PHR 2500 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
PASSED ANSWERS.
What is the correct order of the four stages of the Drug System? Answer -
Stage 1: Research and Development (aka Drug Discovery and Development)
Stage 2: Regulatory Review
Stage 3: Manufacturing, Marketing, and Distribution
Stage 4: The Medication Use System
Which high-income country spends the most on health care per person?
Answer - The United States
Which of the following is an example of an inpatient health care setting?
Mobile Dental Clinics
Home Care
Community Health Centers
Institutional Long-Term Care Facilities
Telephone Triage Answer - Institutional Long-Term Care Facilities
In the United States, what is the most common type of hospital?
General hospitals
Private For-Profit Hospitals
,Children's Hospitals
Teaching Hospitals
Specialty Hospitals Answer - General hospitals
Which of the following long-term care settings has the highest level of nursing
care?
Assisted living facilities
Skilled nursing facilities
Independent living facilities
All of these settings offer the same level of nursing care Answer - Skilled
nursing facilities
What is the definition of moral hazard with respect to healthcare?
Consumer behavior that leads to a higher utilization of health care services
when they are covered by insurance.
Concern among insurance provider with the risk posed by healthcare providers
embracing principles of right and wrong behavior.
The increase in physician objections/concerns with the predatory practices of
health insurance companies.
The risks associated with eating wild mushrooms by persons without formal
training in mycology. Answer - Consumer behavior that leads to a higher
utilization of health care services when they are covered by insurance.
, Which type of Managed Care Plan requires enrollees to stay within a network
of providers and obtain a referral to see a specialist?
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)
High-Deductible Health Plans (HDHP)
Full Insured Group Insurance
Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) Answer - Health Maintenance
Organizations (HMO)
What is the insurance term for a fee you pay monthly (like a membership fee)
even if you don't use any health care services in that month? Answer -
premium
Which is the following is NOT a public health insurance program in the U.S.?
Medicare
Medicaid
Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Children's Health Insurance Program
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Answer - Nationwide Mutual Insurance
What is a pharmacy benefit manager (PBM)?
A managing director of a group of pharmacies
A nonprofit organization that organizes fundraisers to benefit charitable
pharmacies for the poor
PASSED ANSWERS.
What is the correct order of the four stages of the Drug System? Answer -
Stage 1: Research and Development (aka Drug Discovery and Development)
Stage 2: Regulatory Review
Stage 3: Manufacturing, Marketing, and Distribution
Stage 4: The Medication Use System
Which high-income country spends the most on health care per person?
Answer - The United States
Which of the following is an example of an inpatient health care setting?
Mobile Dental Clinics
Home Care
Community Health Centers
Institutional Long-Term Care Facilities
Telephone Triage Answer - Institutional Long-Term Care Facilities
In the United States, what is the most common type of hospital?
General hospitals
Private For-Profit Hospitals
,Children's Hospitals
Teaching Hospitals
Specialty Hospitals Answer - General hospitals
Which of the following long-term care settings has the highest level of nursing
care?
Assisted living facilities
Skilled nursing facilities
Independent living facilities
All of these settings offer the same level of nursing care Answer - Skilled
nursing facilities
What is the definition of moral hazard with respect to healthcare?
Consumer behavior that leads to a higher utilization of health care services
when they are covered by insurance.
Concern among insurance provider with the risk posed by healthcare providers
embracing principles of right and wrong behavior.
The increase in physician objections/concerns with the predatory practices of
health insurance companies.
The risks associated with eating wild mushrooms by persons without formal
training in mycology. Answer - Consumer behavior that leads to a higher
utilization of health care services when they are covered by insurance.
, Which type of Managed Care Plan requires enrollees to stay within a network
of providers and obtain a referral to see a specialist?
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)
High-Deductible Health Plans (HDHP)
Full Insured Group Insurance
Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) Answer - Health Maintenance
Organizations (HMO)
What is the insurance term for a fee you pay monthly (like a membership fee)
even if you don't use any health care services in that month? Answer -
premium
Which is the following is NOT a public health insurance program in the U.S.?
Medicare
Medicaid
Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Children's Health Insurance Program
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Answer - Nationwide Mutual Insurance
What is a pharmacy benefit manager (PBM)?
A managing director of a group of pharmacies
A nonprofit organization that organizes fundraisers to benefit charitable
pharmacies for the poor
