OTD 417 Exam 1 Part I Questions with 100% Correct Answers

LTC/SNFs Correct Answer In 2015, the majority of OTs are working in hospitals; LTC/SNFs Correct Answer For OTs, a slow, modest trend toward employment in _____________ and ________________ has occurred. value based purchasing Correct Answer -there are certain quality indicators used in healthcare -if the indicator is high then money is given toward that company (or hospital) -if the indicator is low you (or the company) has to give money toward high quality indicators State Level Policy Correct Answer -deal with health care issues related to licensure, oversight of nursing home and some health insurance issues -every ________ is run differently -it is easier to influence legislative process as an OT at this level The 5 A's of Access Correct Answer Availability Accessibility Accommodation Affordability Acceptability Availability Correct Answer amount and type of services in relation to the population's need Accessibility Correct Answer location and supply of health services in relationship to the population's location (transportation services) Accommodation Correct Answer 1. Organization and appropriateness of health services 2. Populations ability to use services 3. Population's opinion of services Acceptability Correct Answer attitude between the health care providers and the population towards one another Affordability Correct Answer price of health care in relation to the population's ability to pay F Correct Answer T or F: States need to have a balanced budget What are conceptual considerations of health care policy? Correct Answer access, quality, and cost underinsurance Correct Answer when out of pocket costs, excluding premiums, are equal to 10% or more of family income OR when the deductible is more than 5% of family income What percentage of adults are underinsured? Correct Answer 28% (41 million Americans) What percentage of underinsured Americans have trouble paying medical bills? Correct Answer 51% T Correct Answer T or F: access includes cost and non-cost factors Non-financial barriers to access Correct Answer language, literacy, culture, lack of prompt access, gender sensitivity for woman, health disparities Direct access Correct Answer being able to bypass primary care physician and go directly to therapy for services