Question

1. A One Payer Health Delivery system is an example of

1. Individual Behavior
2. Social Justice
3. The United States Health Delivery System
4. Market Justice

2. Which of the following groups tends to be insured

1. Poor workers
2. Less educated workers
3. Ethnic minorities
4. Full-time workers

3. Holistic medicine seeks to treat the individual
   1. Based on the individual's disease
   2. Based on the individual's personality
   3. As a whole person
   4. Based on insurance status

4. The term Point of Entry is a principal of

1. A Hospital’s Admitting Room
2. Applying for Health Insurance
3. Primary Care
4. Surgical Procedures

5. Third Party Payment for health care is provided by the

1. Patient
2. Physician
3. Pharmaceutical Companies
4. Health Insurance Companies

6. Which of the following is NOT one of the nine major factors contributing to high costs of health care

1. Third-party payment
2. Imperfect market
3. Lack of growth in technology
4. Increase in elderly population

7. A Premium in Health Insurance

1. Is part of the deductible
2. Is part of the co-payment
3. Is the amount charged by the insurer to insure against specific risks
4. Is the same on every policy

8. A Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order refers to

1. An advance directive not to administer CPR or medication to a patient who has stopped breathing or has no heart beat
2. Medicare and Medicaid patients only
3. Is part of the Death with Dignity Law
4. Inserting breathing and feeding tubes in emergency situations

9. Cost Sharing

1. Shifts a greater proportion of costs to the employer
2. Rations needed health care
3. Shifts a greater proportion of costs to the provider
4. Controls overutilization

10. A Health Care Managed Care Organization (MCO)

1. Will limit the patients choice of physicians
2. Will limit the providers control over services
3. Involves cost sharing with the patient
4. All of the Above

11. A Basic Component of a Health Services Delivery System is

1. Financing
2. Insurance
3. Delivery
4. All of the Above

12. The ability for an individual to pay for their own health insurance is considered

1. Social Justice
2. A Determinant of Health
3. A form of insurance
4. Market Justice

13. To qualify for a Market Place Catastrophic Plan one must

1. Have No Pre-existing Condition
2. Not be on any form of Medication
3. Be under 30 years of age
4. All of the Above

                                                                                                                    

14. A factor in the growth of Outpatient Care in the U.S. is

1. Technological Factors
2. Smaller Hospitals
3. A lower percentage of illness in the U.S.
4. Reduced work force in hospital settings

Answer 1

#1.Individual behaviour is not based or related to single payer system

Social justice refers to the fundamental rights one have to choose in regarding to their health insurance

One payer Health delivery system is a form of health insurance offered by a single insurance company or an organisation. For instance Medicare for all is a single Health payer system which is followed in US.

Market justice refers to simply the rights to opt fir a health care plan

Ans:The United States Health Delivery System

#2.A person who is having a job security,literate or educated,good financial stability, majority group,etc., generally hace a health insurance plan

The people who are of minority groups, illiterate,poor workers usually do not pose or have a health insurance plan

Ans: Full-time worker

#3#3.It not only focuses on individual's disease but entirely

Providing treatment based on individual's personality can decrease the quality of care

Holistic medicine refers to providing care based on patient's wish, believes and practices or simply treating them on whole.

If care is provided on the basis of Health insurance status it can lead to discrimination

Ans:As a whole person

#4.The admitting room in hospital is termed to be inpatient unit

Health insurance is not applied here.

The point of entry or point of care is the care which is received by a patient at the time of visiting the Health care sector from a Provider. This is the primary care offered to a patient.

It is not related to any invasive procedures

Ans: Primary Care