Match the field to its primary focus of concern:

The use of unexplained references to people, places, or things outside of the text is called:

Public health informatics applications explore the potential for prevention of disease, injury, or disability in a population of patients.

Healthcare providers who use electronic health records (EHRs) should practice procedures to prepare for which of the following?

A pause found within a line of poetry, usually marked by punctuation (dash, period, comma, etc.), is known as:

According to the CDC video, which of the following steps is the last step in creating a public health information system?

William Blake’s unique religious views prevented him from becoming a __________, or a member of a specific church or denomination.

The doily, tabaret, and begonia mentioned in “Filling Station” by Elizabeth Bishop, as well as the well-organized oil cans, point to the fact that _______. 

Identification – Identify the poem and author of the passage listed below:   “Time in hand is not control of time, Nor shattered fragments of an instrument  A proof against the wind; the wind will rise, We can only close the shutters.”

How does Ted Hughes’ “Hawk Roosting” present readers with a type of knowledge that differs completely from the knowledge provided by science? Using this poem as a starting point, explain how the knowledge and perspectives offered in poetry differs from the knowledge and perspectives offered by scientists and scholars.