CCM PRACTICE ABI QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024
Answer: A) Care coordination
The case manager links clients with appropriate providers and resources throughout the continuum of
health and human services and care settings, while ensuring that the care provided is safe, effective,
client-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable. This approach achieves optimum value and desirable
outcomes for all—the clients, their support systems, the providers, and the payers. All four are case
management functions, but the primary function the case manager is coordination of care.
Case management facilitates the achievement of client wellness and autonomy through advocacy,
assessment, planning, communication, education, resource management, and service facilitation.
The case managers primary function is:
A) Care coordination
B) Cost containment
C) Outcomes management
D) Education
Answer: B) Pyromania
Rationale: The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits workplace discrimination against individuals
with, or with a history of, psychiatric disabilities not controlled by medication. It does not, however,
protect criminal diagnoses, such as pyromania or kleptomania.
Which of the following psychiatric disabilities is not protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act?
A) Manic depression
B) Pyromania
C) Depression
D) Anxiety
Answer: B) Job accommodation
Rationale:
Allowing an individual with a wheelchair to raise the height of their desk to accommodate the
wheelchair is an example of a job accommodation. A job accommodation is focused on access for an
individual. Other examples of job accommodations include voice recognition software and braille
keyboards.
Raising the height of a desk to provide access by a wheelchair is an example of a:
A) Job modification
B) Job accommodation
C) Job restructuring
D) Building Modification
Answer: A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy
Rationale:
The purchasing party becomes the beneficiary and takes responsibility for paying the premium. The
money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax but may impact
eligibility for Medicaid. There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical
settlement can be used.
Your client is considering a viatical settlement to help cover medical expenses. All of the following are
true about viatical settlements except:
, A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy.
B) The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax.
C) The money received from a viatical settlement may impact eligibility for Medicaid.
D) There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical settlement can be used.
answer B )
Quality and cost-efficient outcomes
Case management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors,
and evaluates the options and services required to meet the client's health and human service needs.
It is characterized by advocacy, communication, and resource management and promotes quality and
cost-effective interventions and outcomes.
Case Management promotes what kind of outcomes?
A) Those that can be obtained for the lowest cost
B ) Quality and cost-efficient outcomes
C) Patient determined outcomes
D) Provider recommended outcomes
Answer: A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy
Resource:
Rationale: The purchasing party becomes the beneficiary and takes responsibility for paying the
premium. The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax but
may impact eligibility for Medicaid. There are no restrictions on how the money received from a
viatical settlement can be used.
Your client is considering a viatical settlement to help cover medical expenses. All of the following are
true about viatical settlements except:
A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy.
B) The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax.
C) The money received from a viatical settlement may impact eligibility for Medicaid.
D) There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical settlement can be used.
Answer: B) Encourage the patient to explore her feelings regarding this
Mary is a 37-year-old mother of two who is paralyzed from the waist down after a motor vehicle
accident. She tells her case manager, "I can never be a good mom from this wheelchair." The case
manager should:
A) Ignore the comment.
B) Encourage the patient to explore her feelings regarding this.
C) Tell the client she is lucky to be alive, and should be thankful.
D) Report her to social services.
Answer: A) Maintenance
The health coach is working with a client in a smoking cessation program. The client makes the
statement, "I have not had a cigarette in 9 months." The case manager knows the client is in which
stage of change?
A) Maintenance
B) Action
C) Preparation
D) Contemplation
Answer: A) Maintenance
Answer: A) Maintenance
SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024
Answer: A) Care coordination
The case manager links clients with appropriate providers and resources throughout the continuum of
health and human services and care settings, while ensuring that the care provided is safe, effective,
client-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable. This approach achieves optimum value and desirable
outcomes for all—the clients, their support systems, the providers, and the payers. All four are case
management functions, but the primary function the case manager is coordination of care.
Case management facilitates the achievement of client wellness and autonomy through advocacy,
assessment, planning, communication, education, resource management, and service facilitation.
The case managers primary function is:
A) Care coordination
B) Cost containment
C) Outcomes management
D) Education
Answer: B) Pyromania
Rationale: The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits workplace discrimination against individuals
with, or with a history of, psychiatric disabilities not controlled by medication. It does not, however,
protect criminal diagnoses, such as pyromania or kleptomania.
Which of the following psychiatric disabilities is not protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act?
A) Manic depression
B) Pyromania
C) Depression
D) Anxiety
Answer: B) Job accommodation
Rationale:
Allowing an individual with a wheelchair to raise the height of their desk to accommodate the
wheelchair is an example of a job accommodation. A job accommodation is focused on access for an
individual. Other examples of job accommodations include voice recognition software and braille
keyboards.
Raising the height of a desk to provide access by a wheelchair is an example of a:
A) Job modification
B) Job accommodation
C) Job restructuring
D) Building Modification
Answer: A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy
Rationale:
The purchasing party becomes the beneficiary and takes responsibility for paying the premium. The
money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax but may impact
eligibility for Medicaid. There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical
settlement can be used.
Your client is considering a viatical settlement to help cover medical expenses. All of the following are
true about viatical settlements except:
, A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy.
B) The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax.
C) The money received from a viatical settlement may impact eligibility for Medicaid.
D) There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical settlement can be used.
answer B )
Quality and cost-efficient outcomes
Case management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors,
and evaluates the options and services required to meet the client's health and human service needs.
It is characterized by advocacy, communication, and resource management and promotes quality and
cost-effective interventions and outcomes.
Case Management promotes what kind of outcomes?
A) Those that can be obtained for the lowest cost
B ) Quality and cost-efficient outcomes
C) Patient determined outcomes
D) Provider recommended outcomes
Answer: A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy
Resource:
Rationale: The purchasing party becomes the beneficiary and takes responsibility for paying the
premium. The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax but
may impact eligibility for Medicaid. There are no restrictions on how the money received from a
viatical settlement can be used.
Your client is considering a viatical settlement to help cover medical expenses. All of the following are
true about viatical settlements except:
A) The patient will be required by law to continue making the premium on the policy.
B) The money received from a viatical settlement is usually free from federal income tax.
C) The money received from a viatical settlement may impact eligibility for Medicaid.
D) There are no restrictions on how the money received from a viatical settlement can be used.
Answer: B) Encourage the patient to explore her feelings regarding this
Mary is a 37-year-old mother of two who is paralyzed from the waist down after a motor vehicle
accident. She tells her case manager, "I can never be a good mom from this wheelchair." The case
manager should:
A) Ignore the comment.
B) Encourage the patient to explore her feelings regarding this.
C) Tell the client she is lucky to be alive, and should be thankful.
D) Report her to social services.
Answer: A) Maintenance
The health coach is working with a client in a smoking cessation program. The client makes the
statement, "I have not had a cigarette in 9 months." The case manager knows the client is in which
stage of change?
A) Maintenance
B) Action
C) Preparation
D) Contemplation
Answer: A) Maintenance
Answer: A) Maintenance
