ACHE - BOG EXAM,ACHE BOG Exam Sample Test
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According to the Code of D
Ethics, one way executives
can avoid or minimize
negative implications of
conflict of interest is:
a) develop a PR plan to
address conflict of interest
scenarios
b) not participate in
specific decisions where
conflict may exist
c) ensure members submit
annual holdings for
inspection
d) make the conflict
known to those in superior
positions
,The principles of quality A
improvement require that
executives change their
management philosophy
from:
A) finding fault with
employees to finding
problems with processes
B) finding fault with
employees to involving
them in the improvement
of processes
C) focusing on enhancing
inspection techniques to
focusing on variance
D) focusing on employee's
roles to focusing on
process outcomes
,What type of problem B
arises when an executive
knowingly allows
organization to continue
in double billing
A) an ethical issues but
may not be grounds for
dismissal is policy is
unclear
B) an actual conflict of
interest even absent a
direct economic benefit to
executive
C) an ethical problem for
the employee if the
executive receives direct
economic benefit
D) an ethical problem if it
clearly violates state of
federal law
Which of the following is a A
unit of measure commonly
used to determine
physicians' clinical
productivity
A) RVU
B) CMS
C) IPO
D) CPU
, Which of the following 3rd C
party reimbursement
methods provides the
largest incentive for the
provider to reduce costs
A) charge-based
B) cost-based
C) prospective payment
D) per diem
Statements of earnings, A
financial positions,
changes in financial
position and retained
earnings are required to
be submitted yearly by all
A) publicly owned HCOs
B) privately owned HCOs
C) government owned
HCOs
D) faith-based owned
HCOs
Which of the following is C
an example of a capital
expenditure
A) land purchased for
resale
B) surgical equipment with
a useful life of 6mo
C) a building with a useful
life os 20 yrs
D) medical supplies used
in patient care
(2025) (TESTING EXAM QUESTIONS) AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES) ||A+
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Terms in this set (246)
According to the Code of D
Ethics, one way executives
can avoid or minimize
negative implications of
conflict of interest is:
a) develop a PR plan to
address conflict of interest
scenarios
b) not participate in
specific decisions where
conflict may exist
c) ensure members submit
annual holdings for
inspection
d) make the conflict
known to those in superior
positions
,The principles of quality A
improvement require that
executives change their
management philosophy
from:
A) finding fault with
employees to finding
problems with processes
B) finding fault with
employees to involving
them in the improvement
of processes
C) focusing on enhancing
inspection techniques to
focusing on variance
D) focusing on employee's
roles to focusing on
process outcomes
,What type of problem B
arises when an executive
knowingly allows
organization to continue
in double billing
A) an ethical issues but
may not be grounds for
dismissal is policy is
unclear
B) an actual conflict of
interest even absent a
direct economic benefit to
executive
C) an ethical problem for
the employee if the
executive receives direct
economic benefit
D) an ethical problem if it
clearly violates state of
federal law
Which of the following is a A
unit of measure commonly
used to determine
physicians' clinical
productivity
A) RVU
B) CMS
C) IPO
D) CPU
, Which of the following 3rd C
party reimbursement
methods provides the
largest incentive for the
provider to reduce costs
A) charge-based
B) cost-based
C) prospective payment
D) per diem
Statements of earnings, A
financial positions,
changes in financial
position and retained
earnings are required to
be submitted yearly by all
A) publicly owned HCOs
B) privately owned HCOs
C) government owned
HCOs
D) faith-based owned
HCOs
Which of the following is C
an example of a capital
expenditure
A) land purchased for
resale
B) surgical equipment with
a useful life of 6mo
C) a building with a useful
life os 20 yrs
D) medical supplies used
in patient care
