AI and Being a Future Doctor

End-of-lesson check

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1. What can AI help doctors find in pictures like X-rays and scans?

   1. Names of medicines the patient is taking
   2. Pictures of what the patient ate for breakfast
   3. Tiny spots or clues that might be hard for humans to notice
   4. How the patient feels emotionally

2. When AI finds something important in a medical picture, who decides what to do next?

   1. The doctor
   2. The AI system
   3. The hospital receptionist
   4. The patient only

3. A doctor uses AI to look at an X-ray. What is the AI's main job?

   1. To schedule the doctor's appointments
   2. To point out areas that might need attention
   3. To tell the patient what is wrong
   4. To fix the X-ray machine if it breaks

4. What did the lesson say is the 'heart of medicine'?

   1. Winning awards
   2. Finding the fastest answers
   3. Caring about people
   4. Using the newest computers

5. An AI helps a nurse keep track of medicines for many patients. What is the AI doing?

   1. Helping organize information about medicines
   2. Deciding which patients can go home
   3. Talking to the patients' families
   4. Giving shots to patients

6. If an AI suggests questions to ask a patient, what happens next?

   1. The doctor decides which questions to ask
   2. The questions are sent to a different hospital
   3. The patient reads the questions on a screen
   4. The AI asks the questions by itself

7. What is one way AI can help when a doctor and a family speak different languages?

   1. By deciding which language the doctor should learn
   2. By helping translate words between them
   3. By telling the family their diagnosis without the doctor
   4. By speaking louder so everyone can hear

8. In the 'Try it!' activity, what were you asked to draw?

   1. A picture of the doctor's office
   2. A picture of a patient (person, animal, or alien)
   3. A picture of food
   4. A picture of a computer

9. What key terms from the lesson describe what doctors do with AI's help?

   1. Hospital, nurse, and medicine
   2. Doctor, help, and diagnosis
   3. Computer, robot, and surgery
   4. X-ray, scan, and picture

10. Which view of "AI and Being a Future Doctor" is most consistent with a balanced take?

    1. It is impossible to do anything useful with the topic.
    2. Only people with PhDs can apply the ideas correctly.
    3. It is a real, useful skill worth learning carefully.
    4. The ideas only matter for one specific industry.

11. Who is the intended audience for this material?

    1. It targets professional chefs working in commercial kitchens.
    2. It is intended only for graduate researchers in physics.
    3. It is written exclusively for licensed pilots in training.
    4. It is written for younger learners just starting out working on careers.

12. Which statement is most consistent with the material?

    1. The topic has no bearing on day-to-day decisions.
    2. Every claim about this subject has been proven wrong.
    3. Experts agree that no one should think about this issue.
    4. Doctors look at X-rays, scans, and lots of notes about patients.

13. What should you do with an AI-generated draft before using it?

    1. Delete the entire response and start over from scratch every time.
    2. Submit it untouched and assume everything is correct.
    3. Forward it to a friend without reading it yourself.
    4. Read it carefully, check facts, and decide what (if anything) to keep.

14. Which habit is the biggest pitfall when applying these ideas?

    1. Skipping review and trusting the first output without checking it.
    2. Comparing answers from more than one source.
    3. Asking for examples to make a concept clearer.
    4. Pausing to verify results before acting on them.

15. Which statement best summarizes "AI and Being a Future Doctor"?

    1. It argues that the topic is irrelevant outside academic settings.
    2. Doctors use AI to help look at pictures and find clues.
    3. It claims the subject can be safely ignored by everyday users.
    4. It says the topic is too dangerous to discuss with beginners.