HSCC FINAL EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
SOLVED 100% CORRECT.
A system in which government insurance pays for market- based services
describes which type of healthcare model Answer - national health insurance
model
the pre-pandemic percentage of uninsured Americans was Answer - 9%
A system in which healthcare is rationed by price describes Answer - an out-of-
pocket model
The US generally exceeds other developed nations in terms of efficient
spending, broad citizen access to care, and high healthcare quality.
T or F Answer - false
which of the following is not a defining characteristic of the US healthcare
system Answer - universal access to care
health being defined as the absence of illness corresponds to Answer - the
medical model of health
the study of health and health determinants in a population is called Answer -
epidemiology
, the view of healthcare services as primary economic goods reflects Answer -
the market justice perspective
public health is mainly managed at the federal level in the US
T or F Answer - false
which of the following is not one of the main ways in which the US was
positioned to respond to the covid-19 pandemic Answer - states and cities
overspent to prepare for the global pandemic, inappropriately diverting
resources
which of the following is not one of the main features of colonial-era
healthcare Answer - medical services where tightly regulated by the
government
medical schools began to be accredited in the colonial era
t or f Answer - false
allopathic physicians of the 20th century began to exercise great political
power through which group Answer - the american medical association
which of the following does not characterize the emergence of widespread
public health practices in the postindustrial era Answer - the development of
advanced cancer treatments
according to the US bureau of labor statistics, which is the fastest-growing
healthcare profession in the US Answer - nurse practitioner
which of the following is not a factor in the growing demand for healthcare
professionals Answer - fewer people are becoming doctors
SOLVED 100% CORRECT.
A system in which government insurance pays for market- based services
describes which type of healthcare model Answer - national health insurance
model
the pre-pandemic percentage of uninsured Americans was Answer - 9%
A system in which healthcare is rationed by price describes Answer - an out-of-
pocket model
The US generally exceeds other developed nations in terms of efficient
spending, broad citizen access to care, and high healthcare quality.
T or F Answer - false
which of the following is not a defining characteristic of the US healthcare
system Answer - universal access to care
health being defined as the absence of illness corresponds to Answer - the
medical model of health
the study of health and health determinants in a population is called Answer -
epidemiology
, the view of healthcare services as primary economic goods reflects Answer -
the market justice perspective
public health is mainly managed at the federal level in the US
T or F Answer - false
which of the following is not one of the main ways in which the US was
positioned to respond to the covid-19 pandemic Answer - states and cities
overspent to prepare for the global pandemic, inappropriately diverting
resources
which of the following is not one of the main features of colonial-era
healthcare Answer - medical services where tightly regulated by the
government
medical schools began to be accredited in the colonial era
t or f Answer - false
allopathic physicians of the 20th century began to exercise great political
power through which group Answer - the american medical association
which of the following does not characterize the emergence of widespread
public health practices in the postindustrial era Answer - the development of
advanced cancer treatments
according to the US bureau of labor statistics, which is the fastest-growing
healthcare profession in the US Answer - nurse practitioner
which of the following is not a factor in the growing demand for healthcare
professionals Answer - fewer people are becoming doctors
