Capstone — AI Helps the Team Help You

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does the big idea say AI in healthcare actually is?

   1. A replacement for nurses and doctors
   2. A kit of helpers for the people who care for you
   3. A robot that can perform surgeries alone
   4. A new type of doctor that knows everything

2. Who always makes the final decisions about a patient's medical care?

   1. The AI computer program
   2. A real person on the healthcare team
   3. The hospital building
   4. The patient's phone

3. If an AI health tool gives you advice that feels wrong or strange, what should you do?

   1. Tell a grownup — never just trust the app
   2. Ignore it and hope it fixes itself
   3. Follow it anyway because the AI is smart
   4. Ask another AI to check the first one

4. A hospital gets a new AI tool that reads X-rays. What is its actual job in the hospital?

   1. To make final diagnoses without telling anyone
   2. To replace the radiologist entirely
   3. To help the radiologist work faster and catch more details
   4. To decide which patients get treatment first

5. A news story says AI will soon replace all doctors. Based on what you learned, is this true?

   1. Yes, because AI never makes mistakes
   2. Yes, AI is getting smarter every day
   3. No, AI joins the team but doesn't take it over
   4. No, but only because AI costs too much

6. You are the patient in a hospital using AI tools. Where do you fit in the picture the lesson describes?

   1. At the center, along with your family
   2. Somewhere far away from the technology
   3. In a different building from the doctors
   4. Only visible when the AI is turned off

7. What is a 'scribe' AI tool in a doctor's office supposed to do?

   1. Take X-ray pictures
   2. Check the doctor's spelling in emails
   3. Type up notes while the doctor talks to you
   4. Write stories for children

8. The lesson mentions robot pets in healthcare. What is their purpose?

   1. To scare patients who don't like animals
   2. To guard the hospital at night
   3. To provide comfort and companionship to patients
   4. To replace real pets forever

9. Smart bandages are mentioned in the lesson. What kind of help do they provide?

   1. Tell you funny jokes to feel better
   2. Play music while you sleep
   3. Detect infections and help wounds heal
   4. Measure how tall you are

10. If someone tells you that AI in healthcare is magical and can do anything, what should you think based on the lesson?

    1. They must be a doctor
    2. Believe them — AI is amazing
    3. AI really is magical but only in hospitals
    4. It's just a tool used by careful people, not magical

11. A fact-checker bot is mentioned as an AI tool in healthcare. What does it help with?

    1. Taking photos of the hospital
    2. Checking if medical information is correct
    3. Ordering lunch for doctors
    4. Playing video games with patients

12. The lesson says AI is part of the healthcare team's 'kit.' What does this mean?

    1. AI is a box that doctors sit in
    2. AI is a list of rules for patients
    3. AI is a set of tools that helps the team do their job
    4. AI is a new type of clothing for nurses

13. What are the three main rules the lesson asks you to remember?

    1. Read more books, eat your vegetables, sleep eight hours
    2. A real person decides, tell a grownup if something feels wrong, kindness matters most
    3. Trust all computers, never question doctors, buy expensive medicine
    4. Speed, accuracy, cost

14. Why does the lesson say to treat 'fast-changing product names, prices, availability' with caution?

    1. Because they are not important
    2. Because the hospital doesn't want you to know them
    3. Because they are always wrong
    4. Because they change quickly and should be verified before using as examples

15. When the lesson says 'AI joins the team,' what does it mean AI actually does?

    1. Leaves the hospital after one visit
    2. Takes over and tells everyone what to do
    3. Goes to medical school
    4. Works alongside doctors and nurses as a helper