SHIPAI-IKIM/FHIR-QA · Datasets at Hugging Face

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What type of information is captured by the FHIR 'Specimen' resource?	Patient's demographic information	Details about a sample for laboratory testing	Patient's medical conditions	Clinical trial data	2
What is a key benefit of FHIR's modular resource structure?	It eliminates the need for coding	It allows specific healthcare data to be shared without sending unnecessary information	It supports proprietary data formats	It requires fewer security protocols	2
Which FHIR resource is best used to record patient allergy details?	Observation	Condition	AllergyIntolerance	Procedure	3
What is the focus of the 'EpisodeOfCare' resource in FHIR?	Capturing long-term healthcare management over multiple visits	Documenting individual encounters	Tracking patient conditions	Managing patient payments	1
Which FHIR resource captures the request for diagnostic services like imaging or lab tests?	Observation	ServiceRequest	Procedure	DiagnosticReport	2
What does the 'Composition' resource in FHIR typically represent?	Clinical documents like discharge summaries or lab reports	Lists of medications prescribed	Medical imaging metadata	Groupings of related patients	1
Which FHIR resource would you use to document the provision of specific medications to a patient?	MedicationAdministration	MedicationRequest	Observation	Procedure	1
What is the difference between a 'contained' resource and a 'referenced' resource in FHIR?	Contained resources are only accessible via the parent resource, while referenced resources are standalone	Contained resources are used for archival purposes, while referenced resources are active	Contained resources can be shared across multiple systems, while referenced resources cannot	There is no functional difference between the two	1
In FHIR terminology, what is the difference between a 'ValueSet' and a 'CodeSystem'?	A 'ValueSet' is a collection of codes, while a 'CodeSystem' defines the codes and their meanings	A 'CodeSystem' is a subset of a 'ValueSet'	They are interchangeable and serve the same purpose	A 'ValueSet' is a terminology server, while a 'CodeSystem' is a resource type	1
Which FHIR resource would you use to map codes between two different CodeSystems?	ConceptMap	ValueSet	StructureDefinition	CapabilityStatement	1
What is the primary purpose of the 'StructureMap' resource in FHIR?	To define transformations between different resource structures	To store healthcare provider relationships	To validate terminology content	To define patient encounter workflows	1
How is the 'meta.security' element in a FHIR resource used?	To enforce authentication protocols	To assign labels for resource access control	To encrypt resource data	To store metadata about server configurations	2
What is a key difference between an 'ActivityDefinition' and a 'PlanDefinition' in FHIR?	ActivityDefinition defines standalone actions, while PlanDefinition orchestrates sequences of actions	PlanDefinition is for individual activities, while ActivityDefinition is for workflows	ActivityDefinition is only used in research contexts, while PlanDefinition is used clinically	There is no difference; they serve the same purpose	1
What is the purpose of the '_typeFilter' search parameter in FHIR?	To limit search results to specific resource types	To filter by resource metadata attributes	To perform hierarchical searches within a resource type	To sort search results by resource type	1
What is the primary use case for the 'VerificationResult' resource?	To verify clinical trial outcomes	To document the verification of healthcare data or assertions	To validate server configurations	To confirm user authentication details	2
What is the purpose of 'search-include' in FHIR operations?	To include related resources in search results	To perform a deep recursive search	To restrict searches to top-level resources	To sort resources by inclusion rules	1
Which FHIR element specifies which profile a resource conforms to?	meta.profile	meta.tag	resourceType	structureDefinition	1
What is the purpose of the 'Evidence' resource in FHIR?	To capture clinical trial findings	To define the basis for clinical or business decisions	To document diagnostic imaging results	To validate patient consent forms	2
What is the difference between a 'List' resource and a 'Bundle' resource in FHIR?	A List is for dynamic collections, while a Bundle is for transactions and static groupings	A Bundle is only used in RESTful operations, while a List is used for clinical workflows	A List includes only active resources, while a Bundle includes all resource states	There is no functional difference	1
Which FHIR resource is designed to capture quality measurement results?	MeasureReport	Observation	DiagnosticReport	StructureDefinition	1
