FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
Which principle of Ethics takes the approach of First Do No
Harm?
a) Respect for persons
b) Beneficence
c) Non maleficence
d) Justice - <<<Answers>>C
Which method of payment provides the least incentive for the
healthcare organization to provide only what is medically
appropriate?
a. Per Diem
b. Per Diagnosis
c. Capitation
d. Charges - <<<Answers>>D. Charges - Organization will
receive payment for all expenses, therefore benefits from
additional testing, etc.
Name 3 processes recognized by NCQA and TJC for
privileging physicians: - <<<Answers>>1) Bylaws
2) Privileges
3) Peer Review
Name 3 purposes of nursing - <<<Answers>>1) Promote
health, including emotional and social well-being
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
2) Prevent disease and disability
3) To promote environmental, physical, cognitive, and
emotional support in illness
T or F: Medical Savings Accts (MSA) allow for the rollover
of unspent funds from one coverage period to another -
<<<Answers>>True
T or F: HMOs have consistently reduced their costs since their
first high-growth period of managed care -
<<<Answers>>False
T or F: In most circumstances, high deductible lower premium
costs for enrollees - <<<Answers>>True
T or F: Elminating first-dollar coverage can be considered a
form of self-insurance by the enrollee - <<<Answers>>True
What focuses on the development of a continuum of care,
from health promotion to disease prevention to inpatient acute
care to long-term and palliative care? -
<<<Answers>>Vertical Integration
What Occurs when the hospital extends its reach to capture
and control more services that lead to hospital inpatient
hospitalization - <<<Answers>>Vertical Integration
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
By 1965, the For Profit healthcare sector had virtually ceased
to exist. What was the driving force behind a switch to For
Profit? - <<<Answers>>Passage of Medicare which provided
a ready source of funding and guaranteed rates of return.
The "gag rules" that some managed care organizations have
issued are defined as what? - <<<Answers>>look this up:
a) A contractual provision between plan and provider that
limits information, advice, and counsel that a provider may
give a patient
b) Anti-criticism provisions in contracts that prohibit
providers from making any communication that may
adversely affect confidence in the plan
c) Any health plan practice that inhibits open communication
between a physician and a patient
d) All of the above
The demand for nursing care is a function of what two
elements? - <<<Answers>>The number of patients and how
sick they are
In 1965 the Medicare legislation passed as Title XVIII of the
Social Security Act to established authority to compensate
hospitals for Medicare's "share of the costs associated with
medical education {graduate medical education (GME)}"
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
which is specialty training that occurs beyond basic medical
education. Direct GME costs include what? -
<<<Answers>>Salaries, benefits for residents and teaching
physicians, costs of conference and classroom space, cost of
additional equipment and supplies and allocated overhead.
Name 4 purposes of Nursing - <<<Answers>>- To promote
health, including emotional and social well-being
- To prevent disease and disability
- To minimize the consequences of disease
- To encourage rehabilitation
Traditional healthcare staffed organizations with no direct
commitments financially have weakness that include what 3
things? - <<<Answers>>a) Participation in the organizations
varied per specialty
b) Referral type physicians mostly dominate the organization
c) Limits are sometimes set on memberships into specialties
Name an example of a Joint Venture relationship -
<<<Answers>>Physicians and institution hold joint
ownership in a business venture
Name some Examples of "Prevention and Health Promotion
Programs" - <<<Answers>>Cardiovascular disease
WITH ANSWERS
Which principle of Ethics takes the approach of First Do No
Harm?
a) Respect for persons
b) Beneficence
c) Non maleficence
d) Justice - <<<Answers>>C
Which method of payment provides the least incentive for the
healthcare organization to provide only what is medically
appropriate?
a. Per Diem
b. Per Diagnosis
c. Capitation
d. Charges - <<<Answers>>D. Charges - Organization will
receive payment for all expenses, therefore benefits from
additional testing, etc.
Name 3 processes recognized by NCQA and TJC for
privileging physicians: - <<<Answers>>1) Bylaws
2) Privileges
3) Peer Review
Name 3 purposes of nursing - <<<Answers>>1) Promote
health, including emotional and social well-being
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
2) Prevent disease and disability
3) To promote environmental, physical, cognitive, and
emotional support in illness
T or F: Medical Savings Accts (MSA) allow for the rollover
of unspent funds from one coverage period to another -
<<<Answers>>True
T or F: HMOs have consistently reduced their costs since their
first high-growth period of managed care -
<<<Answers>>False
T or F: In most circumstances, high deductible lower premium
costs for enrollees - <<<Answers>>True
T or F: Elminating first-dollar coverage can be considered a
form of self-insurance by the enrollee - <<<Answers>>True
What focuses on the development of a continuum of care,
from health promotion to disease prevention to inpatient acute
care to long-term and palliative care? -
<<<Answers>>Vertical Integration
What Occurs when the hospital extends its reach to capture
and control more services that lead to hospital inpatient
hospitalization - <<<Answers>>Vertical Integration
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
By 1965, the For Profit healthcare sector had virtually ceased
to exist. What was the driving force behind a switch to For
Profit? - <<<Answers>>Passage of Medicare which provided
a ready source of funding and guaranteed rates of return.
The "gag rules" that some managed care organizations have
issued are defined as what? - <<<Answers>>look this up:
a) A contractual provision between plan and provider that
limits information, advice, and counsel that a provider may
give a patient
b) Anti-criticism provisions in contracts that prohibit
providers from making any communication that may
adversely affect confidence in the plan
c) Any health plan practice that inhibits open communication
between a physician and a patient
d) All of the above
The demand for nursing care is a function of what two
elements? - <<<Answers>>The number of patients and how
sick they are
In 1965 the Medicare legislation passed as Title XVIII of the
Social Security Act to established authority to compensate
hospitals for Medicare's "share of the costs associated with
medical education {graduate medical education (GME)}"
, FACHE WEEKS 1-12(2024-2025) 304 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS
which is specialty training that occurs beyond basic medical
education. Direct GME costs include what? -
<<<Answers>>Salaries, benefits for residents and teaching
physicians, costs of conference and classroom space, cost of
additional equipment and supplies and allocated overhead.
Name 4 purposes of Nursing - <<<Answers>>- To promote
health, including emotional and social well-being
- To prevent disease and disability
- To minimize the consequences of disease
- To encourage rehabilitation
Traditional healthcare staffed organizations with no direct
commitments financially have weakness that include what 3
things? - <<<Answers>>a) Participation in the organizations
varied per specialty
b) Referral type physicians mostly dominate the organization
c) Limits are sometimes set on memberships into specialties
Name an example of a Joint Venture relationship -
<<<Answers>>Physicians and institution hold joint
ownership in a business venture
Name some Examples of "Prevention and Health Promotion
Programs" - <<<Answers>>Cardiovascular disease
