MHA 707 CH 2 Exam Questions and Answers
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What are the 3 settings for Health Community Based Care
care delivery in the US? Hospitals (Inpatient acute care)
Postacute care
What are the two components of self care and ambulatory care
community-based care?
OTC meds, vitamins & self care
supplements, “80 - 95% of health problems stop here”
change of habits are all examples
of?
Medical services performed ambulatory health care
without
admission to a
hospital or other health care facility
for an overnight stay.
what are the most frequent •Physician offices-primary and specialty
settings (883.7 M
for ambulatory health care? visits in 2016)
•Emergency departments (145.6 M visits in
2016)
•Hospital outpatient clinics (125.7 M visits
in 2016)
, •Public health clinics (state and •Other small volume, established
local) ambulatory
- mostly immunizations, health care settings
well-checks,
STD screening and education
•Neighborhood and Community
Health Centers (also FQHCs) -
about
4.5M people covered at 3,800
CHCs.
- must be in underserved area,
provide comprehensive primary
care
svc. available to ALL residents
(need-
based fees), community board
must
oversee them
•Industrial and other workplace
clinics
•School health clinics
These are all considered...?
•Telehealth ** Emerging and expanding ambulatory
•Physician home visits health care
•Retail pharmacies settings
•Diagnostic imaging and laboratory
centers
•Ambulatory surgery centers (and
more generally ambulatory
procedure centers)
•Urgent care centers **
Includes “free-standing” ERs
These are all considered...?
with Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
What are the 3 settings for Health Community Based Care
care delivery in the US? Hospitals (Inpatient acute care)
Postacute care
What are the two components of self care and ambulatory care
community-based care?
OTC meds, vitamins & self care
supplements, “80 - 95% of health problems stop here”
change of habits are all examples
of?
Medical services performed ambulatory health care
without
admission to a
hospital or other health care facility
for an overnight stay.
what are the most frequent •Physician offices-primary and specialty
settings (883.7 M
for ambulatory health care? visits in 2016)
•Emergency departments (145.6 M visits in
2016)
•Hospital outpatient clinics (125.7 M visits
in 2016)
, •Public health clinics (state and •Other small volume, established
local) ambulatory
- mostly immunizations, health care settings
well-checks,
STD screening and education
•Neighborhood and Community
Health Centers (also FQHCs) -
about
4.5M people covered at 3,800
CHCs.
- must be in underserved area,
provide comprehensive primary
care
svc. available to ALL residents
(need-
based fees), community board
must
oversee them
•Industrial and other workplace
clinics
•School health clinics
These are all considered...?
•Telehealth ** Emerging and expanding ambulatory
•Physician home visits health care
•Retail pharmacies settings
•Diagnostic imaging and laboratory
centers
•Ambulatory surgery centers (and
more generally ambulatory
procedure centers)
•Urgent care centers **
Includes “free-standing” ERs
These are all considered...?
