Networking and Health Information Exchange: Enterprise Architecture

Models

Self-assessment

1. ________ is an automation of common services and ensures functional consistency

across applications.

a. Service oriented architecture

b. Server oriented architecture
c. Semantic oriented architecture
d. Same oriented architecture

2. ______________ is commonly used for interfacing with SOA services. It defines

format tags that identify characteristics of data.

a. SML
b. HTML
c. XML
d. Java

3. __________ describes the services used in SOA.

a. SOAP
b. WSDL
c. SAP
d. XML

4. __________ describes the communications protocols used in SOA.

a. XML
b. WSDL
c. SAP
d. SOAP

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5. A service contract includes

a. Name of service
b. Quality of service
c. Service operations
d. All of the above

6. In enterprise architecture _____________ defines data elements and

characteristics.

a. Model driven architecture

b. Service oriented architecture
c. Reference model for open distributed processing
d. Computable semantic interoperability

7. The _______ view asks the how questions like how do we share information?

a. Enterprise
b. Information
c. Computational
d. Engineering

8. _______ was created by HL7 to create an interoperability framework for enterprise

architecture.

a. SOAP
b. SAEAF
c. IFEA
d. HSSP

9. _______ is an effort to create common service interface specifications with health

IT.

a. SOAP
b. SAEAF
c. IFEA
d. HSSP

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10. Interoperability is not needed by identities involved in the health care field.

a. True
b. False

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Version 3.0/Spring 2012 Enterprise Architecture Models

This material Comp9_Unit8 was developed by Duke University, funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the
National Coordinator for Health Information Technology under Award IU24OC000024.