HCM 388 FINAL EXAM 1- QUESTIONS
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when did the US healthcare system make its greatest turning point in US history? -
✔✔civil war
who are credited with creating the first hospitals? - ✔✔catholic church
act passed to modernize and develop new hospitals - ✔✔Hill Burton act in 1946
Hill Burton act faults - ✔✔segregated patients but also allowed for free medical care
the great society of the 60's created what? - ✔✔development of Medicare and Medicaid,
hospital insurance for the elderly and disabled under SS, government subsidized insurance
to cover physicians services, assistance to the state for care of the poor
who still has poor access to healthcare? - ✔✔working class, poor
what is the concept of Medicare for all? - ✔✔healthcare for everyone
who qualifies for Medicare and Medicaid? - ✔✔Medicare- over 65
Medicaid- poor
how are Medicare and Medicaid administered? - ✔✔Medicare- federal government
Medicaid- states
payment fee for each person (so much per member) - ✔✔capitation
, what is COBRA and when is it used? - ✔✔Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
Act-allowed health coverage to be maintained after job loss
what is CHIP and who qualifies for it? - ✔✔Children Health Insurance Program,
children qualify for it
a comprehensive reform law, that increases health insurance coverage for the uninsured
and implements reforms to the health insurance market - ✔✔Affordable Care Act (ACA)
who passed the ACA act - ✔✔obama
Texas vs. U.S challenge - ✔✔June 2021, supreme court held that the plaintiffs challenging
the constitutionality of the ACA did not have standing to do so. dismissal of the suit is a
victory for all those who have benefited from the ACA's expansion of access to healthcare and
the protections it provides to healthcare consumers.
main goals of affordable care act - ✔✔increase quality and affordability
lower the number of uninsured
standard coverage, no pre existing conditions
how long can children be on their parent's health insurance? - ✔✔26 years old
what are red flags referring to in the registration process? - ✔✔suspicious documents,
inconsistent identifying information, discrepancies between mailing addresses, reluctance
to provide needed information, inability to provide phone number or address, no photo ID,
not knowing your insurance
who handles utilization review for access to care? (admission and discharge) -
✔✔social worker
WITH ANSWERS VERIFIED 100%
CORRECT
when did the US healthcare system make its greatest turning point in US history? -
✔✔civil war
who are credited with creating the first hospitals? - ✔✔catholic church
act passed to modernize and develop new hospitals - ✔✔Hill Burton act in 1946
Hill Burton act faults - ✔✔segregated patients but also allowed for free medical care
the great society of the 60's created what? - ✔✔development of Medicare and Medicaid,
hospital insurance for the elderly and disabled under SS, government subsidized insurance
to cover physicians services, assistance to the state for care of the poor
who still has poor access to healthcare? - ✔✔working class, poor
what is the concept of Medicare for all? - ✔✔healthcare for everyone
who qualifies for Medicare and Medicaid? - ✔✔Medicare- over 65
Medicaid- poor
how are Medicare and Medicaid administered? - ✔✔Medicare- federal government
Medicaid- states
payment fee for each person (so much per member) - ✔✔capitation
, what is COBRA and when is it used? - ✔✔Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
Act-allowed health coverage to be maintained after job loss
what is CHIP and who qualifies for it? - ✔✔Children Health Insurance Program,
children qualify for it
a comprehensive reform law, that increases health insurance coverage for the uninsured
and implements reforms to the health insurance market - ✔✔Affordable Care Act (ACA)
who passed the ACA act - ✔✔obama
Texas vs. U.S challenge - ✔✔June 2021, supreme court held that the plaintiffs challenging
the constitutionality of the ACA did not have standing to do so. dismissal of the suit is a
victory for all those who have benefited from the ACA's expansion of access to healthcare and
the protections it provides to healthcare consumers.
main goals of affordable care act - ✔✔increase quality and affordability
lower the number of uninsured
standard coverage, no pre existing conditions
how long can children be on their parent's health insurance? - ✔✔26 years old
what are red flags referring to in the registration process? - ✔✔suspicious documents,
inconsistent identifying information, discrepancies between mailing addresses, reluctance
to provide needed information, inability to provide phone number or address, no photo ID,
not knowing your insurance
who handles utilization review for access to care? (admission and discharge) -
✔✔social worker