AI and helping with a sick parent: organize meds, rides, and chores

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the primary way AI can help a family when a parent becomes seriously sick?

   1. AI can diagnose the illness and prescribe treatment
   2. AI can physically care for the sick parent instead of humans
   3. AI can automatically pay all household bills
   4. AI can build systems to keep the household running by organizing medications, meals, and chores

2. According to the suggested use case, what specific format does the lesson recommend for tracking medication information?

   1. A handwritten notebook kept by the bedside
   2. A Google Sheet with medication names, doses, and times listed in columns
   3. A series of text messages sent to a family group chat
   4. A voice recording saved on a phone

3. What is a 'meal train' in the context of organizing help for a sick parent?

   1. A coordinated schedule where friends and family take turns bringing meals to the household
   2. A food delivery service that automatically sends dinners
   3. A train that transports groceries from the store
   4. A meal planning app that suggests recipes

4. When AI suggests a chore split between siblings, who makes the final decision about who does what?

   1. The sick parent must approve every single chore assignment
   2. The family decides which suggestions to use or change
   3. The oldest sibling has sole authority over the split
   4. AI automatically assigns tasks and forces siblings to follow them

5. What does the lesson suggest should be included on a caregiver dashboard?

   1. A one-page overview with medication schedules, meal plans, chores, and emergency contacts
   2. A list of TV shows the sick parent enjoys watching
   3. Only the doctor's phone number and prescription list
   4. A gallery of photos from family gatherings

6. The lesson emphasizes that asking for help is which type of action?

   1. The hardest part but also the smartest part of caregiving
   2. A sign that you cannot handle responsibility
   3. An optional thing that is nice but not necessary
   4. Something you should only do after everything is already organized

7. What does the phrase 'real builders ship' mean in this lesson's context?

   1. People who build things actually complete and use their projects
   2. Builders should only design but not implement
   3. Real builders never make mistakes
   4. Construction workers deliver physical goods

8. Which of these is considered a key term in this lesson?

   1. Machine learning
   2. Neural network
   3. Logistics
   4. Algorithm

9. What is the main risk when a household doesn't use any system to organize care for a sick parent?

   1. Important tasks get forgotten or dropped, causing chaos
   2. The AI system will crash
   3. Everyone will automatically know what to do
   4. The house will be cleaned too thoroughly

10. Why might AI be useful for drafting a meal-train message to friends and family?

    1. AI automatically sends the message to everyone without your knowledge
    2. AI will force people to say yes
    3. AI guarantees everyone will bring the same food
    4. AI can write a clear, organized request that explains what help is needed and when

11. What type of support can AI provide to a young person who becomes a caregiver?

    1. AI provides medical diagnoses
    2. AI eliminates all stress from caregiving
    3. AI replaces the need for any human support
    4. AI helps organize logistics like schedules, lists, and messages to others

12. If you were building a caregiver dashboard with AI, what would you NOT typically include?

    1. Emergency contact numbers
    2. Medication schedules and dosages
    3. Chore assignments and responsibilities
    4. A list of your favorite movies and hobbies

13. In this lesson, what is a 'support system'?

    1. A single best friend who does everything
    2. A collection of medical equipment
    3. A network of people who can help with tasks like meals, rides, and chores
    4. A technical software program that runs automatically

14. What happens if a caregiver tries to do everything themselves without asking for help?

    1. AI will punish them
    2. They will automatically get better at multitasking
    3. They will become more popular
    4. They risk burning out and may drop important tasks

15. The lesson suggests AI can help create which of the following?

    1. A chore split between siblings based on abilities and schedules
    2. A college savings plan
    3. A new video game
    4. A daily exercise routine for the sick parent