Global Exam 3 questions well
answered graded A+
Lowering administrative costs - ANS ✔It is suggested that the U.S. government could save as
much as $100 billion dollars a year
by doing which of the following?
a) Decreasing Medicaid costs
b) Decreasing Medicaid and Medicare costs
c) Eliminating the Medicaid program
d) Lowering administrative costs
People with primary care providers are more likely to receive preventive care, and are more
satisfied - ANS ✔The Affordable Care Act is based on which of the following premises? That,
a) If you pass the legislation and offer the plan, consumers will utilize the services
b) People with primary care providers are more likely to receive preventive care, and are more
satisfied
c) Insurance companies are not consumer friendly
d) Most consumers really cannot afford health insurance
The Exchange is available to small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. - ANS ✔Which of
the following statements is true of The Affordable Insurance Exchange?
a) American citizens and legal immigrants who are already covered can use this to cover gaps in
their existing plan.
b) Individuals who do not have coverage can petition the government for permission to obtain
coverage through this Exchange.
c) The Exchange is available to small businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
,d) Individuals and businesses using the Exchange will not qualify for additional tax credits.
Hospital-based - ANS ✔Which of the following best reflects care delivery in the U.S.? It is
primarily:
a) Primary care
b) Community-based
c) Outpatient-based
d) Hospital-based
Financial protection - ANS ✔The benefits of smaller hospitals joining integrated delivery systems
include:
A) Financial protection
B) Immediate improvement in cash flow
C) Debt forgiveness
D) Creative financial planning
Providing quality services to low income and vulnerable populations - ANS ✔Community and
Migrant Health Centers C/MHCs are best known for which of the following?
A) Providing quality services to low income and vulnerable populations.
B) Limiting the number of consumers seen in order to decrease cost
C) Providing primary care directly proportional to their budget
D) Providing access to specialty services
People are not covered after age 26 - ANS ✔Which of the following is a major criticism of the
Affordable Care Act?
A) It extends coverage up to age 35
B) It does not cover the costs for immunizations
, C) People are not covered after age 26
D) A person can no longer choose their physicians
it is critical to address both the social and medical determinants of health - ANS ✔To improve
the nation's health and resolve disparities:
A) it is critical to address both the social and medical determinants of health.
B) the health system must operate on a market-justice-based system.
C) the health system must operate on a social-justice-based system.
D) it is critical to address disparities arising from hereditary determinants.
economic necessity - ANS ✔Private health insurance in the United States first emerged as a
result of:
A) economic necessity.
B) social desirability.
C) political expediency.
D) cultural acceptability.
When additional benefits equal the additional cost of treatment - ANS ✔At what point is
optimal cost-effectiveness achieved in the delivery of medical care?
A) When medical care is first introduced
B) When primary care is emphasized over specialty services
C) When costs are of no consequence in the delivery of medical care
D) When additional benefits equal the additional cost of treatment
It controls the utilization of health care. - ANS ✔What is the main purpose of cost sharing?
A) It reduces the cost of health insurance premiums.
B) It prevents the providers from delivering expensive services without approval.
answered graded A+
Lowering administrative costs - ANS ✔It is suggested that the U.S. government could save as
much as $100 billion dollars a year
by doing which of the following?
a) Decreasing Medicaid costs
b) Decreasing Medicaid and Medicare costs
c) Eliminating the Medicaid program
d) Lowering administrative costs
People with primary care providers are more likely to receive preventive care, and are more
satisfied - ANS ✔The Affordable Care Act is based on which of the following premises? That,
a) If you pass the legislation and offer the plan, consumers will utilize the services
b) People with primary care providers are more likely to receive preventive care, and are more
satisfied
c) Insurance companies are not consumer friendly
d) Most consumers really cannot afford health insurance
The Exchange is available to small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. - ANS ✔Which of
the following statements is true of The Affordable Insurance Exchange?
a) American citizens and legal immigrants who are already covered can use this to cover gaps in
their existing plan.
b) Individuals who do not have coverage can petition the government for permission to obtain
coverage through this Exchange.
c) The Exchange is available to small businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
,d) Individuals and businesses using the Exchange will not qualify for additional tax credits.
Hospital-based - ANS ✔Which of the following best reflects care delivery in the U.S.? It is
primarily:
a) Primary care
b) Community-based
c) Outpatient-based
d) Hospital-based
Financial protection - ANS ✔The benefits of smaller hospitals joining integrated delivery systems
include:
A) Financial protection
B) Immediate improvement in cash flow
C) Debt forgiveness
D) Creative financial planning
Providing quality services to low income and vulnerable populations - ANS ✔Community and
Migrant Health Centers C/MHCs are best known for which of the following?
A) Providing quality services to low income and vulnerable populations.
B) Limiting the number of consumers seen in order to decrease cost
C) Providing primary care directly proportional to their budget
D) Providing access to specialty services
People are not covered after age 26 - ANS ✔Which of the following is a major criticism of the
Affordable Care Act?
A) It extends coverage up to age 35
B) It does not cover the costs for immunizations
, C) People are not covered after age 26
D) A person can no longer choose their physicians
it is critical to address both the social and medical determinants of health - ANS ✔To improve
the nation's health and resolve disparities:
A) it is critical to address both the social and medical determinants of health.
B) the health system must operate on a market-justice-based system.
C) the health system must operate on a social-justice-based system.
D) it is critical to address disparities arising from hereditary determinants.
economic necessity - ANS ✔Private health insurance in the United States first emerged as a
result of:
A) economic necessity.
B) social desirability.
C) political expediency.
D) cultural acceptability.
When additional benefits equal the additional cost of treatment - ANS ✔At what point is
optimal cost-effectiveness achieved in the delivery of medical care?
A) When medical care is first introduced
B) When primary care is emphasized over specialty services
C) When costs are of no consequence in the delivery of medical care
D) When additional benefits equal the additional cost of treatment
It controls the utilization of health care. - ANS ✔What is the main purpose of cost sharing?
A) It reduces the cost of health insurance premiums.
B) It prevents the providers from delivering expensive services without approval.
