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| Significant healthcare security breaches are published where |
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| E-mail was initially limited to |
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| Access to systems remote from a user |
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| ____ describes a common user interface |
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| ___________ is a “rules” syntax specification that allows rules to be individually published independently of a computer system and subsequently imported into computer systems for healthcare use. It was named after the house in which the meetings took place to create the specification |
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| __________ describes the services used in SOA |
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| WSDL -- Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) |
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| ___________ are becoming prevalent in developed countries and their objectives are appropriate testing, patient safety, higher quality of care and reducing cost |
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| ______________ is commonly used for interfacing with SOA services. It defines format tags that identify characteristics of data |
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| _______ was created by HL7 to create an interoperability framework for enterprise architecture. |
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SAEAF- Services-Aware Enterprise
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| _____ permits virtual access to health care services |
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| _________ was developed at Yale Center for Medical Informatics and is a hierarchical data structure to organize the heterogeneous information contained in practice guidelines |
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| gem-Guideline Elements Model (GEM): XML- based guideline document model that can store and organize the heterogeneous information |
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| Your own medical information may be stored using a |
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| A model that allows a physical system that permits a single physical system to appear to contain multiple systems |
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| In enterprise architecture _____________ defines data elements and characteristics. |
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| Model driven architecture |
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| Virtual computing requires a |
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| hypervisor-- also called virtual machine manager (VMM), is one of many hardware virtualization techniques allowing multiple operating systems, termed guests, to run concurrently on a host computer. |
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| ____ is the process of taking data applying a cipher to create ciphertext |
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| ______ is who or what is allowed access to a particular resource and what level of access they are allowed. |
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| __________ means that the data on a system is the same as the data from the original source. It has not been altered |
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| Is service guaranteed 24/7?” and “Is it up 99.999% of the time?” are questions that are asked as part of the _________ in a service contract |
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| _______ is an effort to create common “service interface specifications” with health IT. |
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| HSSP-- Healthcare Services Specification Project |
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| An ________ is a list that is associated with a file, directory or object that lists who has access to it and what access they have |
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| A model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources. |
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| _______ use Internet technology to transmit data between sites. Data is encrypted as it travels from site to site |
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| ____________ is making sure that only authorized individuals have access to information |
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| Disks are formatted into _____, which make up tracks |
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| The motherboard is made up of circuitry and thousands of copper wires known as ____. |
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| ____ permissions are set so that users have the ability to access files and folders over a network. |
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"please do not take sausage pizza, away"
Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical. |
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| A _____ operates at Layer 1 of the OSI model |
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| A(n) _____ protects a device from spikes in power usually originating with the power company |
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| Macro viruses usually infect Microsoft Office files and _____ |
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| install themselves when users click files |
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| A nuclear medicine imaging device that produces a 3-D image (Positron Emission Tomography) |
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| Count” is which of the following? |
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| Physical security of assets means that objects cannot access data without _____ |
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| Another student informs you that you can purchase software online and avoid paying the full retail price. This is an example of ____. |
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| pirating intellectual property |
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| A _____ IP address can change when you reboot your ISP device. |
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| A virus is a _____ that can harm a computer and make it inoperable |
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| The __________ is a centralized resource staffed by IT professionals who provide user support. |
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| ____ is software designed to infiltrate a computer system without the owner's informed consent |
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| According to HIPAA rules, who can view your medical information without a signed release? |
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| A neighbor becomes aware of a medical condition you have been privately battling for the past six months. The neighbor says that if you do not pay her $5,000, she will use a pay phone to disclose this information to your father. This is an example of _____. |
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| List the correct order of the OSI model layers, from top (7) to bottom (1). |
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| Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical. |
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| The motherboard contains ____ slots, into which device expansion cards are inserted. |
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