CAHIMS 1-12 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM
2026/2027 WITH 200 QUESTIONS AND
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Healthcare costs in the United States have been rising at about the same rate as the
US population is growing. - ANSWER-False
are sometimes called long-term care residential facilities. - ANSWER-Residential
facility
usually provide an apartment or private room that becomes the person's permanent
residence. - ANSWER-assisted living
What two divisions may be combined to form a single diagnostic and therapeutic
division? - ANSWER-Clinical support and ancillary services
The US healthcare system is a mixed model because it incorporates both public
and private healthcare options. - ANSWER-True
,Which division of a typical hospital comes closest to the medical staff in terms of
responsibility for patient care? - ANSWER-Nursing
Which integrated health delivery system (IHDS) is the largest in the United States?
- ANSWER-Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
The continuum of care can be defined as birth-to-death healthcare. - ANSWER-
True
To which of the following types of providers do primary care physicians (PCPs)
typically refer patients? - ANSWER-Both secondary and tertiary care providers
Hospitals provide services that include treatment of minor injuries or illnesses. -
ANSWER-False
is controlled by the government and financed through public funds. - ANSWER-
public healthcare system
provides healthcare through privately funded organizations. - ANSWER-private
healthcare system
The public aspects of the healthcare system in the United States include each of the
following except - ANSWER-commercial healthcare systems
The private aspect of the healthcare system in the United States is made up of
which of the following? - ANSWER-commercial healthcare systems
Acute conditions are - ANSWER-of short duration but typically are severe-
example is heart attack because it happens quickly
, -secondary care hospitals
Chronic illnesses are - ANSWER-persistent, of long duration, and often recurrent
The average patient's stay in a _______________________ is greater than 25 days.
- ANSWER-skilled nursing facility
Multivariate statistical analysis is an example of public health methodology for -
ANSWER-data analysis
usually provide an apartment or private room that becomes the person's permanent
residence. The individual maintains some degree of independence but in a
monitored environment. - ANSWER-Assisted living facilities
Which of the following types of nurse requires a master's degree in nursing? -
ANSWER-Certified registered nurse anesthetist
In the SOAP process, all aspects of the patient's plan of care are addressed in a
single, final stage. How many steps of the nursing process address different aspects
of the plan of care? - ANSWER-3
a nongovernmental, nonprofit agency, is the nation's oldest and largest standards-
setting and accrediting body in healthcare. - ANSWER-Joint Commission
In which type of setting would an occupational nurse most likely found? -
ANSWER-a hazardous worksite
How are medical diagnoses different from nursing diagnoses? - ANSWER-
Medical diagnoses refer to diseases, such as cancer.
2026/2027 WITH 200 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS |
CAHIMS LATEST EXAM 2026/2027
Healthcare costs in the United States have been rising at about the same rate as the
US population is growing. - ANSWER-False
are sometimes called long-term care residential facilities. - ANSWER-Residential
facility
usually provide an apartment or private room that becomes the person's permanent
residence. - ANSWER-assisted living
What two divisions may be combined to form a single diagnostic and therapeutic
division? - ANSWER-Clinical support and ancillary services
The US healthcare system is a mixed model because it incorporates both public
and private healthcare options. - ANSWER-True
,Which division of a typical hospital comes closest to the medical staff in terms of
responsibility for patient care? - ANSWER-Nursing
Which integrated health delivery system (IHDS) is the largest in the United States?
- ANSWER-Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
The continuum of care can be defined as birth-to-death healthcare. - ANSWER-
True
To which of the following types of providers do primary care physicians (PCPs)
typically refer patients? - ANSWER-Both secondary and tertiary care providers
Hospitals provide services that include treatment of minor injuries or illnesses. -
ANSWER-False
is controlled by the government and financed through public funds. - ANSWER-
public healthcare system
provides healthcare through privately funded organizations. - ANSWER-private
healthcare system
The public aspects of the healthcare system in the United States include each of the
following except - ANSWER-commercial healthcare systems
The private aspect of the healthcare system in the United States is made up of
which of the following? - ANSWER-commercial healthcare systems
Acute conditions are - ANSWER-of short duration but typically are severe-
example is heart attack because it happens quickly
, -secondary care hospitals
Chronic illnesses are - ANSWER-persistent, of long duration, and often recurrent
The average patient's stay in a _______________________ is greater than 25 days.
- ANSWER-skilled nursing facility
Multivariate statistical analysis is an example of public health methodology for -
ANSWER-data analysis
usually provide an apartment or private room that becomes the person's permanent
residence. The individual maintains some degree of independence but in a
monitored environment. - ANSWER-Assisted living facilities
Which of the following types of nurse requires a master's degree in nursing? -
ANSWER-Certified registered nurse anesthetist
In the SOAP process, all aspects of the patient's plan of care are addressed in a
single, final stage. How many steps of the nursing process address different aspects
of the plan of care? - ANSWER-3
a nongovernmental, nonprofit agency, is the nation's oldest and largest standards-
setting and accrediting body in healthcare. - ANSWER-Joint Commission
In which type of setting would an occupational nurse most likely found? -
ANSWER-a hazardous worksite
How are medical diagnoses different from nursing diagnoses? - ANSWER-
Medical diagnoses refer to diseases, such as cancer.
