CHLH 210 exam 2 iclicker questions
1. According to the 2013 US Census data, health care offices and hospitals net revenue was about A. -2% and -
1% B. 2% and 1% C. 3% and 2% D. 8% and 7%
E. 11% and 10%: D
2. All information in your medical record is accessible to providers in other places. For example, ER's
throughout the country have access to patient allergies and medications. A. True B. False: B
3. From the Austin & Wetle, "Career Profile: Institutional Development refers to A. Positions in healthcare that
develop institution policies and procedures
B. The people who work on provider recruitment as part of a large practice or system C. Professionals who work o
major gifts, foundation grants, capital campaigns and endowments D. Information technology staffing for electron
health record systems E. Strategic planners who assess mergers and acqui- sitions: C
4. From our reading for today, in medicine, a susceptibility to a disease or condition because of hereditary
or other factors is A. Medical Technology
B. Predisposition C. Curative Research D. Control Research E. Prevention Research: B
5. A healthcare cost benefit analysis may include estimating a value on quality of life A. True B. False: A. True
6. From class today, population health management may lead to creating and implementing new prevention
interventions at the community level A. True B. False: A. True
7. According to Austin & Wetle, what is the definition of public health? A. Curative medical care focusing on
those already ill B. Private, for-profit clinics targeting the newest technology C. Keeping the government out of
people's health because it is not a power granted in the constitution D. The well-being of all of us as we live
together in neighborhoods, communities states, and countries E. None of the above: D
8. The federal public health agency with the responsibility of protecting the safety, efficacy and security of
health-related products is the A. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services B. Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Ser- vices Administration C. Health Resources Services Administration D. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention E. Food and Drug Administration: E
9. Public health initiatives have been responsible for A. International response to the 2014 Ebola pandemic B.
Eradicating diseases like smallpox through vaccination programs C. Control diseases like cholera through
sanitation policies and programs D. Health promotion efforts that were part of reducing preventable diseases like
coronary heart disease and strokes E. All the above-
:E
, CHLH 210 exam 2 iclicker questions
10.Health and support needs of older Americans includes A. Medical Care B. Food and support with meds C
Social Support D. Transportation E. All of the above: E
11.Support for those needing long-term-care can be provided through A. Nursing homes B. Rehabilitation
facilities C. Mental Health Facilities D. Unpaid caregivers-families/friends E. All the above: E
12.Since care in a nursing home can be expensive, often people eventually qualify for Medicaid coverage after
completing a spend down. A. True B. False: A. True
13.The Community Mental Health Movement can be characterized by A. Reforming asylums to mental
hospitals B. Decline in institutionalization of patients diagnosed with mental illness C. Removing individuals from
the com- munity for treatment D. A recent move to include peer support and address social determinants of
health E. All the above: B
14.Having a mental illness can put someone at greater risk for A. Being incarcerated in a state or federal prison
B. Seeking care in an emergency room
C. Being homeless D. Also having a serious chronic medical condition like diabetes, hypertension E. All the above:
15.Long waits for care appear to be a challenge locally for those with mental illnesses, substance use disorders
and intellectual and developmental disabil- ities. A. True B. False: A. True
16.The community health center movement was born from the A. Private prac- tice efforts to expand access to
healthcare B. Large charitable foundations focusing on medical care for the poor C. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention D. Amendments to the US Constitution E. Civil rights movement of the 1960s: E
17.Federally Qualified Community Health Centers are governed by a board of directors that are majority
patients of the health center. A. True B. False: A. True
18.Community Health Centers support the health of their patients through A. Locating clinics where economic
geographic, or cultural barriers limit access to affordable health care B. Delivering culturally competent care C.
Providing care regardless of immigration status D. Innovations that lead to better clinical outcomes than typical
clinics E. All the above: E
19.From the video today, ALICE is an acronym to describe A. Nonprofit grants
B. Community Health Centers C. Marketing efforts around fundraising D. Working poor E. People living their be
lives: D
20.Lower pay in human service organizations and social service agencies contributes to all but A. High
turnover B. Efficient use of donor dollars C.
