HCR220 Lesson 12 Quiz Questions and Answers With
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Daniel is 16 years old and in end-stage renal failure. What would he most likely qualify
for? - Medicare
What has contributed to providers not accepting Medicaid or Medicare patients? -
Decrease in reimbursement rates
Who does Medicaid cover? (Select all that apply.) - INCORRECT: Only single parent
families and the disabled; Low income patients; Pregnant women; Patients on short-
term disability
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) used federal funds to expand income eligibility for
Medicaid. Which of the following is a true statement? - INCORRECT: Together, the
federal and state governments had to determine what the income threshold was on a
state-by-state basis; The threshold for expansion in care was for income levels at 153%
of the federal poverty level (FPL).
T/F Overscreening is screening or testing for diseases that may not be medically
necessary, potentially resulting in false positive test results. - True
T/F Funding for programs like education and infrastructure suffer because so many tax
dollars are allocated to health care. - True
T/F Use of patient centered outcomes would fit into a cost driven health-care system. -
False
T/F Focusing on drug adherence and medication management would fit into a value-
based health-care system. - True
Who oversees the management of workers' compensation programs? - State
government
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is estimated to have provided how many Americans with
extended health-care coverage? - 24 million
Which is true about diagnosis related groups? - They pay a fixed amount regardless of
the level of care.
Which of the following is an insurance program/provider? - All of the above
What is a "premium" when referring to health insurance? - The average annual cost
across the group of people covered by the insurance company
complete solution–Expert Verified | Latest Questions 2025
Daniel is 16 years old and in end-stage renal failure. What would he most likely qualify
for? - Medicare
What has contributed to providers not accepting Medicaid or Medicare patients? -
Decrease in reimbursement rates
Who does Medicaid cover? (Select all that apply.) - INCORRECT: Only single parent
families and the disabled; Low income patients; Pregnant women; Patients on short-
term disability
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) used federal funds to expand income eligibility for
Medicaid. Which of the following is a true statement? - INCORRECT: Together, the
federal and state governments had to determine what the income threshold was on a
state-by-state basis; The threshold for expansion in care was for income levels at 153%
of the federal poverty level (FPL).
T/F Overscreening is screening or testing for diseases that may not be medically
necessary, potentially resulting in false positive test results. - True
T/F Funding for programs like education and infrastructure suffer because so many tax
dollars are allocated to health care. - True
T/F Use of patient centered outcomes would fit into a cost driven health-care system. -
False
T/F Focusing on drug adherence and medication management would fit into a value-
based health-care system. - True
Who oversees the management of workers' compensation programs? - State
government
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is estimated to have provided how many Americans with
extended health-care coverage? - 24 million
Which is true about diagnosis related groups? - They pay a fixed amount regardless of
the level of care.
Which of the following is an insurance program/provider? - All of the above
What is a "premium" when referring to health insurance? - The average annual cost
across the group of people covered by the insurance company
