Week 4 practice quiz Flashcards
Which came first in 1929?
a) Blue cross
b) Blue shield
c) United healthcare
d) Aetna
a) Blue cross
Who was the first to bring up the idea of a Universal Health System?
a) David Truman (1945-53)
b) Harry Truman (1945-53)
c) President Johnson (1965)
d) Nixon (1960s-1970s)
b) Harry Truman (1945-53)
Who helped pass Medicare and Medicaid?
a) David Truman (1945-53)
b) Harry Truman (1945-53)
c) President Johnson (1965)
d) Nixon (1960s-1970s)
c) President Johnson (1965)
Who would be more likely to want a health insurance plan with a higher actuarial value? Select all that apply.
a) College students
b) Sick/ chronically ill people
c) Teenagers
d) Elderly
e) Working adults
b) Sick/ chronically ill people
d) Elderly
True or false: Adults are less likely to be uninsured than children.
False (adults are more likely to be uninsured)
True or false: Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for Medicaid or Marketplace coverage
True
Medicare is available to which of the following groups? Select all that apply.
a) Age 60 and older
b) Age 65 and older
c) Disabled people
d) Poor people
e) ESRD (end-stage renal disease)
b) Age 65 and older
c) Disabled people
e) ESRD (end-stage renal disease)
True or false: Non-low income pregnant and disabled people are eligible for Medicaid.
False
True or false: Home health care is provided under Medicare Part B for individuals who are not covered under Medicare Part A.
True
A patient needs physical therapy. Which part(s) of Medicare could pay for this? Select all that apply.
Part A
Part B
Part C
Part D
Part B
Part C
A patient with Medicare needs to get a vaccine. Which of the following parts of Medicare could pay for this? Select all that apply
Part A
Part B
Part C
Part D
Part C
Part D
Which of the following are run by private companies? Select all that apply.
Medicare part A
Medicare part B
Medicare part C
Medicare part D
Medigap insurance
Medicare part C
Medigap insurance
True or false: Those with Medicare part C (Medicare Advantage) are eligible for Medigap insurance.
False
True or false: You or your spouse MUST pay the FICA tax for at least 10 years to be eligible for Medicare.
True
How many months long is the initial period to enroll in Medicare?
a) 3 months
b) 4 months
c) 6 months
d) 7 months
e) 8 months
d) 7 months
Disability benefits commence the ______ full month after the date the disability begins; after which, you must wait another ______ months to enroll in Medicare.
a) 1st; 6
b) 3rd; 12
c) 6th; 12
d) 1st; 3
e) 3rd; 24
f) 6th; 24
f) 6th; 24
The initial waiting period for [disability] Medicare is waived for individuals that suffer from which condition(s)?
a) ESRD
b) ALS
c) MS
d) All of the above
b) ALS
Which of the following is a role/ are roles of health professionals in disability determination?
a) Provide medical evidence on behalf of their patients
b) As CE (consultative evaluation) sources who perform, for a fee, examinations or tests that are needed
c) As full-time or part-time medical or psychological consultants reviewing claims in a DDS, in one of SSA’s regional offices, or in SSA’s central office; or
d) As medical experts who testify at ALJ (administrative law judge) hearings or respond to written interrogatories from the ALJ.
e) All of the above
e) All of the above
The 1997 Balanced Budget Act (BBA) liberalized ____________ coverage of physician assistant (PA) services.
a) Medicare
b) Medicaid
c) Medigap
d) Private insurance
a) Medicare
Define “Incident to” billing.
A Medicare billing provision that allows services provided by PAs in an office or clinic to be reimbursed at 100% of the physician fee schedule, as opposed to the typical 85%, due to physician involvement in the appointment.
True or false: Tennessee PAs currently receive direct reimbursement from Medicare
True
A payment system where providers receive a fixed amount per patient for a specific period, regardless of the services rendered, is defined as what?
a) Cash pay
b) Capitation
c) Capacitation
d) Fee for service
b) Capitation
Who expanded Medicare eligibility to include those with end stage renal disease and on dialysis?
a) David Truman (1945-53)
b) Harry Truman (1945-53)
c) President Johnson (1965)
d) Nixon (1960s-1970s)
d) Nixon (1960s-1970s)
Which of the following are examples of quality measures? Select all that apply
a) Optimal asthma control
b) Diabetes long-term complications/ admission rate
c) Controlling high blood pressure
d) Operating on wrong limb
a) Optimal asthma control
b) Diabetes long-term complications/ admission rate
c) Controlling high blood pressure
d) Operating on wrong limb