HSA 3111 Exam 2 review Questions AND Correct Answers
"Hospitals can no longer live in a four-walls, brick-and-mortar world."
This statement refers to which encompassing principle of healthcare
reform? - ✔✔Focus on population health status with community-
based care delivered in multiple provider sites
A cornerstone of the personal rights of hospitalized patients is the
right to know - ✔✔what is being done to them and why
A cornerstone of the personal rights of hospitalized patients is the
right to know and is referred to as: - ✔✔Informed consent
A fully vertically integrated system in its ideal form includes all
facilities, personnel, and technological resources to render the
complete continuum of care. (T/F) - ✔✔True
A physician residency training program is best described as: - ✔✔an
accredited training program of at least 3 years post-medical school to
prepare physicians to practice in a medical specialty.
A supervised program of social activities and custodial care (social
model), medical and rehabilitative care through skilled nursing
(medical model), or specialized services for patients with Alzheimer's
disease or other forms of dementia describes: - ✔✔adult day care
,Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), a type of mid-level
provider or physician extender, are nurses who have education and
experience beyond the requirements of an RN. It is generally accepted
that nurse practitioners should be registered nurses with: - ✔✔a
masters degree
All of the following describe clinical practice guidelines, except:
they contain recommendations based on scientific evidence gathered
from a rigorous systematic review and synthesis of the published
medical literature.
they are considered the most objective and least biased guidelines.
they are issued by third-party organizations, whose guidelines define
the role of specific diagnostic and treatment modalities in diagnosing
and managing patients.
they serve as a means to prevent unnecessary treatment modalities
and avoid negligent events, with patient safety and the delivery of
consistent, high-quality care as foremost priorities. - ✔✔they are
issued by third-party organizations, whose guidelines define the role
of specific diagnostic and treatment modalities in diagnosing and
managing patients.
, All of the specialty boards require that to be eligible to sit for a board
examination (i.e., to be "board eligible"), the candidate physician
must have successfully completed an accredited residency. (T/F) -
✔✔True
Although EDs are designed to care for life-threatening illness or injury,
EDs also deliver routine medical care. (T/F) - ✔✔True
Ambulatory care capacity has undergone exponential increases in all
of the following settings, except:
hospital-based settings.
non-hospital-based settings.
community centers.
freestanding settings. - ✔✔community centers
At the end of WWII (1945), the federal government became active in
the mental health field. Which of the following was the most
significant development for mental health at this time? - ✔✔Passage
of the National Mental Health Act of 1946, resulting in establishment
of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Clinical practice guidelines are protocols used to assist practitioner
and patient decisions about appropriate health care by defining the
"Hospitals can no longer live in a four-walls, brick-and-mortar world."
This statement refers to which encompassing principle of healthcare
reform? - ✔✔Focus on population health status with community-
based care delivered in multiple provider sites
A cornerstone of the personal rights of hospitalized patients is the
right to know - ✔✔what is being done to them and why
A cornerstone of the personal rights of hospitalized patients is the
right to know and is referred to as: - ✔✔Informed consent
A fully vertically integrated system in its ideal form includes all
facilities, personnel, and technological resources to render the
complete continuum of care. (T/F) - ✔✔True
A physician residency training program is best described as: - ✔✔an
accredited training program of at least 3 years post-medical school to
prepare physicians to practice in a medical specialty.
A supervised program of social activities and custodial care (social
model), medical and rehabilitative care through skilled nursing
(medical model), or specialized services for patients with Alzheimer's
disease or other forms of dementia describes: - ✔✔adult day care
,Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), a type of mid-level
provider or physician extender, are nurses who have education and
experience beyond the requirements of an RN. It is generally accepted
that nurse practitioners should be registered nurses with: - ✔✔a
masters degree
All of the following describe clinical practice guidelines, except:
they contain recommendations based on scientific evidence gathered
from a rigorous systematic review and synthesis of the published
medical literature.
they are considered the most objective and least biased guidelines.
they are issued by third-party organizations, whose guidelines define
the role of specific diagnostic and treatment modalities in diagnosing
and managing patients.
they serve as a means to prevent unnecessary treatment modalities
and avoid negligent events, with patient safety and the delivery of
consistent, high-quality care as foremost priorities. - ✔✔they are
issued by third-party organizations, whose guidelines define the role
of specific diagnostic and treatment modalities in diagnosing and
managing patients.
, All of the specialty boards require that to be eligible to sit for a board
examination (i.e., to be "board eligible"), the candidate physician
must have successfully completed an accredited residency. (T/F) -
✔✔True
Although EDs are designed to care for life-threatening illness or injury,
EDs also deliver routine medical care. (T/F) - ✔✔True
Ambulatory care capacity has undergone exponential increases in all
of the following settings, except:
hospital-based settings.
non-hospital-based settings.
community centers.
freestanding settings. - ✔✔community centers
At the end of WWII (1945), the federal government became active in
the mental health field. Which of the following was the most
significant development for mental health at this time? - ✔✔Passage
of the National Mental Health Act of 1946, resulting in establishment
of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Clinical practice guidelines are protocols used to assist practitioner
and patient decisions about appropriate health care by defining the