, CHLH 210 exam 2 iclicker questions
Perpetuates gender and race wealth gap D. Workforce lacking experience compared to other sectors E. Decreased
capacity to serve: B
21.To support nonprofits, human services and social service agencies, one can A. Serve as a board member B.
Choose a career in human services and social services C. Make a meaningful gift D. Volunteer on a regular basis
E. All the above: E
22.The Illinois Dental Sealant program targets kindergarten, 2nd and 6th grade students because A. Those are
the ages molars are likely to erupt B. It alternates the burden on schools and families with the physical
requirement
C. Dentists prefer not to see children those ages D. Of a compromise during legislative process E. All of the above:
23.Percentage of Illinois adults who have no teeth due to untreated tooth decay A. 2% B. 5% C. 10% D.
17% E. 27%: D
24.A patient's health literacy can be impaired by the health care provider. A. True B. False: A. True
25.According to the reading for today, ECRI published that the number one patient safety concern for 2021 was
racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare. This included data that maternal mortality among Black mothers is
as compared to white mothers.
ÿÿÿA. better than ÿÿÿB.
equal, 1:1
ÿÿÿC. 50% more, 1.5:1
D. ÿÿÿdouble, 2:1 ÿÿÿE. 3.3 times
as h:igEh
26.Working towards equity in healthcare means working to provide an equal share of resources to all regardless
of their circumstances. A. True B. False: B. False
27.medical care provided in an office setting to a mobile patient: ambulatory care
28.short-term medical care provided to a patient with an immediate need for care: acute care
29. the patient needs care that requires being admitted to the hospital: inpatient care
30.also referred to as ambulatory care, the patient does not require hospital admittance: outpatient care
31.basic and routine care that can be delivered in an office or clinic by a provider: primary care
32.usually involves routine hospitilization and surgery on a short-term basis-
: secondary care
1. According to the 2013 US Census data, health care offices and hospitals net revenue was about A. -2% and -
1% B. 2% and 1% C. 3% and 2% D. 8% and 7%
E. 11% and 10%: D
2. All information in your medical record is accessible to providers in other places. For example, ER's
throughout the country have access to patient allergies and medications. A. True B. False: B
3. From the Austin & Wetle, "Career Profile: Institutional Development refers to A. Positions in healthcare that
develop institution policies and procedures
B. The people who work on provider recruitment as part of a large practice or system C. Professionals who work o
major gifts, foundation grants, capital campaigns and endowments D. Information technology staffing for electron
health record systems E. Strategic planners who assess mergers and acqui- sitions: C
4. From our reading for today, in medicine, a susceptibility to a disease or condition because of hereditary
or other factors is A. Medical Technology
B. Predisposition C. Curative Research D. Control Research E. Prevention Research: B
5. A healthcare cost benefit analysis may include estimating a value on quality of life A. True B. False: A. True
6. From class today, population health management may lead to creating and implementing new prevention
interventions at the community level A. True B. False: A. True
7. According to Austin & Wetle, what is the definition of public health? A. Curative medical care focusing on
those already ill B. Private, for-profit clinics targeting the newest technology C. Keeping the government out of
people's health because it is not a power granted in the constitution D. The well-being of all of us as we live
together in neighborhoods, communities states, and countries E. None of the above: D
8. The federal public health agency with the responsibility of protecting the safety, efficacy and security of
health-related products is the A. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services B. Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Ser- vices Administration C. Health Resources Services Administration D. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention E. Food and Drug Administration: E
