Healthcare Questions and Answers

"Provide the meaning of ""adip/o,"" ""lip/o,"" and ""steat/o,"" and give examples for each. A. adip/o: muscle contraction, lip/o: joint movement, steat/o: bone structure B. adip/o: fat, lip/o: bone, steat/o: skin C. adip/o: skin condition, lip/o: muscle growth, steat/o: joint flexibility D. adip/o: fat, lip/o: fat, steat/o: fat "

"Under which situation would it be appropriate to handle ready-to-eat food with your bare hands? A. Washing vegetables B. Serving ice to a customer C. Making sushi D. Preparing cold cuts"

"Which type of walker is used for patients who cannot pick up a walker to move it forward? Standard walker Rolling walker Hemi walker Platform walker"

Root Word: hospit- Example: co-host, hospice, hospitable, hospital, hospitality, host, hostal, hostel, hosteler, hostler, hotel

"Local health codes establish requirements for all of the following subjects EXCEPT: A. Price controls B. Personal hygiene C. Food worker training D. Sale of unfit food items "

"What is the primary consideration when choosing between the emergency room and urgent care? A. Which medical provider is closest B. How long a person is willing to wait C. Whether it is during regular business hours D. Whether the condition is life-threatening"

"Which of the following statements about Protected Health Information (PHI) is true? A. It refers to all health information, regardless of the source or recipient. B. It refers only to the provision or payment for the provision of healthcare to an individual. C. It is health information that the individual has requested be protected. D. It is health information that identifies the individual."

"Which of the following are elements of the ""colder principle""? A. Keep clothing clean and dry B. Repair clothing as necessary C. Wear clothing loose and layered D. All of the above"

An LEP is assessed by CMS when a member goes ______ days or longer without creditable prescription drug coverage after they become Medicare-eligible.

"An LEP (Late Enrollment Penalty) is assessed by CMS when a member goes ______ days or longer without creditable prescription drug coverage after they become Medicare-eligible. a) 30 days b) 60 days c) 90 days d) 120 days"

"Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are most often spread by ______ transmission."

"Food that is honestly presented is: A. Mixed with food coloring to appear fresher. B. Certified by National Sanitation Foundation (NSF). C. Held under a bright light to enhance appearance. D. Offered in a way that is not misleading."

"Which of the following is true about energy drinks and mixers? A. Carbonation generally slows the rate of alcohol absorption. B. A sweet taste can hide the taste of alcohol. C. Caffeine helps keep the person aware of how intoxicated they are. D. All of the above."

"Which best describes a hazard? A. A disruption to an ecosystem B. A dangerous occurrence that can cause damage C. An unexpected event D. Something that was not planned for"

"Where can you safely store clean cutting boards? A. Utility closet B. Employee bathroom C. Food preparation area"

"Which statement is true about the Medicaid program? A. The only eligibility requirement is that the consumer is under the age of 65. B. Benefits are exactly the same from state to state. C. It helps pay medical costs for certain groups of people with limited income and resources."

"Which of the following are current trends in health care? A. Short-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on patient access and willingness to seek health care without herd immunity. B. Technology cost and benefit for diagnosis, treatment, and information. C. Universal access to health care enacted as the result of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). D. Replacing managed care for reimbursement with fee for service. E. Challenges in access to health care for vulnerable populations, including people who are chronically ill, older adults, socially disparate people, rural health communities, mental health patients, and women. F. Ethical issues in patient treatment, informed decision-making, and technology."

Eating soup that has been time-temperature abused can result in: A. Physical contamination B. Allergic reactions C. Nutritional loss D. Foodborne illnesses

What three characteristics must food contact surfaces have? A. porous, food safe, easily cleanable B. safe, rubber, absorbent C. nontoxic, safe, porous D. smooth, non-absorbent, easily cleanable

Discuss the interdependence of the components of wellness.

