider Satisfaction 
D)  Sociotechnical Engineering in Patient Systems 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Safe Engagement of Interactive Patient Systems 
B)  Systems Engineering in Patient Safety 
C)  Systems Engineering in Provider Satisfaction 
D)  Sociotechnical Engineering in Patient Systems 
E)  None of the above

Question 5

According to the text level ____ automation could significantly reduce crashes and injuries due to driver distraction, impaired driving, or recklessness.

Accepted Answer

A)  1 
B)  2 
C)  3 
D)  4 
A)  1 
B)  2 
C)  3 
D)  4

Question 6

The area of study called ________ is concerned with the activity of the brain when an operator is performing work.

Accepted Answer

A)  Neuroergonomics 
B)  Ergonomics 
C)  Neuroscience 
D)  Human factors 
A)  Neuroergonomics 
B)  Ergonomics 
C)  Neuroscience 
D)  Human factors

Question 7

Brain control interfaces (BCI's) work by identifying

Accepted Answer

A)  the user's thoughts or goals 
B)  a specific pattern of brain activity that the user has learned to reliably produce. 
C)  Reading the thoughts of the user 
D)  All of the above 
A)  the user's thoughts or goals 
B)  a specific pattern of brain activity that the user has learned to reliably produce. 
C)  Reading the thoughts of the user 
D)  All of the above

Question 8

Google has also publicly stated a goal of producing a car without a steering wheel, and gas and brake pedals for driving around town.

Accepted Answer

A)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 5 of the NHTSA automation scale 
B)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 4 of the NHTSA automation scale 
C)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 3 of the NHTSA automation scale 
D)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 2 of the NHTSA automation scale 
A)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 5 of the NHTSA automation scale 
B)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 4 of the NHTSA automation scale 
C)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 3 of the NHTSA automation scale 
D)  This level of automation would corresponds to level 2 of the NHTSA automation scale

Question 9

Out of approximately 10,000 adverse events with robotic surgery, what percentage of incidences led to death?

Accepted Answer

A)  Approximately 1% 
B)  Approximately 10% 
C)  Approximately 30% 
D)  Approximately 50% 
A)  Approximately 1% 
B)  Approximately 10% 
C)  Approximately 30% 
D)  Approximately 50%

Question 10

Complex systems are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Highly complicated but knowable 
B)  Simplistic and unknowable 
C)  Highly complicated and unknowable 
D)  Simplistic and knowable 
A)  Highly complicated but knowable 
B)  Simplistic and unknowable 
C)  Highly complicated and unknowable 
D)  Simplistic and knowable

Question 11

Which of the following is an example of a gesture recognition system?

Accepted Answer

A)  A keyboard 
B)  A computer mouse 
C)  The Kinetc game system 
D)  The Siri voice recognition system 
A)  A keyboard 
B)  A computer mouse 
C)  The Kinetc game system 
D)  The Siri voice recognition system

Question 12

A handover is:

Accepted Answer

A)  The transition of a patient from one provider to another 
B)  The transition of an EMR under one provider to another 
C)  A specific type of surgical procedure 
D)  A medical error 
A)  The transition of a patient from one provider to another 
B)  The transition of an EMR under one provider to another 
C)  A specific type of surgical procedure 
D)  A medical error

Question 13

Which of following is not a limitation of automation?

Accepted Answer

A)  operators are expected to monitor the system to identify system malfunctions 
B)  Automation often requires the user to learn skills that were not necessary before 
C)  Automation does not suffer fatigue or form inattention 
D)  Automation introduces the possibility of new types of operator errors 
A)  operators are expected to monitor the system to identify system malfunctions 
B)  Automation often requires the user to learn skills that were not necessary before 
C)  Automation does not suffer fatigue or form inattention 
D)  Automation introduces the possibility of new types of operator errors

Question 14

EMRs bring all but which of the following to healthcare:

Accepted Answer

A)  Computer access to patient records 
B)  Regular updates to patient health 
C)  A solution for knowing drug allergies 
D)  Ensure providers spend more time with patients 
A)  Computer access to patient records 
B)  Regular updates to patient health 
C)  A solution for knowing drug allergies 
D)  Ensure providers spend more time with patients

Question 15

Concerns regarding the use of automation include

Accepted Answer

A)  The operators understanding of the limitations and capability of the automation 
B)  The effect of using automation on an operators skills and proficiency 
C)  The operators alertness and preparedness to take over should the automation fail 
D)  All of the above 
A)  The operators understanding of the limitations and capability of the automation 
B)  The effect of using automation on an operators skills and proficiency 
C)  The operators alertness and preparedness to take over should the automation fail 
D)  All of the above

Question 16

The increased use of automated systems is driven by

Accepted Answer

A)  Sophisticated software algorithms 
B)  Lighter, smaller, cheaper, and powerful electronic sensors. 
C)  Need to improve efficiency and reduce the potential for human error 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Sophisticated software algorithms 
B)  Lighter, smaller, cheaper, and powerful electronic sensors. 
C)  Need to improve efficiency and reduce the potential for human error 
D)  All of the above

