CH4 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Health literacy: - ANSWER-is related to health outcomes. (pg. 43)
An end-of-care visit: - ANSWER-is the final visit paid by a community paramedic when a
patient meets his or her treatment goal(s). (pg. 41)
The intake visit: - ANSWER-assesses all aspects of a patient's livelihood as well as their
social and medical histories. (pg 40)
The government-run health care payer _______ reimburses more than 25% of all
healthcare costs in the United States. - ANSWER-Medicaid (pg. 44)
Which will most likely be the first encounter a community paramedic has with a patient?
- ANSWER-Enrollment visit (pg. 39)
What is true of documenting the patient visit? - ANSWER-Paramedics in the field will be
required to fill out medical reports as completely as those handled in a traditional
physician's office or hospital. (pg. 47)
________ is a dataset designed to gather information about EMS activity nationwide
and monitor EMS/community paramedic health care programs. - ANSWER-NEMSIS
(pg. 46)
Josie learns best by getting her hands onto an object and "learning by doing." Josie is
an example of a(n) ________ learner. - ANSWER-kinesthetic (pg. 42)
_______ are in general the most flexible form of private insurance company, permitting
the widest access. - ANSWER-PPOS (pg. 44)
Who sets and establishes the home visit schedule? - ANSWER-The community
paramedic and the patient together (pg. 39)
For which kind of visit is a telephone-only appointment appropriate or acceptable? -
ANSWER-Follow-up (pg. 41)
______ are groups of health care providers that provide coordinated services to
Medicare patients, which reduces duplication of care and the risk for medical errors. -
ANSWER-ACOs (pg. 45-46)
Which of the following is most likely to convince payers such as insurance companies to
treat community paramedics and EMS services as health care providers rather than