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Grade 10 ICT
Mr. Yosua Partogi
THAT EFFECTED OUR
LIFESTYLE, ORG, MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENTS
“more data-driven, automated healthcare will displace up to 80 percent of physicians’ diagnostic and prescription work.”
Robert Wachter, The Digital Doctor: Hope, Hype, and Harm at the Dawn of Medicine’s Computer Age
Doctors and hospitals need to keep accurate records of all their patients. This is essential to ensure correct diagnosis and treatment is given.
Database are kept by doctors and hospitals so data can be shared between medical practitioners and pharmacies
by connecting a patient to a computer system, it is possible to carry out 24-hour monitoring of the patient.
Digital read-outs give the nurse and doctor an immediate value, graph to show trends over a period of time.
The system relies on sensors attached to patients
More accurate
24/7 operational hour
Reducing the risk of a nurse being subjected to contagious disease
".... AI will not replace doctors, but instead will augment them, enabling physicians to practice better medicine with greater accuracy and increased efficiency"
Benjamin Bell
Input screen > Expert system > Output screen
https://symptoms.webmd.com/default.htm
A 3-D printer can then reproduce a solid object showing the exact internal organs.
The patients is scanned using;
1. CT (computed tomography) Scan
2. MRI (magnetic resonance imaging
Research a news story about 3D printing in medicine and create a short report (5W1H) about your findings.
Choose one;
1. Surgical and diagnostic aids
2. Prosthetic
3. Tissue Engineering
4. Design of medical tools
https://www.yankodesign.com/2020/05/06/this-company-3d-prints-custom-masks-that-perfectly-fit-the-shape-of-your-face/
http://ichthus.duckdns.org:9010/
Many library systems are now computer-controlled. They usually involve the use of barcodes on the books.
Barcodes are not the only way of tracking books borrowed from a library. Some systems use magnetic stripes on the borrower cards rather than barcodes.
Automatic stock control system using barcodes
Electronic funds transfer and chip and PIN cards
Internet shopping
Supermarkets, in particular, use electronic point of sale (EPOS) terminals which incorporate a barcode reader
1. It retrieves the price of the product
2. Relays information back to the computer system to update its files
create a flowchart to illustrate how barcode is used to update a database for a product in supermarket
is a computer system that allows us to map, model, query, and analyse large amounts of data according to their location
are used to determine the exact location of a number of modes of transport
1. Driver doesn't have to consult paper maps, its faster
1. Out of date maps
2. It removes error
2. Loss of isatellite signals
3. Wrong start point and end point will give incorrect info
3. ETA
4. Location landmark
1. Monitor/track a member of the public
2. Cookies
3. Key logging
4. Employee call monitors
1. monitor
Allows manager/supervisor to listen on calls
2. whisper
Allows the supervisor to speak to employees to help them with a call
3. barge
Allows the supervisor to be heard by both
1. MICR, OCR, OMR, and RFID
2. ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) System
paper-based systems are still used in some schools.
often scanned in to a computer using OMR
are used to read the number plates on cars in a number of applications