Nursing Informatics Practice Exam

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What type of system is used for entry, dispensing, verification, and authorization of medications and often interfaces with other clinical systems?

Laboratory information systems
Pharmacy information systems
Radiology information systems
Relational database management systems

The correct answer is: Pharmacy information systems

Pharmacy information systems are used for entry, dispensing, verification, and authorization of medications, and they frequently interact with other clinical systems to ensure accurate and effective medication management. This system is specifically designed to support the unique processes and workflows involved in pharmacy operations, making it the most suitable choice among the options provided. Laboratory information systems focus on managing laboratory test orders and results, while radiology information systems support the imaging and diagnostic processes in healthcare. Relational database management systems are used for organizing and managing data but do not specifically cater to medication management processes like pharmacy information systems do.