AI That Reminds Doctors to Wash Their Hands

End-of-lesson check

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1. What do AI cameras specifically count in hospitals?

   1. The number of times people wash their hands
   2. How long each doctor spends with patients
   3. Which medicines nurses give out
   4. Where patients walk in the hallway

2. What is the main reason hospitals try to prevent germs from spreading?

   1. Germs damage hospital equipment
   2. Germs make hospital food taste bad
   3. Germs are the biggest risk to patient safety
   4. Germs cost hospitals a lot of money

3. What happens when the AI system notices handwash numbers dropping?

   1. It turns off the hospital lights
   2. It reports the workers to their boss
   3. It calls the patient's family
   4. It gives a gentle reminder to the team

4. Why does the AI system track handwashes instead of watching everything in the hospital?

   1. To count how many people visit patients
   2. To keep germs from spreading between patients
   3. To see which doctors work the hardest
   4. To find out what time patients eat lunch

5. What makes the handwash tracking system different from a person standing and watching?

   1. It only works during daytime hours
   2. It's a friendly counter, not a scolding voice
   3. It decides who gets fired
   4. It takes photos of everyone's faces

6. Even careful doctors and nurses might forget to wash their hands when they are very busy doing what?

   1. Eating their lunch
   2. Sleeping at home
   3. Caring for many patients at once
   4. Driving to work

7. What does the lesson say about a single missed handwash?

   1. It makes the AI very angry
   2. It can spread something bad to patients
   3. It improves the patient's mood
   4. It saves the hospital money

8. Who wins when the AI system helps track handwashing?

   1. Only the doctors and nurses
   2. Only the hospital managers
   3. Only the patients
   4. Everyone — patients, doctors, nurses, and visitors

9. Why are cameras in hospitals only allowed to watch for safety reasons?

   1. Because patients don't like being watched
   2. To save electricity
   3. To protect patient privacy at all times
   4. Because safety cameras cost less

10. What would likely happen if hospitals did not track handwashing at all?

    1. Patients would recover faster
    2. Hospitals would use less water
    3. More germs could spread between patients
    4. Doctors would get more rest

11. What does tracking handwash numbers help the team understand?

    1. Where they need to improve
    2. When visiting hours start
    3. Which patients are sickest
    4. How much money they earn

12. How does the AI system actually 'remind' people?

    1. By sending text messages to patients
    2. By tapping doctors on the shoulder
    3. By shouting loudly in the hallway
    4. By sending a gentle signal when numbers drop

13. The lesson compares the AI system to a counter. What kind of counter is it?

    1. A hidden counter no one can see
    2. A loud counter that announces mistakes
    3. A friendly counter that helps everyone
    4. A broken counter that doesn't work

14. Why is patient privacy protected when AI cameras are in hospitals?

    1. Because doctors refuse to use them
    2. Because patients pay extra for privacy
    3. Because cameras only watch for safety reasons, not for fun
    4. Because cameras are turned off at night

15. What is the connection between counting handwashes and fewer germs?

    1. There is no connection
    2. More handwashes mean germs get washed away before spreading
    3. Counting creates more germs
    4. Counting makes germs stronger