Healthcareacademic

Boost your healthcare knowledge with our detailed exam papers and solved exams, complemented by class notes and revision materials to enhance your exam preparation.

Study Resources

306(120 filtered)

442resources

Resource Type

Document Type

Solved Assignments

Capital Investment Justification and Variance Analysis in Hospital Management: Evaluating Equipment Purchases and Budget Performance

Analyzing Healthcare Challenges and Solutions in the U.S.: The Impact of the Affordable Care Act and Future Improvements

Analysis of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003: Challenges and Recommendations

Comprehensive Assessment of the Breasts, Axillae, and Reproductive System: Health History, Examination, and Risk Factors

HCS 325 Roles and Functions Paper

BSHS 311 Blake Family System Chart and Analysis

BSHS 311 Humanistic Approach to Terminal Illness: Understanding the Emotional and Psychological Support for Dying Patients

HCS/325 Motivational Methods

HCS 235 Proposal for Health Care Call Center Team Building

BSHS/442 Week 4 Quiz: Advocacy, Mediation, Ethical Dilemmas, and Group Facilitation in Human Services

LTC/310 Community Newsletter

HCS/325 Sharing Knowledge in a Law Firm Manangement

BSHS 462 BUILDING COMMUNITY IN ORGANIZATIONS: Achieving and Maintaining Individual Excellence

MHA 601 Principles of Healthcare Administration Ashford General Hospital Proposal

Program Design Plan: Enhancing Microsoft Word Skills for Legal Administrative Assistants

HCA 375 Satisfaction and Quality Care

HCA375 Adverse Event Reporting: Continuous Quality Monitoring and Accreditation

HCA 305 Quality Healthcare in U.S.

BHS220- Introduction to Health Statistics SLP- Quantitative Health Datum Trident University

Healthcare Systems II- Johns Hopkins (JH) Hospital

HCS310 Long Term Care Programs and Services Evolving Through the Years

Connect Core Concepts in Health, Brief, 13th Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Occupational Safety and Health for Technologists, Engineers, and Managers, 9th Edition

Test Bank for Introduction to Hospitality , 8th Edition

Core Concepts in Health, Canadian Edition Test Bank

Health Promotion Strategies Through The Life Span , 8th Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for The Basics of Occupational Safety, 3rd Edition

Dental Assisting: A Comprehensive Approach 5th Edition Test Bank

Drug: Use And Abuse 1

Information Technology In Healthcare 1

Strategic Management And Leadership In Healthcare: Enhancing Organizational Performance And Ensuring Quality Care

Implementation And Financial Evaluation Of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System At Somerset Medical Center

Analysis Of Waiting Times In Outpatient Clinics And Factors Influencing Health Behaviors In Women

HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED STATES

Drug: Use And Abuse

Code Of Ethics For The Substance Abuse Counselors

Which item may be served to a highly susceptible population? A. Sushi-grade fish B. Rare steak C. Freshly squeezed orange juice D. Egg salad sandwiches

The average age at which adolescents have sexual intercourse for the first time is ____: overall, the average age of first sexual intercourse is ____. A. increasing: 15 B. declining: 17 C. declining: 13 D. increasing: 19

Untreated shell eggs can be the source of what foodborne illness?

Which of the following best describes the Standard of Care? Well defined by courts Defined by profession Represents the ethical principle of beneficence Part of the code of ethics for DH

Which physical contaminant could be associated with salmon?

A disability elimination period is best described as: A. Time deductible B. Dollar deductible C. Eligibility period D. Probation period

A food worker washed her hands in the bathroom and is now returning to her work duties. What must she do first before resuming work?

Explain how poor physical health may affect your social health.

Which of these is considered a true statement regarding Medicaid? Funded by both state and federal governments Intended to be used by individuals age 65 and older Provides disability income benefits Automatically covers those receiving Social Security disability benefits

Compare and contrast aerobic physical activity with anaerobic physical activity.

How is most assisted-living care paid for? A. Medicaid B. Medicare C. Private pay D. Long-term care insurance

"Single-use gloves must be worn by a food handler when he or she A. is prepping food that will be cooked prior to service. B. is correctly washing produce in the food prep sink. C. rotates canned goods in storage. D. has an open wound on one of his or her hands."

Which is a correct food safety practice? Diced tomatoes are stored in a copper bowl. Serving utensils are stored in the food with handles up. The guard to the slicer is removed for larger food items. Wooden cutting boards are soaked in soap and water between uses.

Discuss the interdependence of the components of wellness.

"What is a safe internal temperature for ground beef, pork, and lamb? A. 130 degrees F B. 140 degrees F C. 150 degrees F D. 160 degrees F"

Carl receives an email about a potential health risk. A. He should ignore it. B. He should verify its authenticity. C. He should forward it to friends. D. He should delete it immediately.

