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According to the Salesforce documentation2, Remote Patient Monitoring is a feature in Health Cloud that enables healthcare organizations to use the data generated by connected devices used by patients to monitor their health and provide personalized care. Remote Patient Monitoring allows healthcare organizations to:

Use a meaningful subset of the data generated by connected devices to drive patient engagement and intervention. Remote Patient Monitoring helps healthcare organizations filter and prioritize the device data based on predefined rules and thresholds, and trigger actions such as alerts, tasks, or messages when certain conditions are met2.

Use the data generated by connected devices used by patients to monitor their health. Remote Patient Monitoring helps healthcare organizations collect and store the device data in Health Cloud, and display it in various views such as charts, dashboards, or reports. This helps healthcare professionals gain insights into the patients’ health status, trends, and outcomes2.

B is correct because if a user cannot access a field used in a filter on a patient or member list, they will not be able to see the list. This is because the filter criteria are applied to the user’s query, and if the user does not have permission to view the field, the query will return no results. To avoid this issue, the administrator should ensure that the user has the appropriate field-level security settings for the fields used in the filter.

References: : Manage Your Patient or Member Lists : Control Access to Patient or Member Lists

According to the Salesforce documentation1, to install the health cloud claims unmanaged package, you need to have the health cloud managed package installed first. The health cloud managed package contains the core objects, fields, tabs, apps, components, and more that are required for health cloud functionality. The health cloud claims unmanaged package is an extension that contains additional objects, fields, tabs, apps, components, and more that are specific to claims management1.

Coverage data model (B) is the data model that is used to represent information via standard object and record types on standard objects to manage how care is covered. Health Insurance data model (A), Payer data model ©, Plan data model (D), and Benefit data model (E) are not valid data models in Health Cloud.