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On what basis are benefits payable under C) The inability to perform defined ADLs
a long-term care insurance policy
typically triggered?
The inability to perform defined ADLs. Benefits payable under a long-term care
A) the diagnosis of an acute policy are typically based on (or "triggered" by) the inability to perform a certain
medical condition number of activities of daily living (ADLs) as specified in the policy. Another
B) the number and types of common benefit trigger is cognitive impairment.
medications prescribed
C) the inability to perform of
medications prescribed
D) all of the above
What is a primary goal of long-term care? A) to maintain functionality
A) to maintain functionality Long-term care is chronic care with the aim of management and control of
B) to find a permanent cure for symptoms and maintenance of function.
the affliction
C) to prolong life
D) to prevent the spread of disease
Long-term care occurs only in nursing B) False
facilities.
Long-term care can occur in a variety of places, including in an individual's
A) True home, at community sites and centers, and in care facilities.
B) False
Which of the following most precisely B) Activities of daily living
defines the fundamentals of self-care and
the basic tasks of everyday life? Activities of daily living are the fundamentals of self-care. They are the basic
tasks of everyday life, which include eating, bathing, dressing, toileting, and
A) instrumental activities of daily living transferring. Instrumental activities are those that are associated with interacting
B) activities of daily living with one's community or home.
C) self-awareness
D) mental activity
Which level of care has as its chief A) Custodial
characteristic assistance with ADLs?
A) Custodial The primary characteristic of which is to provide assistance with the activities of
B) Intermediate daily living, helps meet personal rather than medical needs.
C) Skilled
D) Managed
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All of the following are examples of D) daily transportation to a senior center provided by a neighbor
formal caregiving EXCEPT:
Formal caregiving is paid, or volunteer care is provided through a service
A) home health aides system. Informal care is delivered by family or friends.
B) intermediate care facilities
C) volunteer charitable groups
D) daily transportation to a senior
center provided by a neighbor
All of the following are services D) continuous post-operative monitoring
commonly offered by assisted living
residences EXCEPT: Assisted living residences generally provide most personal and health care
services except for skilled nursing care, such as continuous post-operative
A) health care management monitoring, which can only be offered by a skilled nursing facility.
B) help with medications
C) housekeeping
D) continuous post-operative monitoring
Which of the following is NOT an example B) CCRCs
of home or community-based long-term
care? Continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs, are large, campus-like
facilities that house residents and provide a complete range of long-term care.
A) adult day care
B)CCRCs
C) respite care
D) hospice care
A long-term care ombudsman represents A) True
people in a given geographical area who
live in assisted living residences or A long-term care ombudsman, as a local representative for those in assisted
skilled nursing facilities. living facilities or SNFs, can be a valuable source of information about various
local
A) True facilities for those seeking housing for the elderly.
B) False
Which of the following is a correct D) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
statement about Medicare Part D
Prescription Drug coverage? Medicare Part D provides coverage for prescription drugs, but it does not cover
all prescription drug costs. The cost of a stand-alone Part D plan requires a
A) Enrollment in Part D is mandatory. premium payment. (Those who enroll in a Medicare Part C plan may have
B)All prescriptions are paid in full under prescription drug coverage as part of the plan, and the plan's premium would
Part D. likely include this coverage.) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
C) No additional premium is required for
this coverage.
D) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
Which of the following only covers A) Medicare Part A
inpatient hospital care and hospice?
Part A helps pay for inpatient care in a hospital or skilled nursing facility
A) Medicare Part A (following a hospital stay), some home health care, and hospice care.
B) Medicare Part B
C) Medicare Part C
D) Medicare Part D
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WEBCE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
LATEST UPDATE
7 studiers today 5.0 (4 reviews)
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Terms in this set (54)
On what basis are benefits payable under C) The inability to perform defined ADLs
a long-term care insurance policy
typically triggered?
The inability to perform defined ADLs. Benefits payable under a long-term care
A) the diagnosis of an acute policy are typically based on (or "triggered" by) the inability to perform a certain
medical condition number of activities of daily living (ADLs) as specified in the policy. Another
B) the number and types of common benefit trigger is cognitive impairment.
medications prescribed
C) the inability to perform of
medications prescribed
D) all of the above
What is a primary goal of long-term care? A) to maintain functionality
A) to maintain functionality Long-term care is chronic care with the aim of management and control of
B) to find a permanent cure for symptoms and maintenance of function.
the affliction
C) to prolong life
D) to prevent the spread of disease
Long-term care occurs only in nursing B) False
facilities.
Long-term care can occur in a variety of places, including in an individual's
A) True home, at community sites and centers, and in care facilities.
B) False
Which of the following most precisely B) Activities of daily living
defines the fundamentals of self-care and
the basic tasks of everyday life? Activities of daily living are the fundamentals of self-care. They are the basic
tasks of everyday life, which include eating, bathing, dressing, toileting, and
A) instrumental activities of daily living transferring. Instrumental activities are those that are associated with interacting
B) activities of daily living with one's community or home.
C) self-awareness
D) mental activity
Which level of care has as its chief A) Custodial
characteristic assistance with ADLs?
A) Custodial The primary characteristic of which is to provide assistance with the activities of
B) Intermediate daily living, helps meet personal rather than medical needs.
C) Skilled
D) Managed
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All of the following are examples of D) daily transportation to a senior center provided by a neighbor
formal caregiving EXCEPT:
Formal caregiving is paid, or volunteer care is provided through a service
A) home health aides system. Informal care is delivered by family or friends.
B) intermediate care facilities
C) volunteer charitable groups
D) daily transportation to a senior
center provided by a neighbor
All of the following are services D) continuous post-operative monitoring
commonly offered by assisted living
residences EXCEPT: Assisted living residences generally provide most personal and health care
services except for skilled nursing care, such as continuous post-operative
A) health care management monitoring, which can only be offered by a skilled nursing facility.
B) help with medications
C) housekeeping
D) continuous post-operative monitoring
Which of the following is NOT an example B) CCRCs
of home or community-based long-term
care? Continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs, are large, campus-like
facilities that house residents and provide a complete range of long-term care.
A) adult day care
B)CCRCs
C) respite care
D) hospice care
A long-term care ombudsman represents A) True
people in a given geographical area who
live in assisted living residences or A long-term care ombudsman, as a local representative for those in assisted
skilled nursing facilities. living facilities or SNFs, can be a valuable source of information about various
local
A) True facilities for those seeking housing for the elderly.
B) False
Which of the following is a correct D) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
statement about Medicare Part D
Prescription Drug coverage? Medicare Part D provides coverage for prescription drugs, but it does not cover
all prescription drug costs. The cost of a stand-alone Part D plan requires a
A) Enrollment in Part D is mandatory. premium payment. (Those who enroll in a Medicare Part C plan may have
B)All prescriptions are paid in full under prescription drug coverage as part of the plan, and the plan's premium would
Part D. likely include this coverage.) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
C) No additional premium is required for
this coverage.
D) Enrollment in Part D is voluntary.
Which of the following only covers A) Medicare Part A
inpatient hospital care and hospice?
Part A helps pay for inpatient care in a hospital or skilled nursing facility
A) Medicare Part A (following a hospital stay), some home health care, and hospice care.
B) Medicare Part B
C) Medicare Part C
D) Medicare Part D
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