SNHU HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION EXAM # 1
2025 | 160 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Which of the following groups can qualify as Medicare beneficiaries?
Be sixty-five years of age and older
Be diagnosed with ESRD
Have a permanent disability
All of the above
2. What type of data can be combined with facility data to aid in decision
making regarding services within a health care facility?
Only National data
Only County data
County, State, and National data
Only State data
3. The role of speech therapy in CVA management primarily includes:
Focusing solely on physical mobility and disregarding
communication skills
Encouraging silence to reduce the risk of further brain damage
Developing a plan to enhance communication and address
dysphagia
Prescribing medications to improve speech clarity
Performing surgical interventions to repair damaged vocal cords
,4. If a health care administrator wanted to improve health outcomes for
adults based on the 2010 statistic, what strategy might they implement?
, Focus solely on treating illnesses rather than prevention.
Increase the cost of health care services.
Develop community health programs that promote healthy
lifestyles.
Limit access to alternative medicine options.
5. Which type of health care facility requires health care administrators?
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities
All the above
Small physician group practice
Large hospital corporations
6. What is a common example of a third-party payer in health care?
Physician
Patient
Health insurance company
Internal Revenue Service
7. If a new policy is implemented to increase the number of cataract
surgeries performed in ambulatory surgical centers, what administrative
strategy might be most effective?
Limiting the types of surgeries performed at the center.
Reducing the number of surgical staff to cut costs.
Increasing the fees for cataract surgeries to boost revenue.
Enhancing marketing efforts to raise awareness about the
availability of cataract surgery.
, 8. Describe the role of health care administrators in managing an urgent
care center.
Health care administrators only handle financial aspects of the
urgent care center.
Health care administrators oversee operations, ensure
compliance, and manage staff in an urgent care center.
Health care administrators are responsible for conducting medical
research.
Health care administrators primarily focus on patient care and
treatment.
9. If a patient requires surgery and needs to stay overnight for recovery,
which type of facility would they most likely be admitted to?
Outpatient clinic
Assisted living facility
Inpatient facility
Rehabilitation center
10. An elderly person diagnosed with metastatic bone cancer has reached
the final stages of life. The individual has been admitted to the long-
term-care facility for palliative care. The priority nursing interventions will
be:
Assessment of urinary output.
CPR if needed.
Pain relief.
Monitoring of oral intake.
11. What does breaking even in a health care facility indicate about its
financial status?
2025 | 160 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Which of the following groups can qualify as Medicare beneficiaries?
Be sixty-five years of age and older
Be diagnosed with ESRD
Have a permanent disability
All of the above
2. What type of data can be combined with facility data to aid in decision
making regarding services within a health care facility?
Only National data
Only County data
County, State, and National data
Only State data
3. The role of speech therapy in CVA management primarily includes:
Focusing solely on physical mobility and disregarding
communication skills
Encouraging silence to reduce the risk of further brain damage
Developing a plan to enhance communication and address
dysphagia
Prescribing medications to improve speech clarity
Performing surgical interventions to repair damaged vocal cords
,4. If a health care administrator wanted to improve health outcomes for
adults based on the 2010 statistic, what strategy might they implement?
, Focus solely on treating illnesses rather than prevention.
Increase the cost of health care services.
Develop community health programs that promote healthy
lifestyles.
Limit access to alternative medicine options.
5. Which type of health care facility requires health care administrators?
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities
All the above
Small physician group practice
Large hospital corporations
6. What is a common example of a third-party payer in health care?
Physician
Patient
Health insurance company
Internal Revenue Service
7. If a new policy is implemented to increase the number of cataract
surgeries performed in ambulatory surgical centers, what administrative
strategy might be most effective?
Limiting the types of surgeries performed at the center.
Reducing the number of surgical staff to cut costs.
Increasing the fees for cataract surgeries to boost revenue.
Enhancing marketing efforts to raise awareness about the
availability of cataract surgery.
, 8. Describe the role of health care administrators in managing an urgent
care center.
Health care administrators only handle financial aspects of the
urgent care center.
Health care administrators oversee operations, ensure
compliance, and manage staff in an urgent care center.
Health care administrators are responsible for conducting medical
research.
Health care administrators primarily focus on patient care and
treatment.
9. If a patient requires surgery and needs to stay overnight for recovery,
which type of facility would they most likely be admitted to?
Outpatient clinic
Assisted living facility
Inpatient facility
Rehabilitation center
10. An elderly person diagnosed with metastatic bone cancer has reached
the final stages of life. The individual has been admitted to the long-
term-care facility for palliative care. The priority nursing interventions will
be:
Assessment of urinary output.
CPR if needed.
Pain relief.
Monitoring of oral intake.
11. What does breaking even in a health care facility indicate about its
financial status?