"Surfaces that touch food are called: A. surface areas. B. temperature danger zones. C. food-contact surfaces. D. high-risk spots."

"Which of the following are NOT managed care organizations? A. Point-of-Service plan (POS) B. Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) C. Medical Information Bureau (MIB) D. Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)"

"Which symptom must you report to your manager? A. Hives B. Coughing C. Vomiting"

"Choose 3 rights provided to consumers under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: Access to preventive services without cost sharing Protection against insurance company discrimination based on pre-existing conditions The option to keep your current health insurance plan Access to affordable health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace"

"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."

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."

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

"Mandated reporters have which of the following under CANRA: Immunity from criminal liability Immunity from civil liability Confidentiality All of the above"

"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."

Convert 120 mL to ounces.

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

What must the flooring in food prep areas be?

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

What is the Fahrenheit temperature of a person with a 38.8 ∘ C fever?

Which food safety practice will help prevent biological hazards? A. Storing chemicals away from food B. Removing pits and bones from food C. Washing hands before preparing food D. Using cleaning chemicals away from food

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?

State Farm Insurance - Chapter 4

This chapter focuses on insurance binders and consumer protection laws. A binder provides temporary insurance coverage until a formal policy is issued. It also introduces the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), which mandates that applicants be informed if a consumer report is used in the insurance un...

State Farm Insurance - Chapter 3

This chapter explains different types of insurance company structures. Stock companies are owned by shareholders and aim to generate profits for them, while mutual companies are owned by policyholders. It also introduces reciprocal exchanges, where members agree to share each other's losses for mutu...

State Farm Insurance - Chapter 2

This section covers essential elements of a valid insurance contract, emphasizing competent parties, legal purpose, offer and acceptance, and consideration—while clarifying that intent is not a required element. It also explains that consideration in insurance occurs when the insured pays the premiu...

State Farm Insurance - Chapter 1

Risk in insurance refers to the uncertainty of financial loss, which insurance helps manage by providing financial protection. An exposure is a condition or situation that presents the possibility of a loss, forming the basis for what insurance aims to cover.

AHIP Medicare - Module 5 - Enrollment Guidance: Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans Review Questions

Mrs. Kumar’s daughter should plan to visit during November, which is within the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (Oct 15–Dec 7) when Part C and D plan changes can be made. A client cannot submit enrollment forms before the AEP starts (Oct 15); early submissions won’t be processed until the period b...

AHIP Medicare - Module 3 - Medicare Part D 20 Review Questions

Mrs. Berkowitz can enroll in a stand-alone Part D plan only if her Medicare Advantage plan is a PFFS or MSA plan without drug coverage. Mrs. Fiore, with FEHB coverage, should compare her current drug benefits to Medicare Part D options to decide if enrolling is beneficial despite additional costs.

AHIP Medicare - Module 4 - Communications & Marketing Rules for Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans Review Questions

When marketing Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, you may offer only light refreshments such as coffee, soda, or snacks. Providing or offering a full meal, like a pre-Thanksgiving dinner, is prohibited regardless of who pays for it.

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 -Medicare Health Plans 20 Review Questions

To enroll in a PFFS plan, a beneficiary must have Medicare Part A, be enrolled in Part B, and live in the plan’s service area. If unexpected charges arise, beneficiaries can use the plan’s appeal process to request a review of coverage decisions.

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 Final Review

Medicare eligibility is based on age (65+), disabilities, or certain diseases—not income. Individuals with low income, like Mrs. Park, can seek help through state Medicaid programs that assist with Medicare costs such as savings programs and low-income subsidies.

AHIP Medicare - Module 3 - Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage

The Inflation Reduction Act introduced Part D changes such as capping insulin costs at $35 and eliminating certain vaccine cost-sharing starting in 2023, with further cost-sharing reductions by 2024. Part D coverage is offered only through private plans like PDPs, MA-PD plans, Cost-PD, Medicare-Medi...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Enrollee Protections Appeals and Grievances

Enrollees in Medicare Advantage, Cost, PACE, or MMP plans have the right to file complaints, request decisions, and appeal coverage or payment issues. The grievance process addresses complaints about plan operations or provider services and can be filed orally, in writing, or online through Medicare...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Other types of Medicare Health Plans

Besides Medicare Advantage, other Medicare health plans include Medicare Cost Plans, PACE, Medicare-Medicaid Plans (MMPs), and various state-specific demonstration programs. Medicare Cost Plans are distinct from both Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare.

AHIP Medicare - Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drugs

Organizations offering coordinated care Medicare Advantage plans must provide at least one plan with prescription drug coverage (MA-PD) in each service area. MA PFFS plans, however, are not required to offer drug coverage, and enrollees in PFFS plans without Part D can join a separate Part D plan.

