HSAD 305 Final Review With Correct
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Difference between HPSA and MUA is? CORRECT ANSWERS Geographic Location
A long term care facility must be certified in order to? CORRECT ANSWERS Admit
Medicare and Medicaid Patients
What is the primary purpose of the national health service corps? CORRECT
ANSWERS To recruit physicians to provide services in physician shortage areas in the
U.S.
Medicare Part B Premiums are? CORRECT ANSWERS Income-based
Most people think the number one problem with America's healthcare system is
CORRECT ANSWERS High cost
Antitrust legislation is intended to provide checks against? CORRECT ANSWERS
Anticompetitive behavior
Antitrust laws do not apply to CORRECT ANSWERS Public healthcare organizations
Improper or negligent treatment of a patient by a provider which results in injury,
damage, or loss CORRECT ANSWERS Medical malpractice
A continuing care retirement community (CCRC) CORRECT ANSWERS Provides
different levels of long-term care options in one location
Health technology assessment in the US is conducted primarily by? CORRECT
ANSWERS the private sector
Compared to patients receiving community based long term care services those in
institutions are more likely to be functionally or cognitively impaired true or false?
CORRECT ANSWERS true
How has medicaid created a two-tier system of medical care delivery in the US?
CORRECT ANSWERS Many physicians do not serve Medicaid patients
Point of time surveys estimate the number of Americans over the age of 65 without
insurance at CORRECT ANSWERS 1%
Most nursing homes in the U.S. are CORRECT ANSWERS dually certified
, Most nursing homes stays for the elderly are covered under Medicare. CORRECT
ANSWERS False
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requires? CORRECT
ANSWERS Protection of personal medical information
Knowingly and intentionally submitting claims for services never provided CORRECT
ANSWERS False Claims
There are approximately how many physicians practicing in the United States
CORRECT ANSWERS 850,000
The difference between EHR and EMR is CORRECT ANSWERS EMR is system limited
where as EHR includes records from all providers/settings
What does "MUA" stand for? CORRECT ANSWERS Medically Underserved Area
Which type of long term care service is predominately used in the United States?
CORRECT ANSWERS Informal care
What is the role of an institutional review board (IRB)? CORRECT ANSWERS Approve
and monitor research that involves human subjects
What is the purpose of the Self Determination Act of 1990? CORRECT ANSWERS
Requires hospitals that treat Medicare and Medicaid patients to provide information at
admissions to the patients about patients' rights
To participate in the PACE program, an elderly person must? CORRECT ANSWERS
Have been certified for nursing home placement.
Medicare designation for small rural hospitals with 25 beds or less that provide
emergency medical services besides short-term hospitalizations for patients with non-
complex healthcare needs and are reimbursed on a cost-plus basis are CORRECT
ANSWERS Critical Access Hospitals
A plan that does not allow enrollees to use providers outside the network CORRECT
ANSWERS Closed Panel
Lawrence Kohlberg's theories are especially to health administrators because they allow
CORRECT ANSWERS Administration to analyze their own decisions and those of their
staff
An informed consent form should contain all the following EXCEPT? CORRECT
ANSWERS Guarantee clause for therapeutic procedures
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Difference between HPSA and MUA is? CORRECT ANSWERS Geographic Location
A long term care facility must be certified in order to? CORRECT ANSWERS Admit
Medicare and Medicaid Patients
What is the primary purpose of the national health service corps? CORRECT
ANSWERS To recruit physicians to provide services in physician shortage areas in the
U.S.
Medicare Part B Premiums are? CORRECT ANSWERS Income-based
Most people think the number one problem with America's healthcare system is
CORRECT ANSWERS High cost
Antitrust legislation is intended to provide checks against? CORRECT ANSWERS
Anticompetitive behavior
Antitrust laws do not apply to CORRECT ANSWERS Public healthcare organizations
Improper or negligent treatment of a patient by a provider which results in injury,
damage, or loss CORRECT ANSWERS Medical malpractice
A continuing care retirement community (CCRC) CORRECT ANSWERS Provides
different levels of long-term care options in one location
Health technology assessment in the US is conducted primarily by? CORRECT
ANSWERS the private sector
Compared to patients receiving community based long term care services those in
institutions are more likely to be functionally or cognitively impaired true or false?
CORRECT ANSWERS true
How has medicaid created a two-tier system of medical care delivery in the US?
CORRECT ANSWERS Many physicians do not serve Medicaid patients
Point of time surveys estimate the number of Americans over the age of 65 without
insurance at CORRECT ANSWERS 1%
Most nursing homes in the U.S. are CORRECT ANSWERS dually certified
, Most nursing homes stays for the elderly are covered under Medicare. CORRECT
ANSWERS False
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requires? CORRECT
ANSWERS Protection of personal medical information
Knowingly and intentionally submitting claims for services never provided CORRECT
ANSWERS False Claims
There are approximately how many physicians practicing in the United States
CORRECT ANSWERS 850,000
The difference between EHR and EMR is CORRECT ANSWERS EMR is system limited
where as EHR includes records from all providers/settings
What does "MUA" stand for? CORRECT ANSWERS Medically Underserved Area
Which type of long term care service is predominately used in the United States?
CORRECT ANSWERS Informal care
What is the role of an institutional review board (IRB)? CORRECT ANSWERS Approve
and monitor research that involves human subjects
What is the purpose of the Self Determination Act of 1990? CORRECT ANSWERS
Requires hospitals that treat Medicare and Medicaid patients to provide information at
admissions to the patients about patients' rights
To participate in the PACE program, an elderly person must? CORRECT ANSWERS
Have been certified for nursing home placement.
Medicare designation for small rural hospitals with 25 beds or less that provide
emergency medical services besides short-term hospitalizations for patients with non-
complex healthcare needs and are reimbursed on a cost-plus basis are CORRECT
ANSWERS Critical Access Hospitals
A plan that does not allow enrollees to use providers outside the network CORRECT
ANSWERS Closed Panel
Lawrence Kohlberg's theories are especially to health administrators because they allow
CORRECT ANSWERS Administration to analyze their own decisions and those of their
staff
An informed consent form should contain all the following EXCEPT? CORRECT
ANSWERS Guarantee clause for therapeutic procedures
