Knowledge check Patient Communication + Data Anonymization
12 questions in pool · live exam draws 5
SPMED02
Q1 multiple-choice · communication-posture The operator’s default communication posture during a PINK session is best described as:
Source: SPMED02 §2 — Patient communication discipline.
Explanation: Calm + brief signals the session is routine + safe. Over-warmth can read as compensating for something difficult. Silence can read as cold.
Q2 multiple-choice · pre-session-briefing Which item does NOT belong in the operator’s pre-session briefing?
Source: SPMED02 §2 — Briefing scope.
Explanation: Clinical interpretation + use of images is clinical staff’s lane. Operator briefs on what happens during the session, not on what the images mean afterward.
Q3 multiple-choice · anonymization-scope “At-source anonymization” on PINK means:
Source: SPMED02 §3 — Anonymization at source.
Explanation: “At source” = on the device, before save. Operator never holds identifiable patient images.
Q4 true-false · anonymization-config The operator chooses which anonymization rules apply on a per-session basis.
Source: SPMED02 §3 — Anonymization rules per clinic.
Explanation: Anonymization rules are clinic-configured (per clinic policy). Operator verifies the indicator is active; does not select rules per session.
Q5 multiple-choice · anonymization-verification At session-complete the kiosk’s anonymization indicator does NOT confirm a successful anonymization. Best operator response:
Source: SPMED02 §3 — When anonymization fails.
Explanation: Anonymization is non-negotiable. No confirmation = no save. Failure path is built into the wizard for this exact reason.
Q6 multiple-choice · during-session The wizard prompts the operator to read: “I’m going to start the rotation now. It will take about 30 seconds.” Voice discipline:
Source: SPMED02 §2 + workbook §1.
Explanation: The kiosk’s prompts are scaffolds. The operator voices them as a calm human. Information preserved, delivery natural.
Q7 multiple-choice · pause-discipline Mid-rotation the patient says “I think I need a moment.” The operator should:
Source: SPMED02 §2 — Pause + stop.
Explanation: Patient comfort > session schedule. Pause discipline is built into the wizard. Use it without negotiation.
Q8 multiple-select · reading-room Which of the following are body-language cues a session may need to pause or slow? (Select all that apply.)
Source: SPMED02 §2 + workbook §3.
Explanation: Breathing, grip, silence, color = standard read-the-room cues. Looking at the kiosk display is normal curiosity, not a distress signal.
Q9 multiple-choice · overhearing-discipline During an optional videocall step, the operator overhears the physician mention a specific treatment plan. After the session, a clinic colleague asks the operator about it. Best response:
Source: SPMED02 §2 + SPMED04 §4.4 — Overhearing discipline.
Explanation: Overheard medical content stays confidential. Operator is not a chronicler of medical content. Specifics flow through formal clinical channels, not corridors.
Q10 true-false · patient-comfort If a patient declines the videocall step, the operator should encourage them to accept it for completeness of the session record.
Source: SPMED02 §2 + SPMED04 §3.3.
Explanation: Videocall is optional. A declined videocall is documented; the patient is not pressured. The session record is complete without it.
Q11 multiple-choice · after-session What does the operator say to the patient when the wizard reaches session-complete?
Source: SPMED02 §2 — After-session.
Explanation: Operator confirms the session is done; clinical staff handle next-step content. Operator does not assert what the records system or the doctor will do.
Q12 multiple-choice · two-protections Why are patient communication + at-source anonymization framed together in this module?
Source: SPMED02 §1 + §4.
Explanation: Communication protects the patient during the session; anonymization protects the patient in the record afterward. Both are operator discipline.
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