TEST ONE HCM 2110 EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS WIT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
, To problem solve in a systems environment: - ANSWER-Resist the urge to come to a
quick conclusion
-Avoid blame
-Go deep into the whys
-Find what we don't understand about the problem
Systems thinking is particularly useful when there are ___________________ and
__________________. - ANSWERchronic and seemingly unresolvable issues and
failed attempts to solve a problem.
Systems thinking requires understanding: - ANSWER-Interrelationships of those
involved
-Perspectives of those involved
-Boundaries between those involved
________________ are secondary outcomes of an intended intervention. -
ANSWERUnintended consequences
________________________________ are often the outcome of not using a systems
perspective when solving a problem that is a product of a system. -
ANSWERUnintended consequences
Large systems generally exhibit _____________, which is the ___________________.
- ANSWERhomeostasis, which is the ability to retain the status quo.
An ___________ system can adapt to change in the environment. - ANSWERopen
A system that cannot adapt to changes in the environment is called a __________
system. - ANSWERclosed
In systems thinking, a system is a group of ______________________________ parts.
It also has _______________ to distinguish it. - ANSWERinteractive and independent
parts. boundaries
Germany's healthcare system includes: - ANSWER-Socialized health insurance
-Private ownership of resources
-Employer-employee (mandated payroll) contributions and taxes
-Negotiated fee-for-service
The United Kingdom's healthcare system includes: - ANSWER-National health system
-Public ownership of resources
-Single Payer System (taxes)
-Salaries for providers with capitation payments
QUESTIONS WIT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
, To problem solve in a systems environment: - ANSWER-Resist the urge to come to a
quick conclusion
-Avoid blame
-Go deep into the whys
-Find what we don't understand about the problem
Systems thinking is particularly useful when there are ___________________ and
__________________. - ANSWERchronic and seemingly unresolvable issues and
failed attempts to solve a problem.
Systems thinking requires understanding: - ANSWER-Interrelationships of those
involved
-Perspectives of those involved
-Boundaries between those involved
________________ are secondary outcomes of an intended intervention. -
ANSWERUnintended consequences
________________________________ are often the outcome of not using a systems
perspective when solving a problem that is a product of a system. -
ANSWERUnintended consequences
Large systems generally exhibit _____________, which is the ___________________.
- ANSWERhomeostasis, which is the ability to retain the status quo.
An ___________ system can adapt to change in the environment. - ANSWERopen
A system that cannot adapt to changes in the environment is called a __________
system. - ANSWERclosed
In systems thinking, a system is a group of ______________________________ parts.
It also has _______________ to distinguish it. - ANSWERinteractive and independent
parts. boundaries
Germany's healthcare system includes: - ANSWER-Socialized health insurance
-Private ownership of resources
-Employer-employee (mandated payroll) contributions and taxes
-Negotiated fee-for-service
The United Kingdom's healthcare system includes: - ANSWER-National health system
-Public ownership of resources
-Single Payer System (taxes)
-Salaries for providers with capitation payments
