Section 1: Fundamentals of Life Care Planning
1. CLCP stands for:
A) Certified Life Care Planner
B) Clinical Life Care Practitioner
C) Comprehensive Legal Care Program
D) Certified Long-term Care Professional
Answer: A
2. The primary purpose of life care planning is to:
A) Provide legal advice
B) Outline future medical and supportive needs
C) Manage financial investments
D) Offer psychological counseling
Answer: B
3. A life care plan is most often used in:
A) Criminal cases
B) Personal injury and medical malpractice cases
, C) Tax audits
D) Real estate disputes
Answer: B
4. The CLCP credential is awarded by:
A) American Medical Association
B) International Commission on Health Care Certification (ICHCC)
C) National Bar Association
D) American Psychological Association
Answer: B
5. Life care planning integrates:
A) Medical treatment, rehabilitation, and costs
B) Only financial planning
C) Only legal documentation
D) Only psychological therapy
Answer: A
6. The foundation of life care planning is:
A) Financial forecasting
B) Evidence-based medical recommendations
C) Insurance policies
D) Tax law
Answer: B
7. A life care plan is considered:
A) A legal contract
, B) A dynamic document
C) A fixed financial statement
D) A one-time report
Answer: B
8. The CLCP exam tests knowledge in:
A) Medicine, rehabilitation, case management, and law
B) Accounting and finance only
C) Psychology only
D) Engineering principles
Answer: A
9. The role of a life care planner is to:
A) Diagnose medical conditions
B) Project future care needs and costs
C) Provide legal representation
D) Offer insurance coverage
Answer: B
10. Life care planning is most relevant for:
A) Chronic illness and catastrophic injury cases
B) Routine check-ups
C) Short-term illnesses
D) Minor injuries
Answer: A
1. CLCP stands for:
A) Certified Life Care Planner
B) Clinical Life Care Practitioner
C) Comprehensive Legal Care Program
D) Certified Long-term Care Professional
Answer: A
2. The primary purpose of life care planning is to:
A) Provide legal advice
B) Outline future medical and supportive needs
C) Manage financial investments
D) Offer psychological counseling
Answer: B
3. A life care plan is most often used in:
A) Criminal cases
B) Personal injury and medical malpractice cases
, C) Tax audits
D) Real estate disputes
Answer: B
4. The CLCP credential is awarded by:
A) American Medical Association
B) International Commission on Health Care Certification (ICHCC)
C) National Bar Association
D) American Psychological Association
Answer: B
5. Life care planning integrates:
A) Medical treatment, rehabilitation, and costs
B) Only financial planning
C) Only legal documentation
D) Only psychological therapy
Answer: A
6. The foundation of life care planning is:
A) Financial forecasting
B) Evidence-based medical recommendations
C) Insurance policies
D) Tax law
Answer: B
7. A life care plan is considered:
A) A legal contract
, B) A dynamic document
C) A fixed financial statement
D) A one-time report
Answer: B
8. The CLCP exam tests knowledge in:
A) Medicine, rehabilitation, case management, and law
B) Accounting and finance only
C) Psychology only
D) Engineering principles
Answer: A
9. The role of a life care planner is to:
A) Diagnose medical conditions
B) Project future care needs and costs
C) Provide legal representation
D) Offer insurance coverage
Answer: B
10. Life care planning is most relevant for:
A) Chronic illness and catastrophic injury cases
B) Routine check-ups
C) Short-term illnesses
D) Minor injuries
Answer: A
