HCAD 710 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2025 TOP
RATED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
(T/F) The term "knowledge discovery" is key, as data mining looks at data from different vantage points,
aspects, and perspectives and brings new insights to the data set. - (ANSWER)True
(T/F) As defined by Gene Glass, the term meta-analysis is "the statistical analysis of a large collection of
results from individual studies for the purpose of integrating findings." - (ANSWER)True
According to AHIMA's model, which of the following is not a characteristic of Data Quality -
(ANSWER)Cleanness
Which data mining model uses the organization's same business model, but makes improvements by
simply thinking differently? - (ANSWER)Six sigma
Which of the following are phases of data mining? - (ANSWER)All answers are correct choices
a. Discovery of patterns
b. Exploration of data
c. Applying knowledge
d. Identification of problems
A literature review... - (ANSWER)Is a systematic and critical investigation of the important information
about a topic
Which data mining concept identifies a variable by exposing more data? - (ANSWER)Drill down
When working with data, ___________ is key, as data mining looks at the data from different vantage
points, aspects, and perspectives and brings new insights to the data set. - (ANSWER)Knowledge
discovery
(T/F) Health care does not generate big data - (ANSWER)False
, HCAD 710 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2025 TOP
RATED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Much of our ___________ is unstructured and resides in text files representing more than 75% of an
organization's data. Because this data is not contained in databases, it can be easily overlooked, even
though what it contains can provide meaningful insights. - (ANSWER)Big Data
What is possible because data mining looks at the data from different vantage points, aspects, and
perspectives, and brings new insights to the data set? - (ANSWER)Knowledge discovery
Which of the following apply to big data? - (ANSWER)Resides as unstructured and semi-structured forms
We must not only be able to extract meaningful information and knowledge, but also to ______ and
________ what we are learning and the new knowledge we are generating. - (ANSWER)Share,
disseminate
(T/F) Within selection of research methods, Interrater reliability means that different persons taking the
test will have reasonably similar findings - (ANSWER)True
(T/F) Big data is the process of using software to sort through data to discover patterns and ascertain or
establish relationships - (ANSWER)False
The healthcare organization engaged in data mining has violated HIPPA laws when - (ANSWER)Patient
data has not been de-identified
When we extract meaningful information and knowledge from our databases, what do we also want to
be able to do with what we are learning, the new knowledge we are generating? - (ANSWER)Share and
disseminate
There are three types of validity, which involves the integrity of the research plan. Internal validity
____________ - (ANSWER)Is an attribute of a study's design that contributes to the accuracy of its
findings
RATED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
(T/F) The term "knowledge discovery" is key, as data mining looks at data from different vantage points,
aspects, and perspectives and brings new insights to the data set. - (ANSWER)True
(T/F) As defined by Gene Glass, the term meta-analysis is "the statistical analysis of a large collection of
results from individual studies for the purpose of integrating findings." - (ANSWER)True
According to AHIMA's model, which of the following is not a characteristic of Data Quality -
(ANSWER)Cleanness
Which data mining model uses the organization's same business model, but makes improvements by
simply thinking differently? - (ANSWER)Six sigma
Which of the following are phases of data mining? - (ANSWER)All answers are correct choices
a. Discovery of patterns
b. Exploration of data
c. Applying knowledge
d. Identification of problems
A literature review... - (ANSWER)Is a systematic and critical investigation of the important information
about a topic
Which data mining concept identifies a variable by exposing more data? - (ANSWER)Drill down
When working with data, ___________ is key, as data mining looks at the data from different vantage
points, aspects, and perspectives and brings new insights to the data set. - (ANSWER)Knowledge
discovery
(T/F) Health care does not generate big data - (ANSWER)False
, HCAD 710 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2025 TOP
RATED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Much of our ___________ is unstructured and resides in text files representing more than 75% of an
organization's data. Because this data is not contained in databases, it can be easily overlooked, even
though what it contains can provide meaningful insights. - (ANSWER)Big Data
What is possible because data mining looks at the data from different vantage points, aspects, and
perspectives, and brings new insights to the data set? - (ANSWER)Knowledge discovery
Which of the following apply to big data? - (ANSWER)Resides as unstructured and semi-structured forms
We must not only be able to extract meaningful information and knowledge, but also to ______ and
________ what we are learning and the new knowledge we are generating. - (ANSWER)Share,
disseminate
(T/F) Within selection of research methods, Interrater reliability means that different persons taking the
test will have reasonably similar findings - (ANSWER)True
(T/F) Big data is the process of using software to sort through data to discover patterns and ascertain or
establish relationships - (ANSWER)False
The healthcare organization engaged in data mining has violated HIPPA laws when - (ANSWER)Patient
data has not been de-identified
When we extract meaningful information and knowledge from our databases, what do we also want to
be able to do with what we are learning, the new knowledge we are generating? - (ANSWER)Share and
disseminate
There are three types of validity, which involves the integrity of the research plan. Internal validity
____________ - (ANSWER)Is an attribute of a study's design that contributes to the accuracy of its
findings
