Question

1 In the 1930's scholars saw a radical shift from a system of dual federalism to _____________ federalism brought on by the New Deal.

2 Historically, who were the primary providers of economic and social support for individuals needing assistance?

Federal government State government Religious communities Local community agencies Ethnic communities

3 Who represents the states in the healthcare arena?

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Physicians residing in their respective states

National Governors Association

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

4 There are multiple forms of authority; some are intellectual while others are by force. Expertise is one of the forms of authority.

True or False

5 Disparities in healthcare refer to differences in health and healthcare between population groups. Which are characteristics are identified among Americans who experience healthcare disparities? Select all that apply.

Healthcare is not readily accessible

Needed care is not received

The care received caused harm

Patient preferences not considered

Care distributed inefficiently and unevenly

6 Population-based assessment involves gathering information about the detriments of health that includes those factors that can place individuals and populations at risk for healthcare vulnerability. Which social factors are detriments to health? Select all that apply.

Group of answer choices

Crime and violence

Availability of resources

Social networks and social interactions

Social norms and attitudes

Socioeconomic conditions

Answer 1

1. In the 1930's scholars saw a radical shift from a system of dual federalism to cooperative federalism brought on by the New Deal

2. Federal government, State government and Local community agencies

3. National Governors Association represents the states in the healthcare arena

4. True

This is a kind of intellectual authority based on an individual's expertise (knowledge, work experience, skill, intelligence, qualification)

5. Healthcare is not readily accessible, needed care is not received and care distributed inefficiently and unevenly

6. Crime and violence, Availability of resources, Social norms and attitudes and Socioeconomic conditions