UHC MEDICARE BASICS EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 90 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
1. Which of the following types of care is excluded by both Part A and Part B
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f of Medicare
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a. most routine physical exams
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b. emergency room services f f
c. ambulance services f
d. occupational therapy.: Most routine physical exams." Other than thef f f f f f f f
f initial "Welcome to Medicare" physical exam, most routine physical exams
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f are not covered by Medicare Part A or Part B. The correct answer is A.
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2. Danita was discharged from the hospital on September 1. If she is not
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f readmitted to the hospital in the meantime, when will her Part A benefit
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f period covering this inpatient stay end?
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A. September 30
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b. October 1 f
c. October 15 f
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d. October 31: A benefit period ends 60 days after the patient is
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f discharged from the hospital if he or she is not readmitted sooner. The
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3. What is the usual coinsurance percentage that Medicare beneficiaries
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f must pay for services covered under Part B of Medicare?
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a. 0 percent
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b. 20 percent f
c. 50 percent f
d. 80 percent: There are exceptions, but in general, Medicare
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f beneficiaries are required to pay 20 percent of the cost of covered
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f services received from health-care providers under Medicare Part B.
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4. Ted turns age 65 in June. When does his initial enrollment period
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f for Medicare begin?
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a. February 1 f
b. March 1 f
c. June 1 f
d. July 1: An individual's initial enrollment period for Medicare is the seven
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f month period that begins on the first day of the third month prior to the
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f month in which the individual turns age 65. March is the third
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month prior to June, when Ted turns age
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65. The answer is B.
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5. There are three main reasons why an individual may be eligible for
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f Medicare. They are.: Ageing in at the age of 65, Being on disability for 24
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f months, End stage renal disease.
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6. There are five main things that Medicare part A cover. What are they?: In- pa-
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f tient hospitalization, skilled nursing facility care, In home care, hospice
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