Which of the following activities are examples of data gathering? Check all that apply. A. Using the results of a poll to predict who will be the next president B. Asking people what their favorite radio program is C. Weighing cancer patients D. Finding the mean weight of boxers E. Graphing the heights of waves

Which of the following is NOT electronic PHI (ePHI)? a) Health information maintained in an electronic health record b) Health information emailed to an insurer for billing purposes c) Health information stored on paper in a file cabinet d) Health information on a flash drive

Steven Roberts is a mental health counselor in Oregon and can be reached at a phone number with an area code of 541. What is his NPI number?

One of the most important counteractions of road rage is: A. Fight back then call the police. B. Pull over and write down the license plate number of the person assaulting you. C. Have as much empathy for others as possible and do not negatively react. D. Get upset at the person for assaulting you on the road.

Discuss the importance of fluid balance while exercising.

Describe the components of health-related fitness.

What does TPO stand for in this training? Treatment, Payment and Healthcare Operations Technology, Protocols, Observations Telehealth Privacy Optimization Treatment Planning Outcomes

Which is the best place to start a search for a physician? A. a hospital waiting room B. a community bulletin board C. a county health department D. a university premedical program

Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term "urocyanosis"? A. uro (ureter) + cyan (blue) + osis (condition) = blue ureter (caused by insufficient blood flow) B. uro (ureter) + cyan (red) + osis (condition) = red ureter (the normal appearance of the ureter) C. uro (urine) + cyan (blue) + osis (condition) = blue urine D. uro (urine) + cyan (red) + osis (condition) = red urine E. uro (urine) + cyan (yellow) + osis (condition) = yellow urine

Hand antiseptics should be used: A. before handwashing. B. after handwashing. C. in place of handwashing. D. during handwashing.

Richard Jones is a dentist in New Jersey and can be reached at a phone number with an area code of 609. What is his NPI number? A. 1685892498 B. 1790091577 C. 1699088138 D. 1417701012 E. 1750388195

Chapter 2: Quality Assurance and Legal Issues in Healthcare KNOWLEDGE DRILL 2-3: TRUE/FALSE ACTIVITY The following statements are all false. Circle the one or two words that make the statement false, and write the correct word(s) that would make the statement true. Documentation can be used for legal purposes if it is recent and includes only standard symbols. A sentinel event (SE) is any unfavorable event that is unexpected and results in remarkable or minor physical or psychological injury. You must use at least four ways to identify patients when providing laboratory services. A CAP-certified laboratory also meets Medicare/Medicaid standards because CLIA grants reciprocity (mutual exchange of privileges) to CAP in the area of laboratory regulations. CLSI's mission is to develop clinical and laboratory programs and promote their curriculum worldwide. Quality indicators must be measurable, well-defined, subjective, and nonspecific. Instructions on how to prepare a patient for testing can be found by checking the laboratory's procedure manual. The Joint Commission moved toward stricter patient ID requirements with their revision of CLSI standards in 2009. Phlebotomists must "actively involve" nurses in their identification process during any specimen collection. OSHA regulations require every business to have an infection control manual. An IQCP form is to be completed when an occupational injury or exposure occurs. Patient confidentiality is protected under state law. The most common civil actions in healthcare are based on criminal law. A minor is anyone who has not reached the age of 18 years. The patient's record is a concise documentation of the medical care given.

Which of the following duties is a medical assistant allowed to perform independently? A. Administering medication B. Diagnosing patients C. Conducting physical examinations D. Prescribing medication

When you display food in ice, the food must: A. Be 35° F (1.6°C) or colder B. Be 41° F (5°C) or colder C. Be 45° F (7.2°C) or colder D. Sit on top of the ice

Round 25 to two decimal places.

When must a food handler wash their hands? A. After using the restroom or toilet room B. Every hour, whether they need it or not C. After handling prepared food items

How can I score 100 in the Tina Jones Comprehensive Assessment on Shadow Health?

The average hairline circumference of an adult human head is: Select one: A. 18" (45.7 cm) B. 20" (50.8 cm) C. 22" (55.8 cm) D. 24" (60.9 cm)

Define and describe the different types of risk factors.

Group life insurance policies are generally written as: A. a term rider B. annually renewable term C. increasing term D. group whole life