How are extensions used in FHIR to handle data not covered by the standard specification?	Extensions allow additional data to be included in a standardized way without altering core structures	Extensions redefine core elements to add new functionality	Extensions override FHIR constraints for local implementations	Extensions are used to validate server-side configurations	1
What does the FHIR 'Canonical' URL represent?	A unique identifier for a specific version of a resource or profile	A reference to a temporary resource	A link to a patient-specific resource	A metadata field for resource relationships	1
What is the primary purpose of the 'Task' resource in FHIR?	To manage workflow steps for a process or activity	To store clinical observations	To track medication adherence	To document patient conditions	1
What is the purpose of the 'MedicinalProduct' resource in FHIR?	To provide detailed information about a medication as a product	To capture a patient's medication usage history	To document active prescriptions	To record pharmaceutical manufacturing details	1
What does the 'ClinicalImpression' resource in FHIR capture?	An assessment or clinical judgment about a patient	The results of diagnostic imaging	A summary of lab results	A structured care plan for a patient	1
Which resource type would you use to define a guideline or clinical protocol in FHIR?	PlanDefinition	ActivityDefinition	CarePlan	Library	1
What is the main goal of FHIR?	Enable healthcare interoperability	Encrypt patient data	Provide healthcare devices	Track medical billing	1
Which of these is a standard format for FHIR resources?	JSON	CSV	HTML	TXT	1
Which resource represents basic patient demographic information?	Patient	Encounter	Condition	Observation	1
What does the 'Observation' resource typically capture?	Lab results or clinical measurements	A patient’s demographic details	Billing information	Insurance details	1
Which of these is NOT a valid format for FHIR resources?	JSON	XML	RDF	PDF	4
What does the 'Encounter' resource represent?	A meeting between a patient and a healthcare provider	A patient’s medical condition	A prescription for medication	A laboratory result	1
What is the base unit of data in FHIR?	Resource	Table	Field	Server	1
What is the purpose of the 'MedicationRequest' resource?	To record a prescription for medication	To track medication allergies	To log medication administration	To manage billing for medications	1
What is FHIR designed for?	Sharing healthcare data between systems	Encrypting patient data	Replacing doctors	Developing wearable devices	1
Which resource would you use to record a patient’s allergy?	AllergyIntolerance	Observation	Condition	Encounter	1
What is the 'CarePlan' resource used for?	To manage a patient's healthcare plan	To store demographic details	To log insurance information	To track laboratory tests	1
Which resource represents a healthcare provider?	Practitioner	Encounter	Condition	Organization	1
What is a 'Bundle' resource in FHIR?	A collection of resources	A summary of clinical data	A single patient record	A list of prescriptions	1
Which resource would you use to represent a healthcare facility?	Location	Encounter	CareTeam	Condition	1
What type of resource captures diagnostic imaging results?	ImagingStudy	Procedure	Observation	Condition	1
Which resource is used to represent insurance coverage details?	Coverage	Claim	Invoice	PaymentNotice	1
Which resource would you use to represent a healthcare appointment?	Appointment	Encounter	Schedule	Condition	1
What does the 'Condition' resource in FHIR capture?	A patient's medical condition or diagnosis	A record of a patient encounter	An allergy to a specific medication	A surgical procedure performed	1
What is the purpose of the FHIR 'SearchParameter' resource?	To manage resource versions	To store patient records	To define search criteria for specific resources	To log server activity	3
Which resource in FHIR is used to represent a healthcare service location?	Encounter	Location	HealthcareService	Organization	2
What is the function of the '_history' endpoint in FHIR?	To perform batch operations	To view all versions of a resource	To log access history	To archive deleted resources	2
Which FHIR resource is best suited for managing a set of codes used in healthcare?	ValueSet	CodeSystem	ConceptMap	StructureDefinition	2
What does the 'meta.versionId' element in a FHIR resource represent?	The resource's unique identifier	The resource's creation date	The resource type	The resource's current version	4
In FHIR, what does the '_sort' search parameter do?	Groups resources by category	Limits results to specific resources	Filters results by type	Sorts results by a specified attribute	4

What type of information is captured by the FHIR 'Specimen' resource?

