MHA 707 Exam B | Questions and 100% Correct
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Graded A+
Settings of Healthcare - answer-Community-Based Care,
Hospitals (inpatient acute care),
Postacute Care
Community Based Care - answer-types of person-centered care delivered in
the home and community. A variety of health and human services can be
provided. HCBS programs address the needs of people with functional
limitations who need assistance with everyday activities, like getting dressed or
bathing.
Most Frequent Setting of Ambulatory Care - answer-Physician offices 883.7
Million Visits
Emergency department 145.6 Million Visits
Hospital outpatient clinics 125.7 Million Visits
Other Org in Community Based Care - answer-Public Health Clinics
FGQH (neighborhood and community health centers)
Work clinics
School clinics
,How CBC is emerging and expanding with ambulatory hc settings, Where else
do you see CBC? - answer-Telehealth
Dr home visits
Retail pharmacy
Diagnostic imaging and lab centers
Ambulatory Surgery Center
Urgent care centers
Forms of Payment (% of OV by #) - answer-Private insurance 35%
Medicare 22%
Medicaid 18%
Self pay 12%
CHIP/local program 12%
Majority of OVs are take place in the _____ hemisphere - answer-Northeast
Majority of office visits patients are - answer-People over 65 and female
Hospital ED (emergency dept) are apart of a - answer-Nonprofit
Hospital system
In 2016, how many ED were there - answer-145.6 million
, Most ED patients- ED pt stats - answer-Are insured
Payment is mainly private ins, Medicaid, Medicare (85% of ED visits)
Only 8.4% of ED patients don't have insurance
Hospital ED Statictics - answer-ED visit in not for profit hospital (70.9%)
ED visit is not in teachings hospitals (85.3%)
EDs without a trauma center (54.8%)
ED that don't lead to hospitalization (91.3%)
Levels of Urgency - answer-Level 1: resuscitation
Level 2: emergent (SOB, hypertension, Chest pain, asthma)
Level 3: urgent (abdominal pain, fever cough)
Level 4: semi urgent (laceration, pain)
Level 5: non urgent
Most ED Visits are - answer-Level 3 (32.4%) or Level 4 (24.5%)
< 1% are Level 1
8% are Level 2 visits
30% unknown
Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Already
Graded A+
Settings of Healthcare - answer-Community-Based Care,
Hospitals (inpatient acute care),
Postacute Care
Community Based Care - answer-types of person-centered care delivered in
the home and community. A variety of health and human services can be
provided. HCBS programs address the needs of people with functional
limitations who need assistance with everyday activities, like getting dressed or
bathing.
Most Frequent Setting of Ambulatory Care - answer-Physician offices 883.7
Million Visits
Emergency department 145.6 Million Visits
Hospital outpatient clinics 125.7 Million Visits
Other Org in Community Based Care - answer-Public Health Clinics
FGQH (neighborhood and community health centers)
Work clinics
School clinics
,How CBC is emerging and expanding with ambulatory hc settings, Where else
do you see CBC? - answer-Telehealth
Dr home visits
Retail pharmacy
Diagnostic imaging and lab centers
Ambulatory Surgery Center
Urgent care centers
Forms of Payment (% of OV by #) - answer-Private insurance 35%
Medicare 22%
Medicaid 18%
Self pay 12%
CHIP/local program 12%
Majority of OVs are take place in the _____ hemisphere - answer-Northeast
Majority of office visits patients are - answer-People over 65 and female
Hospital ED (emergency dept) are apart of a - answer-Nonprofit
Hospital system
In 2016, how many ED were there - answer-145.6 million
, Most ED patients- ED pt stats - answer-Are insured
Payment is mainly private ins, Medicaid, Medicare (85% of ED visits)
Only 8.4% of ED patients don't have insurance
Hospital ED Statictics - answer-ED visit in not for profit hospital (70.9%)
ED visit is not in teachings hospitals (85.3%)
EDs without a trauma center (54.8%)
ED that don't lead to hospitalization (91.3%)
Levels of Urgency - answer-Level 1: resuscitation
Level 2: emergent (SOB, hypertension, Chest pain, asthma)
Level 3: urgent (abdominal pain, fever cough)
Level 4: semi urgent (laceration, pain)
Level 5: non urgent
Most ED Visits are - answer-Level 3 (32.4%) or Level 4 (24.5%)
< 1% are Level 1
8% are Level 2 visits
30% unknown
