NSG 6002 HEALTH POLICY FINAL EXAM
2025/26 QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
ANSWERS.
1 of 76
Term
Prior to the Constitution, the colonies had a document in place for a central
government; what was the name of it?
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Versailles
None of the above
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, A. Articles of Confederation B. Preventing care
C. Population Health A. More than 9,000 facilities.
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2 of 76
Term
Q: What's wrong with patient's accessing information from
general websites like WebMD?
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A: lack of validated, trustworthy information as well as pharmaceutical
bias and medical device ads that are intended to influence the consumer.
Providing health information through the hospital's (or clinic's; where ever)
website adds a degree of authenticity that leads patients to trust the
information and feel more comfortable sharing what they've learned with
their trusted clinicians.
A: Patient reminders can help patients keep their upcoming appointments
(reducing "no show" rates for providers) and assist them in remembering
preventive cancer screenings or flu shots, thus improving scores on quality
measures for providers. And guess what happens when providers meet quality
measures? Reimbursement!
A: Meaningful rules allow hospitals and clinicians to receive reimbursement for
HIT investments initially and to avoid penalties in the future when that technology
is used in ways that enhance the experience and quality of care. It's also one
, more way for us to help push our healthcare system in the direction of being a
value based system.
A: Self-care handbooks
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3 of 76
Term
Q: What's an example of physicians demonstrating status
quo? ("Doing things that way just because that's how it's always
been done")
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A: Actively seeking new medical A: Implementing innovative
procedures treatment methods
A: being reluctant to change
A: Prioritizing cutting-edge
drugs, even when the new
technology over traditional
medication is comparably
practices
effective to an existing
one and lower in cost
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4 of 76
Term
, What is the most common form of Population Health Research?
A. Double-Blind Confirmation
B. Trend Analysis
C. Comparative Effectiveness
D.Predictive Modeling
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D. All of the above B. Trend Analysis
B.Surveys B. Preventing care
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5 of 76
Term
When billing Medicaid, NP's authority to bill for their services comes
from:
A. State law only
B.Federal law only
C. State and federal law
D.Neither state nor federal law
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c. Consumer-driven health plan
(CDHP) B. Tort system
2025/26 QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
ANSWERS.
1 of 76
Term
Prior to the Constitution, the colonies had a document in place for a central
government; what was the name of it?
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Versailles
None of the above
Give this one a try later!
, A. Articles of Confederation B. Preventing care
C. Population Health A. More than 9,000 facilities.
Don't know?
2 of 76
Term
Q: What's wrong with patient's accessing information from
general websites like WebMD?
Give this one a try later!
A: lack of validated, trustworthy information as well as pharmaceutical
bias and medical device ads that are intended to influence the consumer.
Providing health information through the hospital's (or clinic's; where ever)
website adds a degree of authenticity that leads patients to trust the
information and feel more comfortable sharing what they've learned with
their trusted clinicians.
A: Patient reminders can help patients keep their upcoming appointments
(reducing "no show" rates for providers) and assist them in remembering
preventive cancer screenings or flu shots, thus improving scores on quality
measures for providers. And guess what happens when providers meet quality
measures? Reimbursement!
A: Meaningful rules allow hospitals and clinicians to receive reimbursement for
HIT investments initially and to avoid penalties in the future when that technology
is used in ways that enhance the experience and quality of care. It's also one
, more way for us to help push our healthcare system in the direction of being a
value based system.
A: Self-care handbooks
Don't know?
3 of 76
Term
Q: What's an example of physicians demonstrating status
quo? ("Doing things that way just because that's how it's always
been done")
Give this one a try later!
A: Actively seeking new medical A: Implementing innovative
procedures treatment methods
A: being reluctant to change
A: Prioritizing cutting-edge
drugs, even when the new
technology over traditional
medication is comparably
practices
effective to an existing
one and lower in cost
Don't know?
4 of 76
Term
, What is the most common form of Population Health Research?
A. Double-Blind Confirmation
B. Trend Analysis
C. Comparative Effectiveness
D.Predictive Modeling
Give this one a try later!
D. All of the above B. Trend Analysis
B.Surveys B. Preventing care
Don't know?
5 of 76
Term
When billing Medicaid, NP's authority to bill for their services comes
from:
A. State law only
B.Federal law only
C. State and federal law
D.Neither state nor federal law
Give this one a try later!
c. Consumer-driven health plan
(CDHP) B. Tort system