Patient's demographic information

Details about a sample for laboratory testing

Patient's medical conditions

Clinical trial data

2

What is a key benefit of FHIR's modular resource structure?

It eliminates the need for coding

It allows specific healthcare data to be shared without sending unnecessary information

It supports proprietary data formats

It requires fewer security protocols

2

Which FHIR resource is best used to record patient allergy details?

Observation

Condition

AllergyIntolerance

Procedure

3

What is the focus of the 'EpisodeOfCare' resource in FHIR?

Capturing long-term healthcare management over multiple visits

Documenting individual encounters

Tracking patient conditions

Managing patient payments

1

Which FHIR resource captures the request for diagnostic services like imaging or lab tests?

Observation

ServiceRequest

Procedure

DiagnosticReport

2

What does the 'Composition' resource in FHIR typically represent?

Clinical documents like discharge summaries or lab reports

Lists of medications prescribed

Medical imaging metadata

Groupings of related patients

1

Which FHIR resource would you use to document the provision of specific medications to a patient?

MedicationAdministration

MedicationRequest

Observation

Procedure

1

What is the difference between a 'contained' resource and a 'referenced' resource in FHIR?

Contained resources are only accessible via the parent resource, while referenced resources are standalone

Contained resources are used for archival purposes, while referenced resources are active

Contained resources can be shared across multiple systems, while referenced resources cannot

There is no functional difference between the two

1

In FHIR terminology, what is the difference between a 'ValueSet' and a 'CodeSystem'?

A 'ValueSet' is a collection of codes, while a 'CodeSystem' defines the codes and their meanings

A 'CodeSystem' is a subset of a 'ValueSet'

They are interchangeable and serve the same purpose

A 'ValueSet' is a terminology server, while a 'CodeSystem' is a resource type

1

Which FHIR resource would you use to map codes between two different CodeSystems?

ConceptMap

ValueSet

StructureDefinition

CapabilityStatement

1

What is the primary purpose of the 'StructureMap' resource in FHIR?

To define transformations between different resource structures

To store healthcare provider relationships

To validate terminology content

To define patient encounter workflows

1

How is the 'meta.security' element in a FHIR resource used?

To enforce authentication protocols

To assign labels for resource access control

To encrypt resource data

To store metadata about server configurations

2

What is a key difference between an 'ActivityDefinition' and a 'PlanDefinition' in FHIR?

ActivityDefinition defines standalone actions, while PlanDefinition orchestrates sequences of actions

PlanDefinition is for individual activities, while ActivityDefinition is for workflows

ActivityDefinition is only used in research contexts, while PlanDefinition is used clinically

There is no difference; they serve the same purpose

1

What is the purpose of the '_typeFilter' search parameter in FHIR?

To limit search results to specific resource types

To filter by resource metadata attributes

To perform hierarchical searches within a resource type

To sort search results by resource type

1

What is the primary use case for the 'VerificationResult' resource?

To verify clinical trial outcomes

To document the verification of healthcare data or assertions

To validate server configurations

To confirm user authentication details

2

What is the purpose of 'search-include' in FHIR operations?

To include related resources in search results

To perform a deep recursive search

To restrict searches to top-level resources

To sort resources by inclusion rules

1

Which FHIR element specifies which profile a resource conforms to?

meta.profile

meta.tag

resourceType

structureDefinition

1

What is the purpose of the 'Evidence' resource in FHIR?

To capture clinical trial findings

To define the basis for clinical or business decisions

To document diagnostic imaging results

To validate patient consent forms

2

What is the difference between a 'List' resource and a 'Bundle' resource in FHIR?

A List is for dynamic collections, while a Bundle is for transactions and static groupings

A Bundle is only used in RESTful operations, while a List is used for clinical workflows

A List includes only active resources, while a Bundle includes all resource states

There is no functional difference

1

Which FHIR resource is designed to capture quality measurement results?

MeasureReport

Observation

DiagnosticReport

StructureDefinition

1

How are extensions used in FHIR to handle data not covered by the standard specification?

