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FHCE 2100 Exam 3 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
What are some provisions on the ACA?

Ans: -Dependent coverage of kids to age 26
-Eliminates life time limits on health insurance plans
-Employers need to disclose healthcare coverage costs
-Establishes health insurance exchanges
-Penalty for being uninsured


The average health insurance premium has _________ by about
______% for families since 1999.

Ans: increased, 260%


What is a premium?

Ans: monthly or annual cost for a health care plan


Costs of the U.S. healthcare system amount to about ___% of GDP.

Ans: 18% (higher than any country in the world)


True or false: the ACA only impacts people without health insurance.


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Ans: true


Under the ACA, health insurance companies have to cover everyone
regardless of ___________ _____________.

Ans: preexisting conditions


The ACA requires health insurance companies cover
____________________ with no out-of-pocket costs.

Ans: wellness visits & preventative services


What is the individual mandate?

Ans: The requirement by the ACA that all Americans and legal
residents buy health coverage, regardless of sickness or
preexisting conditions.


What is a quality healthcare plan according to the U.S. government?

Ans: A plan that meets the "10 essential benefits" of adequate
coverage through a private provider, employer, or
state/federally assisted program


What is an individual shared responsibility fee?


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Ans: A tax penalty given to those who don't have healthcare;
applies to each month you don't have coverage


What are the 10 "essential health benefits"?

Ans: -Ambulatory patient services
-Emergency services
-Hospitalization
-Laboratory services
-Maternity/newborn care
-Mental health
-Prescriptions
-Prevention services
-Pediatric services
-Rehabilitative services


The penalty tax from not having coverage was __% of income in 2015,
and ___% of income in 2016.

Ans: 1, 2.5


What is the modified adjusted gross income (MAGI)?




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