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Weekly Quiz 2 Chapter 3

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #6
A  All of these.
B  no one can be denied coverage because of a pre-existing medical condition.
C  a patient cannot be dropped from coverage due to an unintentional mistake on their application.
D  insurance companies can no longer put a lifetime limit of the amount of coverage.
Question #7
A  Insurance companies are banned from restricting emergency room care.
B  Insurance companies are prohibited from charging patients for preventative care.
C  Insurance companies are banned from limiting choice of doctors.
D  All of these.
Question #8
A  Patients joining a new plan can choose their own doctor in the insurer network.
B  Patients may receive financial reimbursement for out of network penalties.
C  Patients have the right to appeal an insurance company decision with an independent third party.
D  Patients can receive preventative care without paying deductibles, coinsurance, or copayments.
Question #9
A  know your treatment options.
B  sue the managed care organization.
C  receive emergency services without penalty.
D  accurate and easily understood information.
Question #11
A  contracted entity.
B  payer.
C  covered person.
D  provider.
Question #12
A  not solely for the convenience of a covered person or a healthcare provider.
B  experimental, investigative, or unproven.
C  based on recognized standards of the specialty involved.
D  accepted by the healthcare profession as appropriate and effective for the condition being treated.
Question #13
A  coordination of services.
B  coordination of benefits.
C  case management.
D  benefit determination.
Question #14
A  only the physician can be held liable.
B  the medical office specialist can never be held liable.
C  the physician can never be held liable.
D  the medical office specialist can be held liable.
Question #15
A  the patient and employer & the provider and carrier
B  the provider and patient & the employer and carrier
C  the patient and employer & the employer and carrier
D  the provider and patient & the provider and carrier
Question #16
A  requires all insurance plans to cover contraceptives at no cost.
B  All of these.
C  preventative care is more accessible.
D  employers are mandated to furnish healthcare or be fined.
Question #17
A  the passing of Medicare.
B  the passing of Obamacare.
C  Both the passing of Medicaid and the passing of Medicare.
D  the passing of Medicaid.
Question #18
A  emphasis on the doctor—patient relationship.
B  focus on administrative requirements and paperwork.
C  return to fee-for-service payments.
D  focus on efficiency, cost reduction, and profit.
Question #19
A  It shares the patient’s information with its network of providers.
B  It participates in a Medicare Shared Savings Program.
C  It needs a patient’s authorization to release medical information.
D  It is part of a Medicare Advantage plan.
Question #20
A  discounted fee-for-service
B  per diem
C  per case
D  capitation
Question #21
A  capitation
B  percentage of premiums
C  discounted fee-for-service
D  fee-for-service
Question #22
A  per diem and per case contracts.
B  percentage of premium and capitation contracts.
C  discounted fee-for-service contracts.
D  capitation contracts.
Question #23
A  capitation
B  annual fee
C  discounted fee-for-service
D  per case
Question #24
A  adding opportunities for staff development.
B  bringing more patients to the practice.
C  keeping costs down.
D  increasing administrative duties.
Question #25
A  physicians.
B  All of these.
C  pharmacies.
D  facilities.