Extensions allow additional data to be included in a standardized way without altering core structures

Extensions redefine core elements to add new functionality

Extensions override FHIR constraints for local implementations

Extensions are used to validate server-side configurations

1

What does the FHIR 'Canonical' URL represent?

A unique identifier for a specific version of a resource or profile

A reference to a temporary resource

A link to a patient-specific resource

A metadata field for resource relationships

1

What is the primary purpose of the 'Task' resource in FHIR?

To manage workflow steps for a process or activity

To store clinical observations

To track medication adherence

To document patient conditions

1

What is the purpose of the 'MedicinalProduct' resource in FHIR?

To provide detailed information about a medication as a product

To capture a patient's medication usage history

To document active prescriptions

To record pharmaceutical manufacturing details

1

What does the 'ClinicalImpression' resource in FHIR capture?

An assessment or clinical judgment about a patient

The results of diagnostic imaging

A summary of lab results

A structured care plan for a patient

1

Which resource type would you use to define a guideline or clinical protocol in FHIR?

PlanDefinition

ActivityDefinition

CarePlan

Library

1

What is the main goal of FHIR?

Enable healthcare interoperability

Encrypt patient data

Provide healthcare devices

Track medical billing

1

Which of these is a standard format for FHIR resources?

JSON

CSV

HTML

TXT

1

Which resource represents basic patient demographic information?

Patient

Encounter

Condition

Observation

1

What does the 'Observation' resource typically capture?

Lab results or clinical measurements

A patient’s demographic details

Billing information

Insurance details

1

Which of these is NOT a valid format for FHIR resources?

JSON

XML

RDF

PDF

4

What does the 'Encounter' resource represent?

A meeting between a patient and a healthcare provider

A patient’s medical condition

A prescription for medication

A laboratory result

1

What is the base unit of data in FHIR?

Resource

Table

Field

Server

1

What is the purpose of the 'MedicationRequest' resource?

To record a prescription for medication

To track medication allergies

To log medication administration

To manage billing for medications

1

What is FHIR designed for?

Sharing healthcare data between systems

Encrypting patient data

Replacing doctors

Developing wearable devices

1

Which resource would you use to record a patient’s allergy?

AllergyIntolerance

Observation

Condition

Encounter

1

What is the 'CarePlan' resource used for?

To manage a patient's healthcare plan

To store demographic details

To log insurance information

To track laboratory tests

1

Which resource represents a healthcare provider?

Practitioner

Encounter

Condition

Organization

1

What is a 'Bundle' resource in FHIR?

A collection of resources

A summary of clinical data

A single patient record

A list of prescriptions

1

Which resource would you use to represent a healthcare facility?

Location

Encounter

CareTeam

Condition

1

What type of resource captures diagnostic imaging results?

ImagingStudy

Procedure

Observation

Condition

1

Which resource is used to represent insurance coverage details?

Coverage

Claim

Invoice

PaymentNotice

1

Which resource would you use to represent a healthcare appointment?

Appointment

Encounter

Schedule

Condition

1

What does the 'Condition' resource in FHIR capture?

A patient's medical condition or diagnosis

A record of a patient encounter

An allergy to a specific medication

A surgical procedure performed

1

What is the purpose of the FHIR 'SearchParameter' resource?

To manage resource versions

To store patient records

To define search criteria for specific resources

To log server activity

3

Which resource in FHIR is used to represent a healthcare service location?

Encounter

Location

HealthcareService

Organization

2

What is the function of the '_history' endpoint in FHIR?

To perform batch operations

To view all versions of a resource

To log access history

To archive deleted resources

2

Which FHIR resource is best suited for managing a set of codes used in healthcare?

ValueSet

CodeSystem

ConceptMap

StructureDefinition

2

What does the 'meta.versionId' element in a FHIR resource represent?

The resource's unique identifier

The resource's creation date

The resource type

The resource's current version

4

In FHIR, what does the '_sort' search parameter do?

Groups resources by category

Limits results to specific resources

Filters results by type

Sorts results by a specified attribute

4