HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
With All Correct Answers
1. Which of the following are among
-Improve the health of populations
the three dimensions necessary
-Improve the patient experience of care
for improv- ing the delivery of
-Reduce the per capita cost of health
health care in the Unit- ed States care
identified by the Institute for
Healthcare Improvement in their
"Triple Aim"?
2. The amount that individuals, or a deductible
family, must pay before being
eligible for insur- ance coverage
(ex. - pay first $1000 and then
insurance picks up the rest).
3. Your uncle just turned 50 and is complain-
secondary ing about having to begin
routine colono- scopies. This is an example
of which type
of prevention?
4. The federal government is the main medicare
pay- er for health insurance under
which pro- gram:
5. Debates over who should pay for Disability insurance for workers in specific
health care and services in the U.S. trades
date back to the late 1800 and early
1900s. Early plans were usually:
6. Patients focus on copay, not total -It is hard to know the true cost of a
cost & value means which of the health care service
following: -Patients focus on the amount that they
pay at the time of the visit (co-pay)
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rather than the total cost of care.
7. Canada
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, HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
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A monopsony is an economic system
that has a single payer for a set of
goods or service. Which country has
a health care system that is an
example of this:
20% using, 80% services
8. There is a stark variation in health
care needs across the United States,
with % of the
population using % of the
ser- vices. true
9. Talk of creating a health insurance
pro- gram at the federal level began
during the Theodore Roosevelt
administration but never really
progressed beyond this be- cause
of anti-German sentiments during -System integration and execution
World War I. -Focus on individuals and families
10. Which of the following are part of
the five system components
necessary for fulfill- ment of the -License health care providers
Triple Aim initiative of the In- -Fund and administer Medicaid programs
stitute for Healthcare Improvement
(IHI)?
11. The healthcare system is complex,
with responsibilities shared across
all levels of
government within the United States: fed- -Operate facilities for the
mentally ill
eral, state, and local. Which of the
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, HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
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fol- lowing are roles of state
governments in health care in the
United States?
12. What is a suggested solution to collective actions through policy
the "tragedy of the commons" as changes
applied to healthcare?
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With All Correct Answers
1. Which of the following are among
-Improve the health of populations
the three dimensions necessary
-Improve the patient experience of care
for improv- ing the delivery of
-Reduce the per capita cost of health
health care in the Unit- ed States care
identified by the Institute for
Healthcare Improvement in their
"Triple Aim"?
2. The amount that individuals, or a deductible
family, must pay before being
eligible for insur- ance coverage
(ex. - pay first $1000 and then
insurance picks up the rest).
3. Your uncle just turned 50 and is complain-
secondary ing about having to begin
routine colono- scopies. This is an example
of which type
of prevention?
4. The federal government is the main medicare
pay- er for health insurance under
which pro- gram:
5. Debates over who should pay for Disability insurance for workers in specific
health care and services in the U.S. trades
date back to the late 1800 and early
1900s. Early plans were usually:
6. Patients focus on copay, not total -It is hard to know the true cost of a
cost & value means which of the health care service
following: -Patients focus on the amount that they
pay at the time of the visit (co-pay)
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, HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
With All Correct Answers
rather than the total cost of care.
7. Canada
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, HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
With All Correct Answers
A monopsony is an economic system
that has a single payer for a set of
goods or service. Which country has
a health care system that is an
example of this:
20% using, 80% services
8. There is a stark variation in health
care needs across the United States,
with % of the
population using % of the
ser- vices. true
9. Talk of creating a health insurance
pro- gram at the federal level began
during the Theodore Roosevelt
administration but never really
progressed beyond this be- cause
of anti-German sentiments during -System integration and execution
World War I. -Focus on individuals and families
10. Which of the following are part of
the five system components
necessary for fulfill- ment of the -License health care providers
Triple Aim initiative of the In- -Fund and administer Medicaid programs
stitute for Healthcare Improvement
(IHI)?
11. The healthcare system is complex,
with responsibilities shared across
all levels of
government within the United States: fed- -Operate facilities for the
mentally ill
eral, state, and local. Which of the
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31
, HPM 2214 Final Exam Temple Questions
With All Correct Answers
fol- lowing are roles of state
governments in health care in the
United States?
12. What is a suggested solution to collective actions through policy
the "tragedy of the commons" as changes
applied to healthcare?
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