USA Health Care Systems: Exam 2 Questions With
Complete Solutions
National awareness of the needs of the mentally ill rose sharply
in the aftermath of WWI because
Thousands of soldiers returned from the war suffering from "war
neurosis "or "shell shock "
A supervised program of social activities the custodial care
(social model), Medical and rehabilitative care through skilled
nursing ( medical model), Or specialized services for patients
with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia describes:
Adult day care
Which of the following accurately lists the multiple factors
associated with lack of access to behavioral health care services
and care?
All of these are correct
The primary healthcare delivery sector is often the initial point
of contact and may be the only source of contact for a large
proportion of people with psychiatric or behavioral health
disorders
True
The category of allied health professionals, "therapeutic science
practitioners" concerned with the treatment and rehabilitation of
patients with all types of diseases and injuries, includes which of
the following professions?
,Physical and occupational therapists and speech language
pathologists
Which of the following provide services that help restore
function, improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit
physical disabilities of patients suffering from injuries or
disease?
Physical therapists
Which of the following describes the similarities between a
Doctor of Medicine and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine?
May use all accepted methods of treatment, including
pharmaceutical drugs and surgery
All states require physicians to hold a license to practice
medicine.
Physicians must attend an accredited school that awards a
Doctor of Medicine or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
All of these are correct.
Maintenance of certification (MOC) is all of the following
except
a requirement by most states to maintain licensure to practice in
a state.
Common components of workplace wellness programs include
stress reduction, weight loss, smoking cessation, health
screenings, exercise, ____________, and ____________.
nutrition; vaccination clinics
, Government regulation of the health professions is considered
unnecessary for protecting the public from incompetent and
unethical practitioners and professionals.
False
Which of the following organizations is responsible for
approving the content of post-medical school residency training?
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
Using a team-based approach to deliver patient care that
promotes the health, safety, and outcomes of patients, clients,
families, caregivers, and communities best describes:
interprofessional practice.
States try to protect the public from incompetent care by
licensing certain health professions. Certification differs from
licensing, in that certification
only recognizes special education or training.
Through discharge planning, hospitals help assure that safe and
appropriate post-hospital care is arranged for each patient.
Medicare patients may appeal what they believe to be a
premature or inappropriate discharge by petitioning which of the
following organizations?
Quality improvement organization (QIO)
Which of the following describes an attending physician?
Medical staff who have completed their training and are in
practice
Complete Solutions
National awareness of the needs of the mentally ill rose sharply
in the aftermath of WWI because
Thousands of soldiers returned from the war suffering from "war
neurosis "or "shell shock "
A supervised program of social activities the custodial care
(social model), Medical and rehabilitative care through skilled
nursing ( medical model), Or specialized services for patients
with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia describes:
Adult day care
Which of the following accurately lists the multiple factors
associated with lack of access to behavioral health care services
and care?
All of these are correct
The primary healthcare delivery sector is often the initial point
of contact and may be the only source of contact for a large
proportion of people with psychiatric or behavioral health
disorders
True
The category of allied health professionals, "therapeutic science
practitioners" concerned with the treatment and rehabilitation of
patients with all types of diseases and injuries, includes which of
the following professions?
,Physical and occupational therapists and speech language
pathologists
Which of the following provide services that help restore
function, improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit
physical disabilities of patients suffering from injuries or
disease?
Physical therapists
Which of the following describes the similarities between a
Doctor of Medicine and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine?
May use all accepted methods of treatment, including
pharmaceutical drugs and surgery
All states require physicians to hold a license to practice
medicine.
Physicians must attend an accredited school that awards a
Doctor of Medicine or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
All of these are correct.
Maintenance of certification (MOC) is all of the following
except
a requirement by most states to maintain licensure to practice in
a state.
Common components of workplace wellness programs include
stress reduction, weight loss, smoking cessation, health
screenings, exercise, ____________, and ____________.
nutrition; vaccination clinics
, Government regulation of the health professions is considered
unnecessary for protecting the public from incompetent and
unethical practitioners and professionals.
False
Which of the following organizations is responsible for
approving the content of post-medical school residency training?
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
Using a team-based approach to deliver patient care that
promotes the health, safety, and outcomes of patients, clients,
families, caregivers, and communities best describes:
interprofessional practice.
States try to protect the public from incompetent care by
licensing certain health professions. Certification differs from
licensing, in that certification
only recognizes special education or training.
Through discharge planning, hospitals help assure that safe and
appropriate post-hospital care is arranged for each patient.
Medicare patients may appeal what they believe to be a
premature or inappropriate discharge by petitioning which of the
following organizations?
Quality improvement organization (QIO)
Which of the following describes an attending physician?
Medical staff who have completed their training and are in
practice
