Smith Seminars Online Medical Errors Test
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Part 1 - Your Information
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Part 2 - The Test
1) Human error in medicine:
A) Can cause adverse events
B) Are problems of psychology and engineering
C) A & B
D) None of the above
2) An accident is:
A) An adverse outcome after an error
B) An unplanned, expected, and undesired event
3) Input Error or Misperception:
A) The input data are incorrectly perceived
B) An incorrect intention is formed based on that misperception
C) The wrong action is performed predicated on the incorrect intention
D) All the above
4) Error of omission is an error characterized by:
A) The leaving out of an appropriate step in a process
B) An inappropriate object, action, place, or time instead of the appropriate object, action, place, or time
C) The adding of a normally appropriate step to a process
5) A medical error is an error that happens in a medical setting and is made by someone who:
A) Gave the appropriate dose of medication
B) Has poor handwriting
C) Is engaged in a medical activity
6) To reduce the probability of error, one can work on:
7) User problems in the use of medical equipment are of concern because of their effect on:
8) The frequency of relatively harmless events is hard to determine because they:
9) In a typical user error mishap:
10) Because not all errors can be eliminated:
Part 3 - Evaluation
Learner's achievement of each objective. Rate each on a scale of 1=low 5=high
Objective 1
1) List the definitions, theories, models, and classifications of errors Identify the terminology used in medical errors Factors involved in documentation of medical errors Identify solutions and remedies of medical errors List the types of technical failure causing errors Factors involving litigation of medical errors.
1 2 3 4 5
Purpose/Goal of this activity:
2) Attendee will be aware of the current information and will be able to meet the required continuing education. Relationship of objectives to overall Purpose/Goal of activity.
3) If conflict of interest, off-label use, commercial support, or in-kind support were evident in the education component of this program, were you notified? (Choose One)
N/A — not applicable for any of the above
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4) Content was presented without bias of any commercial product or drug. (Choose One)
5) Will the information you gained from this program change your practice? (Choose One)
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