A personalized approach to healthcare that tailors medical treatment to individual characteristics is known as __________ *Personal TreatmentGenetic TreatmentPrecision TreatmentNone of the above

1.Question 1What is precision medicine?1 pointA 'one size fits all’ approach to treatment and care of patients Anew drug to treat all diseases.A personalised approach to therapies, tailoring them to suit eachindividual. Anaccurate medical diagnosis. 2.Question 2 The ability to characterise individuals muchmore precisely allows us to identify key differences across human populationsand to act accordingly in healthcare provision – this is stratified healthcare. 1 pointTrueFalse3.Question 3What are the benefits of using data science inmedicine and healthcare? 1 pointIt canhelp identify the most effective treatments for a particular medicalcondition. Itcan help analyse patient records to identify certain individuals at risk of aparticular medical condition. Both of the above.None of the above. 4.Question 4Which of the following statements about the datascience process is correct?1 pointCleaning data is only rarely part of the datascience process.Data analysis is the final phase of the datascience process.The data science process is linear.The data science process may be repeated severaltimes throughout a project.5.Question 5Complete the following code, so as to get the type of b.123a = 10b = (0.2 * a) + 8# add your code hereRunResetWhat result do you get when running your code?1 pointintstrboolfloat6.Question 6The following code specifies a dictionary that maps patients to their doctors. Complete the code so as to get the doctor for Janet.123doctors = {"Susan" : "Dr Fox", "Janet" : "Dr Prentice", "Tommy" : "Dr Peng", "Jacques" : "Dr Prentice", "Margaret" : "Dr Peng"}doctors["Janet"] = "Dr Harrison"# add your code hereRunResetWho is Janet's doctor, based on the code output?1 pointTommyDr PrenticeDr PengDr Harrison7.Question 7The following code specifies a DataFrame that captures information about patients. What is the code for getting the shape of patients, and what is the output?Note that you can try this out in the Jupyter Notebook for "Python Basics Part 2".1 pointThe code is1patients.shapeThe output is (4, 5).The code is:1patients.shapeThe output is (5, 4)The code is:1shape(patients)The output is (4, 5).The code is:1shape(patients)The output is 5.8.Question 8The following code specifies a DataFrame that captures information about patients. What is the code for getting the mean of the age column, and what is the output?Note that you can try this out in the Jupyter Notebook for "Python Basics Part 2".1 pointThe code is:1mean(age)The output is 46.8.The code is:1mean(patients.age)The output is 47.9.The code is:1data['age'].meanThe output is 49.7.The code is:1patients['age'].mean()The output is 48.6.9.Question 9What are the areas of convergence that Professor Andrew Morris lists for personalised therapy? 1 pointBiology, medicine, healthcare, with datascience. Mathematics, computing, bioinformatics, withgenetics. Informatics, analytics, genomics, withphenotyping. Statistics, data mining, data visualisation, withgenotyping. 10.Question 10Whichof the following statements below is incorrect? 1 pointIHDP’svision is to join up disparate data sets and turn such data into intelligenceto improve cancer outcomes. Datascience methods used to join up cancer data cannot be applied to other clinicalareas. IHDP aims to harness the power of informatics todeliver value to patients, healthcare professionals and the wider NHS. TheScottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service plan to apply more analyticalfunctions to the data being held within the registry.

True or False? Personalized medicine tailors treatments based on an individual’s geneticmakeup.

Fill in the blanks: Clinical decisions made by healthcare professionals is a form of ___ ___ in which the professional must develop a ___ early on in the consultation process, which is then ___ as they examine and question the patient.Question 2Answera.problem solving; hypothesis; testedb.help seeking; plan; provenc.consequence avoidance; treatment; enhancedd.problem solving; treatment; proven

9.  Healthcare providers should ensure that patients have the necessary information to make decisions taking into account which of the following?*1 pointA. Autonomy and Informed ConsentB. Avoiding Cultural StereotypesC. Confidentiality and PrivacyD. Equity and Social Justice10. It refers to the belief that one ’so own culture is superior to somebody else's. *1 pointA. Cultural AssessmentB. EthnocentrismC. Gender and Cultural SensitivityD. All of the above11. It promotes a culture of inclusion and respect within the healthcare facility.*1 pointA. Cultural DifferencesB. Discrimination and BiasC. Health LiteracyD. Language and Communication Barriers12. It encourages questions and provide written instructions in the patient's preferred language.*1 pointIt encourages questions and provide written instructions in the patient's preferred language.A. Access to Healthcare ServicesB. Health LiteracyC. Patient-Centered CareD. Religious and Spiritual Beliefs

__________ centred care is not just providing information, but considering someone’s desires, values, family situation, and social circumstances. It means seeing someone as a/an ___________ .Question 6Answera.‘nurse’ and ‘client’b.‘patient’ and ‘burden’c.‘clinician’ and ‘healthcare consumer’d.‘person’ and ‘individual’Clear my choice