HMGT 3301 Exam 1, Questions with accurate answers. Verified, 100% Accurate.
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HMGT 3301 Exam 1, Questions with accurate answers. Verified, 100% Accurate.
For most privately insured Americans, health insurance is: - -Employer-based
The role of the government in the U.S. healthcare system is: - -All of the above
A free market in the healthcare requires: - -All of th...
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HMGT 3301 Exam 1, Questions with
accurate answers. Verified, 100%
Accurate.
For most privately insured Americans, health insurance is: - ✔✔-Employer-based
The role of the government in the U.S. healthcare system is: - ✔✔-All of the above
A free market in the healthcare requires: - ✔✔-All of the above
Which of the following entities in the U.S. employs lobbyists? - ✔✔-All of the above
Which country spends the most in administrative health care costs? - ✔✔-United States
What is the meaning of the term "Access"? - ✔✔-Ability to get health care when needed
When providers delivery unnecessary services with the objective of protecting themselves against
lawsuits, this practice is called: - ✔✔-Defensive medicine
Which central agency manages the health care delivery system in the United States? - ✔✔-None
According to the CDC, which factor contributes most to premature death in the U.S. population? - ✔✔-
Lifestyle and behaviors
The ACA is an example of? - ✔✔-Social justice
, What was the main consequence of early proprietary medical schools, as opposed to state-sponsored
schools, in the preindustrial era? - ✔✔-Standards were low
The Flexner Report, published in 1910, reported on - ✔✔-Standards of training in medical schools
Initially, what was the main purpose of private health insurance in the US? - ✔✔-Compensate for loss of
income during sickness and temporary disability
The Baylor Hospital plan, started in 1929, laid the foundation for modern health insurance in the US.
This was - ✔✔-Prepaid
During WWII, health insurance became employer-based because of - ✔✔-Wage freezes
During WWII, the US Supreme Court ruled that - ✔✔-Health insurance could be part of union-
management negotiations
Which of the following is not true about the Patient Protections and ACA of 2010? - ✔✔-Most
Americans supported the legislation once they found out what was in it
A major factor influencing growth in the health care sector of the U.S. economy is: - ✔✔-The aging of
the population
The health care sector constituted what percentage of the U.S. GDP in 2011? - ✔✔-18%
Comorbidity - ✔✔-When patients have multiple health problems
The roles and responsibilities of health services administrators include: - ✔✔-All of the above
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