HLSA300 TESTED STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
2025/2026 GRADED A+
In the early 19th century, __________ were established to serve the indigent. They
provided shelter to them while treating illness. - Almshouse or poorhouses
Which of these are essential health benefits?
A) Prescription drugs
B) Emergency services
C) Maternity and newborn care
D) All of these are correct. - all of these
What is the purpose of the Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC)?
A) Provides information to physicians about health insurance coverage.
B) Provides health insurance benefits information which enables consumers to compare
different insurance plans.
C) Provides information to physicians about health insurance coverage, and provides
health insurance benefits information which enables consumers to compare different
insurance plans.
D) None of these is correct. - Provides health insurance benefits information which
enables consumers to compare different insurance plans.
True or False? The Healthcare Home Medicaid website will publish data that will enable
consumers to compare the quality of long term facilities' care. There will be links to state
websites, summary of complaints of facilities, and any criminal violations.
Ans: False - False
True or False? A National Health Care Workforce Commission will review workforce
needs and make recommendations to the federal government to ensure that national
policies are in alignment with consumer needs. - True
True or False? A National Allied Healthcare Workforce Commission will review
workforce needs and make recommendations to the federal government to ensure that
national policies are in alignment with consumer needs. - False
True or False? A buffet plan is a type of employer-sponsored benefit plan that allows
employees to select the type of benefits appropriate for their lifestyle. - False
The ___________ goal is to support the development and testing of innovative
healthcare payment and service delivery models. - Center for Medicare and Medicaid
Innovation's
The ___________ was developed to review workforce needs and make
recommendations to the federal government to ensure that national policies are in
alignment with consumer needs. - National Health Care Workforce Commission
, In the phrase "The United States spends more per capita on health care than any other
country worldwide," what does per capita mean?
A) Per 1,000 persons
B) Per 100,000 persons
C) Per person
D) Per 10,000 - per 100,000 persons
Which professional organization represents nursing, assisted living, developmentally
disabled, and subacute-care providers?
A) American Association of Homes and Services
B) The Joint Commission
C) American Hospital Association
D) American Health Care Association - American health care Association
True or False? The infant mortality rate is the number of deaths per 1,000 live births
occurring among the population of a designated area during a two-year period. - False
True or False? Life expectancy at age 65 is the average number of years that a person
at that age can be expected to live, assuming that age-specific mortality levels remain
constant. - True
True or False? Life expectancy at age 65 is the average number of years that a person
at that age can be expected to have a quality life. - False
True or False? Bad debt or charitable care means the provider either doesn't expect
payment after the person's inability to pay has been determined or efforts to secure the
payment have failed. - True
. __________ provide around the clock social and personal care to the elderly, children,
and other who cannot take care of themselves. Examples are assisted living facilities. -
Residential care facilities
__________ include kidney dialysis centers, mental health and substance abuse clinics,
surgical and emergency centers. These centers provide different types of services that
can be obtained without staying overnight. - Outpatient care centers
Which statement is correct about the U.S. Public Health Service Corps?
A) They provide support to the U.S. Surgeon General.
B) There are nearly 7,000 public health professionals stationed within federal agencies
and programs.
C) The can be dentists, nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals.
D) All of these are correct. - all of these are correct
The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response:
A) builds federal emergency operations capabilities.
B) provides grants to strengthen the capabilities of hospitals and healthcare systems.
2025/2026 GRADED A+
In the early 19th century, __________ were established to serve the indigent. They
provided shelter to them while treating illness. - Almshouse or poorhouses
Which of these are essential health benefits?
A) Prescription drugs
B) Emergency services
C) Maternity and newborn care
D) All of these are correct. - all of these
What is the purpose of the Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC)?
A) Provides information to physicians about health insurance coverage.
B) Provides health insurance benefits information which enables consumers to compare
different insurance plans.
C) Provides information to physicians about health insurance coverage, and provides
health insurance benefits information which enables consumers to compare different
insurance plans.
D) None of these is correct. - Provides health insurance benefits information which
enables consumers to compare different insurance plans.
True or False? The Healthcare Home Medicaid website will publish data that will enable
consumers to compare the quality of long term facilities' care. There will be links to state
websites, summary of complaints of facilities, and any criminal violations.
Ans: False - False
True or False? A National Health Care Workforce Commission will review workforce
needs and make recommendations to the federal government to ensure that national
policies are in alignment with consumer needs. - True
True or False? A National Allied Healthcare Workforce Commission will review
workforce needs and make recommendations to the federal government to ensure that
national policies are in alignment with consumer needs. - False
True or False? A buffet plan is a type of employer-sponsored benefit plan that allows
employees to select the type of benefits appropriate for their lifestyle. - False
The ___________ goal is to support the development and testing of innovative
healthcare payment and service delivery models. - Center for Medicare and Medicaid
Innovation's
The ___________ was developed to review workforce needs and make
recommendations to the federal government to ensure that national policies are in
alignment with consumer needs. - National Health Care Workforce Commission
, In the phrase "The United States spends more per capita on health care than any other
country worldwide," what does per capita mean?
A) Per 1,000 persons
B) Per 100,000 persons
C) Per person
D) Per 10,000 - per 100,000 persons
Which professional organization represents nursing, assisted living, developmentally
disabled, and subacute-care providers?
A) American Association of Homes and Services
B) The Joint Commission
C) American Hospital Association
D) American Health Care Association - American health care Association
True or False? The infant mortality rate is the number of deaths per 1,000 live births
occurring among the population of a designated area during a two-year period. - False
True or False? Life expectancy at age 65 is the average number of years that a person
at that age can be expected to live, assuming that age-specific mortality levels remain
constant. - True
True or False? Life expectancy at age 65 is the average number of years that a person
at that age can be expected to have a quality life. - False
True or False? Bad debt or charitable care means the provider either doesn't expect
payment after the person's inability to pay has been determined or efforts to secure the
payment have failed. - True
. __________ provide around the clock social and personal care to the elderly, children,
and other who cannot take care of themselves. Examples are assisted living facilities. -
Residential care facilities
__________ include kidney dialysis centers, mental health and substance abuse clinics,
surgical and emergency centers. These centers provide different types of services that
can be obtained without staying overnight. - Outpatient care centers
Which statement is correct about the U.S. Public Health Service Corps?
A) They provide support to the U.S. Surgeon General.
B) There are nearly 7,000 public health professionals stationed within federal agencies
and programs.
C) The can be dentists, nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals.
D) All of these are correct. - all of these are correct
The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response:
A) builds federal emergency operations capabilities.
B) provides grants to strengthen the capabilities of hospitals and healthcare systems.
