SNHU FBLA HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
TEST EXAM 2025|170 QUESTIONS WITH
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. An EMR is a:
Chart room where paper records are held
Paper copy of a prescription
Computerized record of patient health information
Paper record of patient health information
2. If a hospital fails to meet JCAHO accreditation standards, what potential
consequences might it face?
Enhanced insurance reimbursements
Mandatory staff training programs
Loss of accreditation and potential funding issues
Increased patient satisfaction ratings
3. If a healthcare organization is found to be violating the Equal Pay Act,
what potential consequences might it face?
Increased patient enrollment
Improved electronic health record systems
Enhanced insurance coverage options
Legal penalties and required wage adjustments
4. How does a physician self referral or Stark Law apply to Medicare
payments
,It allows a claim to be filed with Medicare for a service provided
by the physician with a financial interest in DHS
, it establishes an additional payment to normal Medicare payment
fees due to the added complexity of referrals
the law applies to private party insurance and does not apply to
Medicare payments
it prohibits a provider from presenting a claim to Medicare or
any person or entity for a prohibited DHS referral
5. Describe the significance of ERISA in relation to employer-sponsored
insurance plans.
ERISA only applies to government-funded insurance programs.
ERISA eliminates the need for employer-sponsored insurance
plans altogether.
ERISA is a state law that governs healthcare insurance.
ERISA regulates employer-sponsored insurance plans, ensuring
they meet certain standards and providing protections for
employees.
6. What is the primary purpose of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938?
Sets standards for electronic health records
Defines patient rights in medical practice
Regulates healthcare insurance plans
Establishes Minimum Wage, Ages, overtime pay for workers
7. Describe the main purpose of managerial accounting in a healthcare
setting.
Managerial accounting focuses on external reporting for
regulatory compliance.
Managerial accounting is concerned with patient billing and
insurance claims.
, Managerial accounting provides financial data to assist internal
users in decision-making and strategic planning.
Managerial accounting is used solely for tax purposes.
8. What does HDHP stand for in healthcare insurance terminology?
Health Development and Policy
High Deductible Health Plan
High Demand Health Program
Health Data Handling Protocol
9. The International Classification of Disease, 9th Revision, Clinical
Modification (ICD-9-CM) is used to code:
diagnoses
procedures
services rendered
medications
10. What does Protected Health Information (PHI) include?
Only the patient's current health condition
Records of a patient's past and present health condition, how
the care was provided and how the patient paid
Only the patient's payment information
Records of a patient's family medical history
11. The Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) typically pays providers on
a__________ basis.
discounted fee-for-service
fee-for-service
TEST EXAM 2025|170 QUESTIONS WITH
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. An EMR is a:
Chart room where paper records are held
Paper copy of a prescription
Computerized record of patient health information
Paper record of patient health information
2. If a hospital fails to meet JCAHO accreditation standards, what potential
consequences might it face?
Enhanced insurance reimbursements
Mandatory staff training programs
Loss of accreditation and potential funding issues
Increased patient satisfaction ratings
3. If a healthcare organization is found to be violating the Equal Pay Act,
what potential consequences might it face?
Increased patient enrollment
Improved electronic health record systems
Enhanced insurance coverage options
Legal penalties and required wage adjustments
4. How does a physician self referral or Stark Law apply to Medicare
payments
,It allows a claim to be filed with Medicare for a service provided
by the physician with a financial interest in DHS
, it establishes an additional payment to normal Medicare payment
fees due to the added complexity of referrals
the law applies to private party insurance and does not apply to
Medicare payments
it prohibits a provider from presenting a claim to Medicare or
any person or entity for a prohibited DHS referral
5. Describe the significance of ERISA in relation to employer-sponsored
insurance plans.
ERISA only applies to government-funded insurance programs.
ERISA eliminates the need for employer-sponsored insurance
plans altogether.
ERISA is a state law that governs healthcare insurance.
ERISA regulates employer-sponsored insurance plans, ensuring
they meet certain standards and providing protections for
employees.
6. What is the primary purpose of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938?
Sets standards for electronic health records
Defines patient rights in medical practice
Regulates healthcare insurance plans
Establishes Minimum Wage, Ages, overtime pay for workers
7. Describe the main purpose of managerial accounting in a healthcare
setting.
Managerial accounting focuses on external reporting for
regulatory compliance.
Managerial accounting is concerned with patient billing and
insurance claims.
, Managerial accounting provides financial data to assist internal
users in decision-making and strategic planning.
Managerial accounting is used solely for tax purposes.
8. What does HDHP stand for in healthcare insurance terminology?
Health Development and Policy
High Deductible Health Plan
High Demand Health Program
Health Data Handling Protocol
9. The International Classification of Disease, 9th Revision, Clinical
Modification (ICD-9-CM) is used to code:
diagnoses
procedures
services rendered
medications
10. What does Protected Health Information (PHI) include?
Only the patient's current health condition
Records of a patient's past and present health condition, how
the care was provided and how the patient paid
Only the patient's payment information
Records of a patient's family medical history
11. The Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) typically pays providers on
a__________ basis.
discounted fee-for-service
fee-for-service
