HAN 300 MIDTERM fully
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Primary prevention - answer The prevention of disease, Health
education, immunizations, environmental control measure
Moral hazard - answer the high utilization of healthcare services
because people are covered by insurance
Mortality - answer Rate of death
Activities of daily living - answer The most common used measure of
disability, which includes whether the individual needs assistance to
perform basic activities such as eating, bathing, dressing, toileting
and getting in and out of a bed or chair
Cultural authority - answer The general acceptance of professional
judgement as valid; Physicians' cultural authority is reflected in the
reliance; placed on their evaluation; of signs and symptoms,
diagnosis of disease and suggested prognosis
Defensive medicine - answer Excessive medical tests and
procedures as a protection against malpractice lawsuits and
otherwise regarded as neccesary
Epidemic - answer An outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads
rapidly and affects many individuals within a population
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living - answer A person's ability to
perform household and social tasks; such as home maintenance;
cooking; shopping and managing money
, Maldistribution - answer An imbalance of the distribution of health
professionals needed to maintain the health status of a given
population at an optimal level; Geographical maldistribution refers
to the surplus in some regions but shortage in other regions of
needed health professionals; Specialty maldistribution refers to the
surplus in some specialties but shortage in other ones
Access - answer The ability to obtain healthcare services when
needed, which is not the same as
having health insurance
o People access healthcare if they
▪ Have health insurance from their employers
▪ Are covered by a government health program
▪ Can afford to buy insurance with their own private funds
▪ Are able to pay for theses services privately
▪ Can obtain charity/subsidized care
o Anything that increases access, increases cost
o Assuming that quality is a given, cost and access (parts of the Iron
Triangle) are
the pieces that move and vary
o If everyone has access to healthcare, it would eliminated the need
for private
health insurance
o Private and public insurance companies
private INSURANCE - answer driven by the quasi-marketplace,
consumers have choices based
on who they want to see based on $
solved & verified for
accuracy(guaranteed pass)
Primary prevention - answer The prevention of disease, Health
education, immunizations, environmental control measure
Moral hazard - answer the high utilization of healthcare services
because people are covered by insurance
Mortality - answer Rate of death
Activities of daily living - answer The most common used measure of
disability, which includes whether the individual needs assistance to
perform basic activities such as eating, bathing, dressing, toileting
and getting in and out of a bed or chair
Cultural authority - answer The general acceptance of professional
judgement as valid; Physicians' cultural authority is reflected in the
reliance; placed on their evaluation; of signs and symptoms,
diagnosis of disease and suggested prognosis
Defensive medicine - answer Excessive medical tests and
procedures as a protection against malpractice lawsuits and
otherwise regarded as neccesary
Epidemic - answer An outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads
rapidly and affects many individuals within a population
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living - answer A person's ability to
perform household and social tasks; such as home maintenance;
cooking; shopping and managing money
, Maldistribution - answer An imbalance of the distribution of health
professionals needed to maintain the health status of a given
population at an optimal level; Geographical maldistribution refers
to the surplus in some regions but shortage in other regions of
needed health professionals; Specialty maldistribution refers to the
surplus in some specialties but shortage in other ones
Access - answer The ability to obtain healthcare services when
needed, which is not the same as
having health insurance
o People access healthcare if they
▪ Have health insurance from their employers
▪ Are covered by a government health program
▪ Can afford to buy insurance with their own private funds
▪ Are able to pay for theses services privately
▪ Can obtain charity/subsidized care
o Anything that increases access, increases cost
o Assuming that quality is a given, cost and access (parts of the Iron
Triangle) are
the pieces that move and vary
o If everyone has access to healthcare, it would eliminated the need
for private
health insurance
o Private and public insurance companies
private INSURANCE - answer driven by the quasi-marketplace,
consumers have choices based
on who they want to see based on $
