D393 EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
What were women's roles in the 1700s? -ANShealers, relied on home remedies,
potions, and tinctures.
what were wealthy families about to arrange in the 1700s? -ANShome calls from docs
for sever illness
what were docs in the 1700s? -ANSmedical and intellectual authorities
what are pest houses? -ANSfacility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the
rest of society
What are almshouses? -ANSinstitutions of care for poor people run by religious leaders
with no pt care.
what are royal hospital? -ANSprestigious medical facility that treat individuals of wealth
and means
What is the nations first public hospital? -ANSPenn Hospital
when was Penn Hospital founded and by who? -ANSBen Franklin, Dr. Thomas bond in
1751
what was the goal of Penn Hospital -ANScare for sick, poor, unstable who were
meandering the streets of Philly
what happened between 1700-1720? -ANSpest houses and almshouses were primary
treatment facilities
what happened in 1722? -ANSroyal hospitals available to treat people with money to
afford treatment
what happened in 1736? -ANSbellevue hospital and charity hospital opened and
provided 1st rate care to individuals regardless of status.
what happened in 1751? -ANSpenn hospital 1st public hospital in the us
what happened in 1798? -ANSyellow fever outbreak strained us healthcare
what happened in 1813? -ANSvaccine act of 1813 passed
, what is the vaccine act of 1813? -ANSencouraged the use of smallpox vaccine, held
tremendous promise for combating dangerous and widespread illness
what was the aim of Healthcare system? -ANSto provide high quality healthcare that
leads to better health for population
what did the aim of healthcare require? -ANSoptimizing relationship between cost,
equitable access and quality of care
Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) -ANStriple aim (decrease capita cost,
increase experience of care, increase population health)
what are the 3 characteristics that distinguish us healthcare -ANSdivisions and
fragmentation, technology, and well-know problems and politicization
division and fragmentation of us healthcare -ANSlack of central process for governing,
is governed by laws, policies and rules at local, state, fed levels. 3-party payment
technology of us healthcare -ANSadopts new equipment, procedures, pharmaceuticals,
and other capabilities.
new tech has quick adaption to be used but has slow policies to support technology
well-known problems and politicization of us healthcare -ANSspread of global disease,
information technology, physical environment or geography, and legal issues
Cutural competence -ANSability of providers or organization to effectively deliver
services that meet social, cultural, linguistics needs of patients
what are key factors in us healthcare storm? -ANSpatient safety, cost of care, concerns
about access and quality, huge demographic changes, rapid advances in technology
and treatment, digital transformation, data analysis, workforce issues
what is major obstacles to reform? -ANSfundamental disagreements about two common
principles for equitable and reasonable distribution of healthcare services
what is market justice? -ANSstates healthcare is a product for purchase. subject to
principle of economic theory
what is social justice? -ANShealthcare is a social good that should not be subject to
strict economic principle
healthcare issue of income and social status -ANShigh income and social status leads
to better health
SOLUTIONS
What were women's roles in the 1700s? -ANShealers, relied on home remedies,
potions, and tinctures.
what were wealthy families about to arrange in the 1700s? -ANShome calls from docs
for sever illness
what were docs in the 1700s? -ANSmedical and intellectual authorities
what are pest houses? -ANSfacility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the
rest of society
What are almshouses? -ANSinstitutions of care for poor people run by religious leaders
with no pt care.
what are royal hospital? -ANSprestigious medical facility that treat individuals of wealth
and means
What is the nations first public hospital? -ANSPenn Hospital
when was Penn Hospital founded and by who? -ANSBen Franklin, Dr. Thomas bond in
1751
what was the goal of Penn Hospital -ANScare for sick, poor, unstable who were
meandering the streets of Philly
what happened between 1700-1720? -ANSpest houses and almshouses were primary
treatment facilities
what happened in 1722? -ANSroyal hospitals available to treat people with money to
afford treatment
what happened in 1736? -ANSbellevue hospital and charity hospital opened and
provided 1st rate care to individuals regardless of status.
what happened in 1751? -ANSpenn hospital 1st public hospital in the us
what happened in 1798? -ANSyellow fever outbreak strained us healthcare
what happened in 1813? -ANSvaccine act of 1813 passed
, what is the vaccine act of 1813? -ANSencouraged the use of smallpox vaccine, held
tremendous promise for combating dangerous and widespread illness
what was the aim of Healthcare system? -ANSto provide high quality healthcare that
leads to better health for population
what did the aim of healthcare require? -ANSoptimizing relationship between cost,
equitable access and quality of care
Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) -ANStriple aim (decrease capita cost,
increase experience of care, increase population health)
what are the 3 characteristics that distinguish us healthcare -ANSdivisions and
fragmentation, technology, and well-know problems and politicization
division and fragmentation of us healthcare -ANSlack of central process for governing,
is governed by laws, policies and rules at local, state, fed levels. 3-party payment
technology of us healthcare -ANSadopts new equipment, procedures, pharmaceuticals,
and other capabilities.
new tech has quick adaption to be used but has slow policies to support technology
well-known problems and politicization of us healthcare -ANSspread of global disease,
information technology, physical environment or geography, and legal issues
Cutural competence -ANSability of providers or organization to effectively deliver
services that meet social, cultural, linguistics needs of patients
what are key factors in us healthcare storm? -ANSpatient safety, cost of care, concerns
about access and quality, huge demographic changes, rapid advances in technology
and treatment, digital transformation, data analysis, workforce issues
what is major obstacles to reform? -ANSfundamental disagreements about two common
principles for equitable and reasonable distribution of healthcare services
what is market justice? -ANSstates healthcare is a product for purchase. subject to
principle of economic theory
what is social justice? -ANShealthcare is a social good that should not be subject to
strict economic principle
healthcare issue of income and social status -ANShigh income and social status leads
to better health
