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What course of action does a party to a contract have if the other party is found to be in breach of that contract? - Answer Damages for breach, reasonable attorney fees, and costs. A representation in an insurance contract qualifies as of the following? - Answer implied warranty What does it mean if an agent's license is inactive? - Answer the agent cannot transact any insurance business for which is valid, active license is required In the State of CA, no rate will r...

What is a nonresident agent? - Answer agent resides outside the state of Texas and wishes tp transact insurance business in the state of Texas. What is a risk Manager? - Answer examines, assesses, or evaluates risk for reduction of risks. What are the requirements a nonresident agent must meet to obtain a TX insurance license? - Answer valid license in that state and is in good standing. is an agent able to share commissions with everyone? explain. - Answer agents ca...

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Uncertainty - Answer people purchase health insurance to protect them from medical costs associated with both expensive and unforeseen events: how to set the consumers burden of cost at the right level that it encourages and makes available the proper use of health care while discouraging improper usage Risk - Answer Providers: will beneficiary experience a covered medical event? Consumer: buy insurance to protect themselves against an unforeseen event asymmetric information - A...

3 paths to medicare eligibility - Answer - Over 65 years and qualify for social security benefits - disability: must qualify for social security disability income (SSDI) and collecting for at least 24 months - diagnosis of end-stage renal disease (ESRD), Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS), and receiving SSDI payments Another Medicare eligibility criteria - Answer must be US citizen or permanent legal resident medicare enrollment (december 2018) - Answer 60,418,955 Part A cov...

population health - Answer health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group; often geographic populations such as nations or communities, but can also be other groups such as employees, ethnic groups, disabled persons, prisoners, or any other defined group 20% - Answer percentage that clinical care contributes to length and quality of life public health - Answer encompasses population health, but often is limited to the ...

1.) Over 65 AND qualify for SS benefits (10 years or 40 quarters of earning; can be your own or spouse's) 2.) Disability: must qualify for SS Disability Income (SSDI) and have been collecting such benefits for at least 24 months 3.) Diagnosis of end-stage renal disease (ESRD), or Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS), AND receiving SSDI payments (no waiting period) - Answer What are the 3 main pathways to Medicare eligibility? ~60 million people with Medicare today - the Baby Boomer genera...

What are the core functions of our public health system? - Answer Assessment Policy development Assurance Assessment - Answer monitor health diagnose and investigate Policy development - Answer Inform, educate, empower Mobilize community partnerships Develop policies Assurance - Answer Enforce laws Link to and provide care Assure competent workforce Evaluate/maintain/quality review Research Powers of the federal government - Answer Tax Spend Regula...

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The term coccus describes a bacterial shape that is ______________ - Answer spherical During the simple stain procedure, why is it necessary to heat fix the cells? A) To remove the peptidoglycan B) To dry them out C) To make them impermeable to stain D) To adhere them to the slide - Answer D Chromogens that function as basic stains in the simple staining procedure color the bacterial cell by A) adhering to the positively charged glass of the slide B) adhering to the...

Which of these terms best describes transient microbiota? A.Pathogenic B.Harmless C.Temporary D.B and C - Answer D. B and C Pathology - Answer study of disease Infection - Answer invasion or colonization of body by pathogenic microbes Disease - Answer abnormal state of health w/o normal function normal microbiota - Answer •microbes that colonize host w/o causing disease •AKA "normal flora" Transient microbiota - Answer microbes present ...

Leeuwenhoek - Answer First person to observe and describe living microbes with a microscope Semmelweis - Answer -Births and Mortality -Required hand washing Lister - Answer Surgeon who began spraying wounds, surgical incisions, and dressings fdasdfrbolic acids (antisepsis) Size of Bacteria - Answer 5-10 micron Morphology - Answer -rod, bacilli -cocci -spiral Cell Wall - Answer rigid shape peptidoglycan based on cell wall composition: bacteria div...

What does the Endosymbiotic Theory tell us? - Answer This theory explains how eukaryotes developed into multicellular structures and how they developed membrane-bound organelles, using the mitochondria and chloroplasts as examples. How did the mitochondria and chloroplasts of eukaryotic organisms evolve? - Answer Mitochondria came from a symbiotic relationship in which non-photosynthetic prokaryotes were engulfed by a larger cell. Chloroplasts came from a symbiotic relationship in w...

strain is used to recognize genetic variants of the same species; mutations and gene transfers often lead to new strains; strain names typically include numbers and or letters of the species name (E. coli) - Answer What are strains of species? aims to characterize all of the microbes in and on our bodies, many parts of the human body teem with microbial life, there are at least as many microbial cells in and on us as there are human cells, our skin, nose, mouth, gut, and genital/urinary ...

What cellular macromolecules make up the complement pathway? - Answer proteins Where are the complement proteins found in the body? - Answer the blood serum Based on the animation, which of the complement proteins can directly bind to the surface of a bacterial cell? - Answer C3b Which of the complement pathways employs properdin? - Answer alternative pathway Antibodies from cellular immune responses are used in - Answer the classical pathway Which of the ...

Digestive - Answer Name the type of: Bacterial ___________ System Disease: has two types of diseases: - Food Intoxications (Poisonings) - Food Infections Food intoxications (poisonings) - Answer Bacterial Digestive System disease: Name the disease:: _______________ Toxin in food No fever Short incubation Food infections - Answer Bacterial Digestive System disease: Name the disease: _______________ Bacteria growing in GI tract Longer incubatio...

The first vaccine was against was disease? - Answer smallpox Which of the following is NOT used to develop a vaccine? - Answer live microbe Attenuation is a process that: - Answer reduces virulence All of the following are normal flora of the upper respiratory tract EXCEPT: Staph aureus Strep pyogenes Moraxella Haemophilis influenzas - Answer Strep pyogenes This organism causes a childhood disease that is characterized by coughing spells that are so bad that i...

Koch's postulates don't apply to all diseases because: - Answer Some microorganisms can't be cultured on lab media. Some microorganisms don't cause the same disease in lab animals Some microorganisms cause different symptoms under different conditions All disease are not caused by microorganisms (ALL OF THE ABOVE) All of the following statements about E, coli are true except? - Answer E. coli may carry proto-oncogenes Which of the following could not be a...

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Which statements about Rh incompatibility are true? Select all that apply - First exposure to Rh-positive blood results in IgM release. - The mixing of maternal and fetal blood is part of the physiology of pregnancy. - After the initial mix of mother and baby's blood, the baby is at risk for harm. - IgG antibodies can cross the placenta and cause complications. - Complications occur when the mother is Rh-positive and the baby Rh-negative. - Answer - First exposure to Rh-posit...