AI and ER vs urgent care decider: 3 questions before you spend $3,000

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does the term 'triage' mean in healthcare?

   1. The legal document a patient signs before treatment
   2. The machine used to measure blood pressure at a doctor's office
   3. A type of health insurance plan used in the United States
   4. The process of deciding which patients need care first based on how serious their condition is

2. What is the main reason the lesson suggests using AI to help decide between ER and urgent care?

   1. AI can treat patients without needing a doctor
   2. AI can provide a guaranteed medical diagnosis
   3. AI is required by law before going to any medical facility
   4. AI can help people understand their symptoms and choose the right level of care based on urgency and cost

3. Which of the following symptoms should ALWAYS trigger a call to 911 instead of visiting urgent care?

   1. A low-grade fever for two days
   2. A runny nose and mild sore throat
   3. A small cut on your finger that won't stop bleeding after 10 minutes
   4. Chest pain and signs of a stroke

4. Why does the lesson recommend saving three specific phone numbers in your phone?

   1. To have quick access to emergency services, your local urgent care, and a nurse hotline for guidance
   2. To impress your friends with how organized you are
   3. Because your phone can only hold three contacts at a time
   4. Because insurance companies require you to have these numbers saved

5. What are the '3 questions' the lesson suggests asking AI when deciding between ER and urgent care?

   1. How much will this cost? How long is the wait? Do you have free parking?
   2. Which symptoms signal ER vs urgent care? Which symptoms always mean call 911? Which urgent care near me takes my insurance?
   3. What is your favorite color? What is the weather today? Who is the president?
   4. Are you a real doctor? Are you sure? Can you repeat that?

6. If someone has severe bleeding that won't stop, what does the lesson say to do?

   1. Post about it on social media to ask for advice
   2. Drive yourself to the nearest urgent care
   3. Call 911 immediately
   4. Wait to see if it stops on its own

7. What does the lesson mean by saying 'real builders ship'?

   1. Shipping packages is the most important skill for builders
   2. You should actually practice the skills you learn instead of just reading about them
   3. You should build a physical shipping company
   4. Builders should only work during daytime hours

8. Why might someone choose urgent care over the ER for a non-life-threatening issue?

   1. Urgent care is typically much less expensive and has shorter wait times
   2. Urgent care can treat every medical condition that ER can
   3. Urgent care doctors are more qualified than ER doctors
   4. Urgent care is required by law for all non-emergencies

9. What information should you ask AI about regarding your local urgent care?

   1. What color the walls are painted
   2. Which urgent care near you takes your insurance
   3. What movies are playing nearby
   4. What the staff's favorite lunch spots are

10. What is one reason the lesson gives for using AI in healthcare decision-making?

    1. To diagnose diseases with 100% accuracy
    2. To help you avoid overspending on unnecessary care while still getting the treatment you need
    3. To make healthcare completely free
    4. To replace all doctors and nurses

11. What does the lesson say about chest pain specifically?

    1. It always means you should call 911
    2. It can usually wait until tomorrow
    3. It can be treated at any pharmacy
    4. You should first call your grandmother to ask what to do

12. What is the 'nurse hotline' mentioned in the lesson used for?

    1. Getting medical guidance over the phone from a nurse
    2. Scheduling a haircut
    3. Checking the stock market
    4. Ordering food delivery

13. What key concept does the lesson connect with cost and urgency in healthcare?

    1. Fashion
    2. Cooking
    3. Architecture
    4. Triage

14. The lesson mentions 'stroke signs' as a reason to call 911. What does this indicate about stroke symptoms?

    1. Stroke symptoms should be looked up on social media
    2. Stroke symptoms only affect older adults
    3. Stroke symptoms require immediate emergency response
    4. Stroke symptoms are usually mild and can wait

15. What does the lesson suggest doing TODAY after learning about this topic?

    1. Save 3 numbers in your phone: 911, your urgent care, and your nurse hotline
    2. Read another lesson about a different topic
    3. Throw away your phone and never use technology again
    4. Wait until you get sick to think about this