Laboratory Information Systems in the Blood Bank Flashcards

1
Q
  1. Components of an information system consist of all of
    the following except:
    a. Hardware
    b. Software
    c. Validation
    d. People
A

c. Validation

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  1. To be in compliance with regulatory and accreditation
    agency requirements for blood bank information systems,
    blood banks must maintain SOPs for all of the following
    except:
    a. Vendor validation testing
    b. Computer downtime
    c. System maintenance
    d. Personnel training
A

a. Vendor validation testing

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  1. A validation test case that assesses the system’s ability to
    recognize an erroneous input is called:
    a. Normal
    b. Boundary
    c. Stress
    d. Invalid
A

d. Invalid

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  1. An example of interface software functionality is:
    a. The entry of blood components into the blood bank
    database
    b. The transmission of patient information from the HIS
    into the blood bank system
    c. The printing of a workload report
    d. Preventing access to the system by an unauthorized
    user
A

b. The transmission of patient information from the HIS
into the blood bank system

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  1. Backup copies of the information system:
    a. Can be used to restore the information system data and
    software if the production system is damaged
    b. Are used to maintain hardware components
    c. Are performed once a month
    d. Are created any time changes are made to the system
A

a. Can be used to restore the information system data and
software if the production system is damaged

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  1. User passwords should be:
    a. Shared with others
    b. Kept confidential
    c. Posted at each terminal
    d. Never changed
A

b. Kept confidential

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  1. Preventing the issue of an incompatible blood component is an example of:
    a. Inventory management
    b. Utilization review
    c. System security
    d. Control function
A

d. Control function

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Q
  1. Information is stored in a collection of many different
    files called the:
    a. Database
    b. Configuration
    c. Hardware
    d. Disk drive
A

a. Database

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  1. Application software communicates with this type of
    software to retrieve data from the system disks:
    a. Interface
    b. Operating system
    c. Security
    d. Program
A

b. Operating system

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  1. Validation testing for software should consider all of the
    following items except:
    a. Data entry methods
    b. Control functions
    c. Performance of testing in production database
    d. Invalid data
A

c. Performance of testing in production database

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  1. Complete the truth table below for a negative antibody
    screen using two screening cells (SCI, SCII) at the immediate spin (IS), 37°C (37), and antihuman globulin
    (AHG) phases.
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Q
  1. During validation testing, a computer user entered the
    following results for an antibody screen test:

After the user verified the entries, the monitor displayed
the following message: “Invalid test results.” What caused the error message to display?

a. An invalid entry was made in the check cells (CC)
column
b. The truth table was set up incorrectly
c. The interpretation does not correlate with the test
entries
d. The interface to the laboratory computer system is
down

A

b. The truth table was set up incorrectly

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