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage Plans and Dual Eligible Beneficiaries

Dual eligible beneficiaries qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, with assistance programs like QMB, SLMB, QI, and QDWI helping cover premiums and cost-sharing. QMB beneficiaries may receive full Medicaid benefits (QMB plus) or only Medicare assistance, with full-benefit dual eligibles (FBDEs) hav...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Part C: Medicare Advantage Plan Benefits

Medicare Advantage plans cover all Part A and B benefits and often reduce Original Medicare cost-sharing. They may also offer supplemental benefits like vision, hearing, and dental, plus special benefits tailored for people with certain chronic conditions, including both health-related and non-healt...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage Eligibility

To enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan, a beneficiary must have Medicare Part A and B, live permanently in the plan’s service area, and be a U.S. citizen or lawfully present. Some plans like SNPs, MSAs, and EGWPs have extra eligibility rules. Certain individuals, such as those with other health bene...

AHIP Medicare - Modular 2 - Medicare Advantage Employer/Union Plans

Employers and unions may offer Medicare Advantage plans to retirees, dependents, and sometimes active employees, including public plans, Employer Group Waiver Plans (EGWPs), or direct contract plans with CMS. EGWPs can be any type of Medicare Advantage plan, such as HMO, PPO, PFFS, or MSA.

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage Medicare Saving Account Plans

Medicare MSA plans combine a high-deductible health plan with a savings account funded by Medicare to help pay for expenses during the deductible phase. They cover Medicare Part A and B benefits after the deductible but do not include Part D drug coverage. Enrollees can use any Medicare-approved pro...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage Private Fee-for-Service Plans

PFFS enrollees can see any Medicare-eligible provider in the U.S. who agrees to the plan’s payment terms. Plans may have networks, but out-of-network use is allowed (sometimes at higher cost).

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage SNP Plans

SNPs are Medicare Advantage plans designed for people with specific needs (health, financial, or living situations). They tailor care and coverage to those needs.

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Advantage Coordinated Care Plans

HMO enrollees must usually use in-network providers, except for emergencies, urgently needed care when away from the service area, dialysis when traveling, or when necessary services aren't available in-network. HMO enrollees often must choose a primary care doctor and may need referrals for special...

AHIP Medicare - Module 2 - Medicare Health Plans: Medicare Advantage Plans

Private plans that cover Medicare Part A & B, often include Part D (MA-PD), have a maximum out-of-pocket limit, and may offer extra benefits not covered by Original Medicare.

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 - Overview of Medicare Program Basics: Choices, Eligibility, and Benefits - MEDIGAP COVERAGE

Medigap is private supplemental insurance that works only with Original Medicare (Parts A & B), covering gaps like deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments.

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 - Overview of Medicare Program Basics: Choices, Eligibility, and Benefits - APPEALS

Beneficiaries using Original Medicare have the right to appeal coverage and payment decisions. A Medicare Summary Notice (MSN)—sent quarterly—details billed services, what Medicare paid, charges owed, and instructions for filing appeal

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 - Overview of Medicare Program Basics: Choices, Eligibility, and Benefits - PART D

Original Medicare beneficiaries can get drug coverage through a stand-alone Part D plan (PDP). Most must actively enroll, except those with dual Medicare-Medicaid eligibility. When choosing a plan, beneficiaries should review premiums, cost-sharing, formulary, and pharmacy networks.

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 - Overview of Medicare Program Basics: Choices, Eligibility, and Benefits - PART B

This deck generally covers outpatient services including doctor visits, lab tests, durable medical equipment, home health care, physical therapy, and chemotherapy. It also includes ambulance services, diabetic supplies, dialysis, telehealth (with limits), and more.

AHIP Medicare - Module 1 - Overview of Medicare Program Basics: Choices, Eligibility, and Benefits - PART A

In 2023, there's a $1,600 deductible per benefit period, which starts upon hospital/SNF admission and ends after 60 days without care. After paying the deductible, Medicare covers 100% of hospital costs for Days 1–60.

AHIP Medicare - Module - 1, Original Medicare_ Eligibility, Enrollment, Entitlement, and Premiums

Original Medicare includes Part A (inpatient hospital, skilled nursing, hospice, home health) and Part B (outpatient services, doctor visits, lab tests, DME, and preventive care).

AHIP Medicare - Module - 1 Overview of Medicare Program Basics

Coverage is available through Original Medicare (fee-for-service) or private plans, with Part D drug coverage always provided through private plans. Covers inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing, rehab, and hospice.

RT134 Oxygen Modalities

This flashcard covers nasal cannula use in infants, set at ¼–2 L/min without fully occluding the nares, primarily for patients recovering from chronic lung disease.