9. Public health initiatives have been responsible for A. International response to the 2014 Ebola pandemic B.
Eradicating diseases like smallpox through vaccination programs C. Control diseases like cholera through
sanitation policies and programs D. Health promotion efforts that were part of reducing preventable diseases like
coronary heart disease and strokes E. All the above-
:E
, CHLH 210 exam 2 iclicker questions
10.Health and support needs of older Americans includes A. Medical Care B. Food and support with meds C
Social Support D. Transportation E. All of the above: E
11.Support for those needing long-term-care can be provided through A. Nursing homes B. Rehabilitation
facilities C. Mental Health Facilities D. Unpaid caregivers-families/friends E. All the above: E
12.Since care in a nursing home can be expensive, often people eventually qualify for Medicaid coverage after
completing a spend down. A. True B. False: A. True
13.The Community Mental Health Movement can be characterized by A. Reforming asylums to mental
hospitals B. Decline in institutionalization of patients diagnosed with mental illness C. Removing individuals from
the com- munity for treatment D. A recent move to include peer support and address social determinants of
health E. All the above: B
14.Having a mental illness can put someone at greater risk for A. Being incarcerated in a state or federal prison
B. Seeking care in an emergency room
C. Being homeless D. Also having a serious chronic medical condition like diabetes, hypertension E. All the above:
15.Long waits for care appear to be a challenge locally for those with mental illnesses, substance use disorders
and intellectual and developmental disabil- ities. A. True B. False: A. True
16.The community health center movement was born from the A. Private prac- tice efforts to expand access to
healthcare B. Large charitable foundations focusing on medical care for the poor C. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention D. Amendments to the US Constitution E. Civil rights movement of the 1960s: E
17.Federally Qualified Community Health Centers are governed by a board of directors that are majority
patients of the health center. A. True B. False: A. True
18.Community Health Centers support the health of their patients through A. Locating clinics where economic
geographic, or cultural barriers limit access to affordable health care B. Delivering culturally competent care C.
Providing care regardless of immigration status D. Innovations that lead to better clinical outcomes than typical
clinics E. All the above: E
19.From the video today, ALICE is an acronym to describe A. Nonprofit grants
B. Community Health Centers C. Marketing efforts around fundraising D. Working poor E. People living their be
lives: D
20.Lower pay in human service organizations and social service agencies contributes to all but A. High
turnover B. Efficient use of donor dollars C.
, CHLH 210 exam 2 iclicker questions
Perpetuates gender and race wealth gap D. Workforce lacking experience compared to other sectors E. Decreased
capacity to serve: B
21.To support nonprofits, human services and social service agencies, one can A. Serve as a board member B.
Choose a career in human services and social services C. Make a meaningful gift D. Volunteer on a regular basis
E. All the above: E
22.The Illinois Dental Sealant program targets kindergarten, 2nd and 6th grade students because A. Those are
the ages molars are likely to erupt B. It alternates the burden on schools and families with the physical
requirement
C. Dentists prefer not to see children those ages D. Of a compromise during legislative process E. All of the above:
23.Percentage of Illinois adults who have no teeth due to untreated tooth decay A. 2% B. 5% C. 10% D.
17% E. 27%: D
24.A patient's health literacy can be impaired by the health care provider. A. True B. False: A. True
25.According to the reading for today, ECRI published that the number one patient safety concern for 2021 was
racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare. This included data that maternal mortality among Black mothers is
as compared to white mothers.
ÿÿÿA. better than ÿÿÿB.
equal, 1:1
ÿÿÿC. 50% more, 1.5:1
D. ÿÿÿdouble, 2:1 ÿÿÿE. 3.3 times
as h:igEh
26.Working towards equity in healthcare means working to provide an equal share of resources to all regardless
of their circumstances. A. True B. False: B. False
27.medical care provided in an office setting to a mobile patient: ambulatory care
28.short-term medical care provided to a patient with an immediate need for care: acute care
29. the patient needs care that requires being admitted to the hospital: inpatient care
30.also referred to as ambulatory care, the patient does not require hospital admittance: outpatient care
31.basic and routine care that can be delivered in an office or clinic by a provider: primary care
32.usually involves routine hospitilization and surgery on a short-term basis-
: secondary care
