HSA3111 Midterm Ch. 1-7 UPDATED
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
What is the major objective of the Affordable Care Act?
A. To reduce cost
B. To provide insurance coverage
C. To enhance quality
D. To simplify administration - CORRECT ANSWER B. To provide insurance coverage
Holistic health adds which element to the World Health Organization's definition of health?
A. Physical
B. Mental
C. Spiritual
D. Social - CORRECT ANSWER C. Spiritual
On what grounds have middle-class Americans generally opposed proposals for a national health
insurance program?
A. Higer taxes
B. Government intervention
C. Erosion of personal freedoms
D. Cost of health care - CORRECT ANSWER A. Higher taxes
Allied health professionals include:
A. Osteopaths
B. Dentists
C. Physician assistants
D. Registered nurses - CORRECT ANSWER C. Physician assistants
,What was the purpose of certificate of need (CON) laws?
A. Monitor the diffusion of new technology
B. Control the flow of federal funds for private projects
C. Monitor new health service programs
D. Control new construction and modernization projects - CORRECT ANSWER D.
Control new construction and modernization projects
Which n/f the following controls total health care expenditures by restricting financing for health
insurance?
A. Top-down control
B. Demand-side rationing
C. Underwriting
D. Underutilization - CORRECT ANSWER B. Demand-side rationing
Community health centers serve primarily:
A. high-income neighborhoods
B. populations with insurance
C. populations that are medically underserved
D. both high-income neighborhoods and populations with insurance - CORRECT
ANSWER C. Populations that are medically underserved
When a fixed monthly fee per enrollee is paid to a provider, it is called:
A. Bundled fee
B. Charge
C. Captation
D. retrospective reimbursement - CORRECT ANSWER C. Captation
According to the US law, nonprofit organizations:
, A. can make only a limited amount of profit
B. are tas exempt
C. cannot have a governing body
D. must pay taxes only if they are profitable - CORRECT ANSWER B. are tax exempt
When two organizations cease to exist and a new corporation is formed, this is called a(n):
A. Acquisition
B. Merger
C. Joint Venture
D. Alliance - CORRECT ANSWER B. Merger
A long-term care facility must be certified in order to:
A. operate as a nursing home
B. comply with national fire and safety codes
C. obtained deemed status
D. admit Medicare and/or Medicaid patients - CORRECT ANSWER D. admit Medicare
and/or Medicaid patients
What does the federal Ryan White CARE Act fund?
A. Care for underserved rural and urban populations
B. Skin cancer screening programs
C. School-based health services ins predominately minority neighborhoods
D. Development of treatment and care options for persons with HIV and AIDS - CORRECT
ANSWER D. Development of treatment and care options for persons with HIV and AIDS
What is the primary purpose of certificate-of-need statutes?
A. To increase utilization of primary care services
B. To decrease Medicaid reimbursements for specialty care
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
What is the major objective of the Affordable Care Act?
A. To reduce cost
B. To provide insurance coverage
C. To enhance quality
D. To simplify administration - CORRECT ANSWER B. To provide insurance coverage
Holistic health adds which element to the World Health Organization's definition of health?
A. Physical
B. Mental
C. Spiritual
D. Social - CORRECT ANSWER C. Spiritual
On what grounds have middle-class Americans generally opposed proposals for a national health
insurance program?
A. Higer taxes
B. Government intervention
C. Erosion of personal freedoms
D. Cost of health care - CORRECT ANSWER A. Higher taxes
Allied health professionals include:
A. Osteopaths
B. Dentists
C. Physician assistants
D. Registered nurses - CORRECT ANSWER C. Physician assistants
,What was the purpose of certificate of need (CON) laws?
A. Monitor the diffusion of new technology
B. Control the flow of federal funds for private projects
C. Monitor new health service programs
D. Control new construction and modernization projects - CORRECT ANSWER D.
Control new construction and modernization projects
Which n/f the following controls total health care expenditures by restricting financing for health
insurance?
A. Top-down control
B. Demand-side rationing
C. Underwriting
D. Underutilization - CORRECT ANSWER B. Demand-side rationing
Community health centers serve primarily:
A. high-income neighborhoods
B. populations with insurance
C. populations that are medically underserved
D. both high-income neighborhoods and populations with insurance - CORRECT
ANSWER C. Populations that are medically underserved
When a fixed monthly fee per enrollee is paid to a provider, it is called:
A. Bundled fee
B. Charge
C. Captation
D. retrospective reimbursement - CORRECT ANSWER C. Captation
According to the US law, nonprofit organizations:
, A. can make only a limited amount of profit
B. are tas exempt
C. cannot have a governing body
D. must pay taxes only if they are profitable - CORRECT ANSWER B. are tax exempt
When two organizations cease to exist and a new corporation is formed, this is called a(n):
A. Acquisition
B. Merger
C. Joint Venture
D. Alliance - CORRECT ANSWER B. Merger
A long-term care facility must be certified in order to:
A. operate as a nursing home
B. comply with national fire and safety codes
C. obtained deemed status
D. admit Medicare and/or Medicaid patients - CORRECT ANSWER D. admit Medicare
and/or Medicaid patients
What does the federal Ryan White CARE Act fund?
A. Care for underserved rural and urban populations
B. Skin cancer screening programs
C. School-based health services ins predominately minority neighborhoods
D. Development of treatment and care options for persons with HIV and AIDS - CORRECT
ANSWER D. Development of treatment and care options for persons with HIV and AIDS
What is the primary purpose of certificate-of-need statutes?
A. To increase utilization of primary care services
B. To decrease Medicaid reimbursements for specialty care
