NUR 221 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS;
VERIFIED; LATEST UPDATE 2026
3 areas of health promotion model - correct
answer- 1. individual characteristics and experiences
2. behavior-specific knowledge and affect
3. behavioral outcomes
Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) - correct
answer- Dependents on parent's insurance plans
until they turn 26
Insurers may not cancel policies if holder becomes sick
Health Insurance Marketplace
No lifetime monetary limit on hospital stays
, Medicaid eligibility expands
Insurers may not deny coverage for pre-existing benefits
All individuals must carry health insurance or pay a
penalty. (few exceptions)
Assumptions - correct answer- the "taken-for-
granted" statements that explain the nature of the
concepts, definitions, purpose, relationships, and
structure of a theory
Closed system - correct answer- such as a
chemical reaction within a test tube does not interact
with the environment
Components of health belief model - correct
answer- 1. individual's perception of susceptibility to
an illness
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS;
VERIFIED; LATEST UPDATE 2026
3 areas of health promotion model - correct
answer- 1. individual characteristics and experiences
2. behavior-specific knowledge and affect
3. behavioral outcomes
Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) - correct
answer- Dependents on parent's insurance plans
until they turn 26
Insurers may not cancel policies if holder becomes sick
Health Insurance Marketplace
No lifetime monetary limit on hospital stays
, Medicaid eligibility expands
Insurers may not deny coverage for pre-existing benefits
All individuals must carry health insurance or pay a
penalty. (few exceptions)
Assumptions - correct answer- the "taken-for-
granted" statements that explain the nature of the
concepts, definitions, purpose, relationships, and
structure of a theory
Closed system - correct answer- such as a
chemical reaction within a test tube does not interact
with the environment
Components of health belief model - correct
answer- 1. individual's perception of susceptibility to
an illness
