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A. Choose a candidate model based on the requirements profile and known capabilities.

B. Retest the model choice when a new model version becomes available.

C. Define the quality bar, latency tolerance, and expected volume for the workload.

D. Sign off the production rollout plan with the platform and security teams.

E. Select the lightest model that consistently meets the quality bar across the sample.

A. Increase retrieval depth to the corpus maximum to improve recall regardless of latency.

B. Disable prompt caching entirely to ensure fresh context processing on every request, preventing stale prefix content from affecting latency-sensitive interactions.

C. Switch every turn to the heaviest available model to maximize output quality, accepting that the increased model latency will worsen the per-turn SLO rather than improve it.

D. Reduce retrieval depth to the top-k passages that historically cover the answer, and cache stable system- prompt content.

A. pasting full EU personal data into every prompt to "give Claude complete context" without considering purpose limitation, data minimization, or the organization's Data Processing Addendum obligations

B. using a personal Claude account tier for processing EU personal data at scale, with no signed Data Processing Addendum and no documented data-subject-rights handling procedure

C. enterprise-tier deployment with a signed Data Processing Addendum, defined data-retention configuration, redaction of personal data not needed for the task, and documented data-subject-rights handling

D. disabling all data-retention configuration, redaction controls, and data-subject-rights handling to simplify day-to-day operations, accepting the resulting GDPR compliance exposure

A. A workflow pattern, because the steps are well-defined and predictable per-request token cost is preferred over flexibility.

B. A workflow pattern, because agentic patterns do not support tool invocations and therefore cannot execute the persist step that writes results to the downstream store.

C. An agentic pattern, because the open-ended planning capability of agents produces more consistent structured outputs than a fixed workflow graph on classification tasks.

D. An agentic pattern, because agents are categorically more accurate than workflows and therefore always preferable regardless of step predictability.

A. Disabling all audit logging so that no PHI is recorded in any log store, on the assumption that the absence of logs satisfies HIPAA requirements without a signed BAA.

B. Claude Enterprise with a signed Business Associate Agreement, Zero Data Retention enabled, and audit logging configured for compliance tracking.

C. An ad-hoc personal Claude account used by individual clinicians for PHI-related tasks, with no Business Associate Agreement, no Zero Data Retention, and no audit logging configured.

D. Claude Free with no contractual addendum, since consumer products meet HIPAA requirements out of the box.

A. Recommend a hybrid approach using Architecture X for complex cases and Architecture Y for routine cases, without additional analysis, since this preserves quality where it matters most.

B. Select Architecture X because the higher quality scores justify the cost premium, and any SLA gap can be addressed through infrastructure optimization after deployment.

C. Select Architecture Y based solely on the 50% cost reduction, since solution cost is the most important value pillar in healthcare budget-constrained environments.

D. Eliminate Architecture X on SLA grounds, then evaluate Architecture Y against the efficiency and solution cost pillars by calculating annual cost difference and assessing whether the quality delta materially impacts clinical workflow productivity.

A. The team wants every Claude Code interaction to use the same generic system prompt with no task- specific specialization, narrow tool permissions, or dedicated model selection.

B. The team has a one-time ad hoc question that will not recur and does not require a focused system prompt, narrow tool permissions, or dedicated model selection.

C. The team has a recurring specialized task, such as database schema review, that requires a focused system prompt, narrow tool permissions, and a specific model selection across many sessions.

D. The team has no recurring specialized tasks and uses Claude Code only for isolated general-purpose work that does not justify a dedicated system prompt or tool scope.