DHA Virtual Health Provider Training
Questions With Complete Solutions
Which of the following video teleconferencing technologies include a built in system with an integrated
CODEC and audio/video components, to include medical peripherals and typically handled by a tele-
presenter? - CORRECT ANSWERS Dedicated VTC systems
Which of the following is NOT a common technical troubleshooting issue during a VTC session? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Language barriers
Which of the following is true about virtual health care? - CORRECT ANSWERS - It provides
and supports healthcare when distance separates the patient and provider.
- It may also be known as telehealth, video teleconferencing, eHealth, telecare, etc
- It uses electronic, information, imaging and communication technologies
VH providers may encounter a wide variety of virtual health care equipment. Which of the following are
common options for virtual health care settings? - CORRECT ANSWERS - A dedicated VH cart
with or without peripheral devices such as vital sign tools and held hand cameras
- A video conferencing setup with a desktop screen and speaker phone
- Mobile phones and tablet capabilities
All of the following are examples of differences between in-person care and virtual health care EXCEPT: -
CORRECT ANSWERS Patient education to alter behavior or improve their health status
, The provider can often rely on a presenter (technician or nurse) who serves as the face of VHC at the
patient site and acts as the hands of virtual health for the provider. - CORRECT ANSWERS
True
Which of the following terms matches this definition: "Real time video or telephone appointments
which involves dialog, interactions, electronic communication exchange in at least two directions in the
same time period."? - CORRECT ANSWERS Synchronous Virtual Health
DOD uniformed providers have traditionally been exempt from state licensure, then in 2012 the waiver
was implemented. "The Wavier" refers to? - CORRECT ANSWERS The exemption of state
licensure was expanded to facilitate telemedicine in the Military Health System
The three I's referees to an acronym related to privacy and security which may be jealously for the
provider to use during the "meet and greet" portion of VH session. what do the three I's stand for? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Identify, Introduce, Inquire
XXXXXMatch the terms to the correct definition
A) Privileging by Proxy
B) Licensure
C) Virtual Health to the Patient's location
D) Privileging - CORRECT ANSWERS A) Allows Commanders at originating/patient end site to
accept the decision of the distant/provider site.
B) Uniformed providers are traditionally exempt from originating site in-state requirements
C) Uses a secure, DOD-approved, HIPAA-compliant health information technology platform.
D) A provider must be explicitly given this by the facility in which he or she is providing services
Questions With Complete Solutions
Which of the following video teleconferencing technologies include a built in system with an integrated
CODEC and audio/video components, to include medical peripherals and typically handled by a tele-
presenter? - CORRECT ANSWERS Dedicated VTC systems
Which of the following is NOT a common technical troubleshooting issue during a VTC session? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Language barriers
Which of the following is true about virtual health care? - CORRECT ANSWERS - It provides
and supports healthcare when distance separates the patient and provider.
- It may also be known as telehealth, video teleconferencing, eHealth, telecare, etc
- It uses electronic, information, imaging and communication technologies
VH providers may encounter a wide variety of virtual health care equipment. Which of the following are
common options for virtual health care settings? - CORRECT ANSWERS - A dedicated VH cart
with or without peripheral devices such as vital sign tools and held hand cameras
- A video conferencing setup with a desktop screen and speaker phone
- Mobile phones and tablet capabilities
All of the following are examples of differences between in-person care and virtual health care EXCEPT: -
CORRECT ANSWERS Patient education to alter behavior or improve their health status
, The provider can often rely on a presenter (technician or nurse) who serves as the face of VHC at the
patient site and acts as the hands of virtual health for the provider. - CORRECT ANSWERS
True
Which of the following terms matches this definition: "Real time video or telephone appointments
which involves dialog, interactions, electronic communication exchange in at least two directions in the
same time period."? - CORRECT ANSWERS Synchronous Virtual Health
DOD uniformed providers have traditionally been exempt from state licensure, then in 2012 the waiver
was implemented. "The Wavier" refers to? - CORRECT ANSWERS The exemption of state
licensure was expanded to facilitate telemedicine in the Military Health System
The three I's referees to an acronym related to privacy and security which may be jealously for the
provider to use during the "meet and greet" portion of VH session. what do the three I's stand for? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Identify, Introduce, Inquire
XXXXXMatch the terms to the correct definition
A) Privileging by Proxy
B) Licensure
C) Virtual Health to the Patient's location
D) Privileging - CORRECT ANSWERS A) Allows Commanders at originating/patient end site to
accept the decision of the distant/provider site.
B) Uniformed providers are traditionally exempt from originating site in-state requirements
C) Uses a secure, DOD-approved, HIPAA-compliant health information technology platform.
D) A provider must be explicitly given this by the facility in which he or she is providing services
