FHR Basics

Question 1

FHIR is a _______ interface

a) SOAP based
b) REST
c) RESTful
d) SOA based

Answer 1

C - RESTful

Question 2

FHIR Mainly deals with

a) Documents
b) Services
c) Messages
d) All of the above

Answer 2

d) All of the above (documents, services, messages)

Question 3

FHIR covers _____ of the most common use cases

a) the majority
b) 50%
c) 80%
d 20%

Answer 3

c) 80%

Question 4

FHIR uses a _______ protocol

a) Service Object
b) Delimited
c) State
d) Web based

Answer 4

d) Web based

Question 5

A FHIR resource is equivalent to a v2 _____

a) Attribute
b) Component
c) Section
d) Segment

Answer 5

d) Segment

Question 6

A FHIR extension is equivalent to a v2 _______

a) Standard element
b) Section
c) Private Component
d) Z-segment

Answer 6

d) Z-segment

Question 7

FHIR version compatibility is achieved by not changing the ____

a) Access path
b) Data attribute definition
c) Data type definition
d) Resource definition

Answer 7

a) Access path

Question 8

FHIR resources are equivalent to CDA _____

a) Segments
b) Sections
c) Messages
d) Templates

Answer 8

b) Sections

Question 9

FHIR can create ____ CDA documents

a) a derived
b) an encapsulated
c) PDF version of the
d a replica of a

Answer 9

b) an encapsulated

Question 10

FHIR and CDA documents have a ____ in common

a) template
b) structure
c) protocol
d) narrative

Answer 10

d) narrative

Question 11

CCDA is a ____ of CDA

a) a non-markup version
b) a consolidated version
c) a more secure implementation
d) an international version

Answer 11

b) a consolidated version

Question 12

The CDA is intended to _____

a) address 80% of the use cases
b) be all inclusive
c) replace FHIR
d) be used for messaging only

Answer 12

b) be all inclusive

Question 13

FHIR architecture principles are:

a) Scalability, readability, reuse and simplicity
b) Scalability, usability, all-inclusive and performance
c) Simplicity, re-usability, inexpensive, and open source
d) Strongly typed, scalability, performance and easy to implement

Answer 13

d) Strongly typed, scalability, performance and easy to implement

Question 14

The four supported FHIR paradigms of exchange are:

a) Documents, messages, services and resources
b) Messages, services, documents and RESTful interrace
c) RESTful, documents, messages and trigger events
d) Resources, messages, documents and templates

Answer 14

b) Messages, services, documents and RESTful interrace

Question 15

An artifact assigned Maturity Level FMM5 has been implemented in at least ____ independent production systems in more than one country:

a) 5
b) 15
c) 1
d) 8

Answer 15

a) 5