PA Health Insurance - Missed from Practice Test

It asks how long a previously licensed individual has to submit a completed application to become a resident licensee after establishing residency in the state. The correct answer is 90 days, emphasizing the importance of timely action when transferring a license between states.

PA Health Insurance - X. Federal Tax Considerations for Accident and Health Insurance

This deck covers key federal tax considerations related to accident and health insurance, including taxation of premiums, benefits, and consumer-driven plans.

PA Health Insurance - IX. Insurance for Senior Citizens and Special Needs Individuals

This flashcard deck covers key concepts related to Medicare and Medicaid, including eligibility, coverage, and specific provisions for senior citizens and individuals with special needs.

PA Health Insurance - VIII. Dental Insurance

This deck covers key concepts related to dental insurance, including types of dental plans, coverage details, and related insurance policies.

PA Health Insurance - VII. Group Health Insurance

This deck covers key concepts related to group health insurance, including eligibility, coverage, and specific provisions like COBRA and Coordination of Benefits.

PA Health Insurance - VI. Medical Plans

This deck covers key concepts and requirements related to health insurance plans, including HMOs, POS plans, and eligibility criteria for HIPAA and the Health Insurance Marketplace.

PA Health Insurance - V. Disability Income and Related Insurance

Disability insurance provides income when a policyholder cannot work due to illness or injury. Once a claim is approved, the policy begins paying benefits after the elimination period, which acts like a time-based deductible.

PA Health Insurance - IV. Individual Health Insurance Policy General Provisions

This deck covers the general provisions of individual health insurance policies, including policy changes, grace periods, reinstatement, claims, and renewability.

PA Health Insurance - III. Accident and Health Insurance Basics

This deck covers the fundamental concepts of accident and health insurance, including definitions, policy types, underwriting processes, and risk classifications.

PA Health Insurance - II. General Insurance

This deck covers key concepts in general insurance, including types of risks, insurer types, agent authority, and insurance principles. It is designed to help learners understand the foundational elements of insurance policies and operations.

Showing 41 to 80 of 442 results

Healthcareacademic

Resource Type

Document Type

Capital Investment Justification and Variance Analysis in Hospital Management: Evaluating Equipment Purchases and Budget Performance

Analyzing Healthcare Challenges and Solutions in the U.S.: The Impact of the Affordable Care Act and Future Improvements

Analysis of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003: Challenges and Recommendations

Comprehensive Assessment of the Breasts, Axillae, and Reproductive System: Health History, Examination, and Risk Factors

HCS 325 Roles and Functions Paper

BSHS 311 Blake Family System Chart and Analysis

BSHS 311 Humanistic Approach to Terminal Illness: Understanding the Emotional and Psychological Support for Dying Patients

HCS/325 Motivational Methods

HCS 235 Proposal for Health Care Call Center Team Building

BSHS/442 Week 4 Quiz: Advocacy, Mediation, Ethical Dilemmas, and Group Facilitation in Human Services

LTC/310 Community Newsletter

HCS/325 Sharing Knowledge in a Law Firm Manangement

BSHS 462 BUILDING COMMUNITY IN ORGANIZATIONS: Achieving and Maintaining Individual Excellence

BSHS/471 Suicide Self-Help Support System

BSHS/471 Alcohol Crisis Intervention

BSHS 422 Learning Team B: Cultural Competency Assessment

HCA375� Continuous Quality Monitoring and Accreditation

MHA 601 Principles of Healthcare Administration Ashford General Hospital Proposal

Program Design Plan: Enhancing Microsoft Word Skills for Legal Administrative Assistants

HCA 375 Satisfaction and Quality Care

HCA375 Adverse Event Reporting: Continuous Quality Monitoring and Accreditation

HCA 305 Quality Healthcare in U.S.

BHS220- Introduction to Health Statistics SLP- Quantitative Health Datum Trident University

Healthcare Systems II- Johns Hopkins (JH) Hospital

HCS310 Long Term Care Programs and Services Evolving Through the Years

Connect Core Concepts in Health, Brief, 13th Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Occupational Safety and Health for Technologists, Engineers, and Managers, 9th Edition

Test Bank for Introduction to Hospitality , 8th Edition

Core Concepts in Health, Canadian Edition Test Bank

Health Promotion Strategies Through The Life Span , 8th Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for The Basics of Occupational Safety, 3rd Edition

Dental Assisting: A Comprehensive Approach 5th Edition Test Bank

Drug: Use And Abuse 1

Information Technology In Healthcare 1

Strategic Management And Leadership In Healthcare: Enhancing Organizational Performance And Ensuring Quality Care

Implementation And Financial Evaluation Of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System At Somerset Medical Center

Analysis Of Waiting Times In Outpatient Clinics And Factors Influencing Health Behaviors In Women

HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED STATES

Drug: Use And Abuse

Code Of Ethics For The Substance Abuse Counselors