Robots in Hospitals: Friend or Weird?

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1. What is the MAIN thing hospital robots do?

   1. Diagnose what illness a patient has
   2. Carry stuff like medicine and supplies from one place to another
   3. Give patients shots and medicine
   4. Talk to patients instead of doctors

2. A delivery robot brings your medicine from the hospital pharmacy to your room. What is its main job?

   1. Playing games with the patient
   2. Cleaning the patient's room
   3. Moving things from place to place
   4. Checking the patient's heart rate

3. Who makes the decisions about your medical treatment in a hospital with robots?

   1. The hospital's robots
   2. The pharmacy computer
   3. Doctors and nurses
   4. The cleaning robots

4. Why do some hospitals have robot dogs or cats that kids can touch?

   1. To check if kids are sick
   2. To teach kids how to build robots
   3. To help kids feel less lonely while in the hospital
   4. To scare away bad dreams

5. When do cleaning robots typically mop hospital hallways?

   1. At night when fewer people are around
   2. Only when doctors ask them to
   3. During the busiest part of the day
   4. Only on weekends

6. If you counted everyone who helped you in one day at a hospital, what would you likely find?

   1. Only robots helping you
   2. An equal number of robots and humans
   3. Way more humans than robots
   4. Only one person helping you

7. A hospital robot rolls down the hallway with a cart full of bandages. What type of robot is it?

   1. A delivery robot
   2. A surgery robot
   3. A comfort robot
   4. A diagnostic robot

8. A robot cleans a patient's room by itself using special sensors. What skill is it using?

   1. Reading doctors' notes
   2. Artificial intelligence to figure out where to clean
   3. Talking to the patient
   4. Flying to reach high places

9. A kid is in the hospital and feels sad because they miss their pet dog at home. What robot might help them feel better?

   1. A robot that delivers food
   2. A robot that checks blood pressure
   3. A robot that sweeps the floor
   4. A robot shaped like a fluffy dog or cat

10. What would happen if a robot tried to give you a checkup instead of a doctor?

    1. The robot would scare the patient
    2. The robot would clean the patient instead
    3. The robot is not designed for that job - doctors and nurses do medical tasks
    4. The robot would do a better job than the doctor

11. A hospital gets a new robot. It does not carry things, clean floors, or comfort kids. What is it likely supposed to do?

    1. The description does not match any robot mentioned in the lesson
    2. It probably does not belong in a hospital
    3. It must be a secret medical robot
    4. It was probably a gift from another hospital

12. Why are hospital robots called tools to help people?

    1. They are not very useful
    2. They can be used like a hammer
    3. They are the only things helping in hospitals
    4. They are made to assist human workers, not replace them

13. Which limitation should you watch for from this lesson?

    1. Mop a hallway
    2. Play with a sick child
    3. Decide what medicine a patient needs
    4. Carry medicine to a patient's room

14. A hospital has both robots and humans helping patients. Who is in charge of making patients feel better?

    1. Only the robots are allowed in patient rooms
    2. Only the robots make patients feel better
    3. Humans and robots take turns being in charge
    4. Both robots and humans work together, but humans make the important decisions

15. If a hospital wanted to help a child feel less scared on their first day, which robot would be most helpful?

    1. A robot that cleans the hallways
    2. A friendly robot that can talk and play simple games
    3. A robot that carries heavy boxes
    4. A robot that delivers food trays