HCM 2110 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
The US safety net is for the nation's most vulnerable populations, such as the uninsured,
the poor, and racial/ethnic minority groups
True
How do uninsured populations access medical care?
Through safety net providers
Two types of financing mechanisms commonly used in managed care plans are capitation
and discounted fees
True
The ACA was ostensibly designed to push health care in the United States toward more
integrated care
True
Barring major system changes, health service expenditures are projected to continue to
decrease
False
Capitation is best defined as
A payment method used by a managed care organization
The US public health system is well-funded and equipped to handle pandemics such as
COVID-19
False
What is the insurance program for the US military?
Tricare
, The US government plays a limited role in the health delivery system. The government's
role in the arena of health care delivery consists of;
Being the responsible party for health care delivery through Medicare and Medicaid programs
Litigating medical malpractice is one of the primary objectives of the health care delivery
system
False
The ideology system that emphasizes the well-being of the community over an individual is
called the
Social justice system
Which of the following has been the primary factor that has shielded the US health care
system from a major overhaul?
Beliefs and values
In preindustrial America, the destitute and disruptive elements of society were confined in
an
Almshouse
Medicaid is a government-based program intended to cover the eligible poor, determined
by income level
True
In postindustrial America, the American Medical Association was instrumental in
Protecting the financial interests of physicians
With the regard to the legalities pertaining to the ACA, the US Supreme Court decided
that the choice to expand or not expand Medicaid was to be left up to each state
True
Both public expenditures and government regulations increased after the passage of
Medicaid and Medicare
VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
The US safety net is for the nation's most vulnerable populations, such as the uninsured,
the poor, and racial/ethnic minority groups
True
How do uninsured populations access medical care?
Through safety net providers
Two types of financing mechanisms commonly used in managed care plans are capitation
and discounted fees
True
The ACA was ostensibly designed to push health care in the United States toward more
integrated care
True
Barring major system changes, health service expenditures are projected to continue to
decrease
False
Capitation is best defined as
A payment method used by a managed care organization
The US public health system is well-funded and equipped to handle pandemics such as
COVID-19
False
What is the insurance program for the US military?
Tricare
, The US government plays a limited role in the health delivery system. The government's
role in the arena of health care delivery consists of;
Being the responsible party for health care delivery through Medicare and Medicaid programs
Litigating medical malpractice is one of the primary objectives of the health care delivery
system
False
The ideology system that emphasizes the well-being of the community over an individual is
called the
Social justice system
Which of the following has been the primary factor that has shielded the US health care
system from a major overhaul?
Beliefs and values
In preindustrial America, the destitute and disruptive elements of society were confined in
an
Almshouse
Medicaid is a government-based program intended to cover the eligible poor, determined
by income level
True
In postindustrial America, the American Medical Association was instrumental in
Protecting the financial interests of physicians
With the regard to the legalities pertaining to the ACA, the US Supreme Court decided
that the choice to expand or not expand Medicaid was to be left up to each state
True
Both public expenditures and government regulations increased after the passage of
Medicaid and Medicare