Question 17

The crash of Air France flight 447 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while on route from Rio de Janeiro Brazil to Paris France highlighted the potential effects of automation on

Accepted Answer

A)  The maintenance of basic flying skills 
B)  Pilot trust of automation 
C)  Pilot mistrust of automation 
D)  Pilot understanding of the operations of automation 
A)  The maintenance of basic flying skills 
B)  Pilot trust of automation 
C)  Pilot mistrust of automation 
D)  Pilot understanding of the operations of automation

Question 18

Developments in neuroergonomics might allow

Accepted Answer

A)  The monitoring an operator's neural activity to identify their current cognitive workload. 
B)  The monitoring of human cognitive activity to determine whether the operator is aware of an alarm or warning. 
C)  The identification of different types of cognitive work enabling systems to anticipate the user needs and make available information without the user's explicit request. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  The monitoring an operator's neural activity to identify their current cognitive workload. 
B)  The monitoring of human cognitive activity to determine whether the operator is aware of an alarm or warning. 
C)  The identification of different types of cognitive work enabling systems to anticipate the user needs and make available information without the user's explicit request. 
D)  None of the above.

Question 19

Which of the following was not one of the "C's" mentioned from Salas's teamwork research?

Accepted Answer

A)  Coaching 
B)  Creativity 
C)  Communication 
D)  Coordination 
A)  Coaching 
B)  Creativity 
C)  Communication 
D)  Coordination

Question 20

Which of the following constructs in Salas's 9 C's model best fit with the idea of transitions of care:

Accepted Answer

A)  Coaching 
B)  Context 
C)  Coordination 
D)  Communication 
E)  C & D 
A)  Coaching 
B)  Context 
C)  Coordination 
D)  Communication 
E)  C & D

A team participates in teamwork, while individuals participate in:

KSAs in regards to teamwork stand for:

Telemedicine is usually the:

What does the acronym SEIPS stand for?

According to the text level ____ automation could significantly reduce crashes and injuries due to driver distraction, impaired driving, or recklessness.

The area of study called ________ is concerned with the activity of the brain when an operator is performing work.

Brain control interfaces (BCI's) work by identifying

Google has also publicly stated a goal of producing a car without a steering wheel, and gas and brake pedals for driving around town.

Out of approximately 10,000 adverse events with robotic surgery, what percentage of incidences led to death?

Complex systems are:

Which of the following is an example of a gesture recognition system?

A handover is:

Which of following is not a limitation of automation?

EMRs bring all but which of the following to healthcare:

Concerns regarding the use of automation include

The increased use of automated systems is driven by

The crash of Air France flight 447 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while on route from Rio de Janeiro Brazil to Paris France highlighted the potential effects of automation on

Developments in neuroergonomics might allow

Which of the following was not one of the "C's" mentioned from Salas's teamwork research?

Which of the following constructs in Salas's 9 C's model best fit with the idea of transitions of care:

Introduction to Human Factors

Research Methods

Visual, Tactile, and Olfactory Displays

Audition and Vestibular Function

Methods of Evaluation

Attention, Memory, and Multitasking

Decision-Making

Motor Skills and Control

Anthropometry and Biomechanics

Environmental Design

Human Error

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Exam 12: Future Trends in Human Factors

A team participates in teamwork, while individuals participate in:

KSAs in regards to teamwork stand for:

Telemedicine is usually the:

What does the acronym SEIPS stand for?

According to the text level ____ automation could significantly reduce crashes and injuries due to driver distraction, impaired driving, or recklessness.

The area of study called ________ is concerned with the activity of the brain when an operator is performing work.

Brain control interfaces (BCI's) work by identifying

Google has also publicly stated a goal of producing a car without a steering wheel, and gas and brake pedals for driving around town.

Out of approximately 10,000 adverse events with robotic surgery, what percentage of incidences led to death?

Complex systems are:

Which of the following is an example of a gesture recognition system?

A handover is:

Which of following is not a limitation of automation?

EMRs bring all but which of the following to healthcare:

Concerns regarding the use of automation include

The increased use of automated systems is driven by

The crash of Air France flight 447 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while on route from Rio de Janeiro Brazil to Paris France highlighted the potential effects of automation on

Developments in neuroergonomics might allow

Which of the following was not one of the "C's" mentioned from Salas's teamwork research?

Which of the following constructs in Salas's 9 C's model best fit with the idea of transitions of care:

Introduction to Human Factors

Research Methods

Visual, Tactile, and Olfactory Displays

Audition and Vestibular Function

Methods of Evaluation

Attention, Memory, and Multitasking

Decision-Making

Motor Skills and Control

Anthropometry and Biomechanics

Environmental Design

Human Error

Filters