WGU C425 HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS, REGULATION
AND COMPLIANCE COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+
A medical group CEO is concerned because the agency is experiencing losses. The CEO hired a
financial consultant to review the agency, and identified areas for potential cost savings. The
main issue was that patients were required to travel to a different healthcare facility in order to
have certain medical tests done.
Which area of concern is identified by this type of mandate? - Answer>>> Infection control
Congress passed a bill establishing the Veterans Choice Act, which allows veterans living 40 miles
from a Veterans Administration (VA) facility, who cannot be seen within 30 days of the clinically
appropriate date, to be sent to non-VA facilities.
Which system inefficiency did the consultant find? - Answer>>> Access to comprehensive care
An individual left his job, resulting in the loss of medical insurance. As a result, a dependent went
nine months without a physician-recommended medical test.
Which decision will provide cost-effective care for the patient? - Answer>>> Continuing to follow
the previous physician's recommendations while seeking a new in-network physician
A patient has acquired a sexually transmitted disease. The patient makes minimum wage at a
part-time job and does not have health insurance.
In which two ways does this act as a barrier to health care?
Choose 2 answers - Answer>>> It limits access.
It increases costs.
A medical facility is dealing with low staff-to-patient ratios. In response, the manager
consistently requests that nurses stop the care being given to one patient to take care of another
patient.
How can the facility make sure all patients receive quality care? - Answer>>> Develop a team-
based approach to care delivery
, A physician gives a nurse an order over the telephone regarding how to treat a patient with
cardiovascular disease. As the nurse is taking down the detailed order, a physician interrupts and
requests a diet order for another patient.
What action should the nurse take to maintain quality of care? - Answer>>> Address the needs
of the first physician
Over the last decade, there has been discussion regarding the U.S. healthcare system needing
payment reform. The healthcare system currently experiences a lack of resources and complex
payment systems.
Which graph accurately depicts the proportion of care delivered in an urban emergency
department? - Answer>>> 38% EMERGENCY
48% URGENT
14% NONURGENT
Match the service provided with the type of hospital that provides the service.
Answer options may be used more than once or not at all. Select your answers from the pull-
down list. - Answer>>> Specifically provides cardiac services - SPECIALTY
Specifically provides same day surgery services - AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER
Offers primarily same day and extended stay surgery- ACUTE SURGERY CENTER
Treats inpatients with a specific type of disease or condition - SPECIALTY
A primary care physician prescribes an antibiotic for a patient with a sinus infection.
Which two elements categorize this situation as primary care?Choose 2 answers - Answer>>>
The care is provided by a generalist.
The treatment is at the initial point of patient contact.
AND COMPLIANCE COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+
A medical group CEO is concerned because the agency is experiencing losses. The CEO hired a
financial consultant to review the agency, and identified areas for potential cost savings. The
main issue was that patients were required to travel to a different healthcare facility in order to
have certain medical tests done.
Which area of concern is identified by this type of mandate? - Answer>>> Infection control
Congress passed a bill establishing the Veterans Choice Act, which allows veterans living 40 miles
from a Veterans Administration (VA) facility, who cannot be seen within 30 days of the clinically
appropriate date, to be sent to non-VA facilities.
Which system inefficiency did the consultant find? - Answer>>> Access to comprehensive care
An individual left his job, resulting in the loss of medical insurance. As a result, a dependent went
nine months without a physician-recommended medical test.
Which decision will provide cost-effective care for the patient? - Answer>>> Continuing to follow
the previous physician's recommendations while seeking a new in-network physician
A patient has acquired a sexually transmitted disease. The patient makes minimum wage at a
part-time job and does not have health insurance.
In which two ways does this act as a barrier to health care?
Choose 2 answers - Answer>>> It limits access.
It increases costs.
A medical facility is dealing with low staff-to-patient ratios. In response, the manager
consistently requests that nurses stop the care being given to one patient to take care of another
patient.
How can the facility make sure all patients receive quality care? - Answer>>> Develop a team-
based approach to care delivery
, A physician gives a nurse an order over the telephone regarding how to treat a patient with
cardiovascular disease. As the nurse is taking down the detailed order, a physician interrupts and
requests a diet order for another patient.
What action should the nurse take to maintain quality of care? - Answer>>> Address the needs
of the first physician
Over the last decade, there has been discussion regarding the U.S. healthcare system needing
payment reform. The healthcare system currently experiences a lack of resources and complex
payment systems.
Which graph accurately depicts the proportion of care delivered in an urban emergency
department? - Answer>>> 38% EMERGENCY
48% URGENT
14% NONURGENT
Match the service provided with the type of hospital that provides the service.
Answer options may be used more than once or not at all. Select your answers from the pull-
down list. - Answer>>> Specifically provides cardiac services - SPECIALTY
Specifically provides same day surgery services - AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER
Offers primarily same day and extended stay surgery- ACUTE SURGERY CENTER
Treats inpatients with a specific type of disease or condition - SPECIALTY
A primary care physician prescribes an antibiotic for a patient with a sinus infection.
Which two elements categorize this situation as primary care?Choose 2 answers - Answer>>>
The care is provided by a generalist.
The treatment is at the initial point of patient contact.
