1. Chapter 16: Consumerism $100 $200 $300 $400 $100$100$100 $200 $300 $400 Managed Care Health Professionals Federal Health Care Self-Care FINAL ROUND

2. Managed Care: $100 Question Hospitals run by religious or other humanitarian groups that reinvest their earnings in the hospital to improve health care are called a. health maintenance organizations. b. for-profit hospitals. c. outpatient care centers. d. nonprofit hospitals. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

3. Managed Care: $100 Answer Hospitals run by religious or other humanitarian groups that reinvest their earnings in the hospital to improve health care are called a. health maintenance organizations. b. for-profit hospitals. c. outpatient care centers. d. nonprofit hospitals. BACK TO GAME

4. Managed Care: $200 Question Which of the following is not true concerning HMO’s? a. The premiums are the least expensive. b. There are no or low deductibles. c. There are no or low coinsurance payments. d. There are no copayments. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

5. Managed Care: $200 Answer Which of the following is not true concerning HMO’s? a. The premiums are the least expensive. b. There are no or low deductibles. c. There are no or low coinsurance payments. d. There are no copayments. BACK TO GAME

6. Managed Care: $300 Question Under what type of managed care plan can patients go to providers outside their HMO for care, but they must pay for the extra cost? a. Health maintenance organization b. Independent practice association c. Point of service d. Preferred provider BACK TO GAME ANSWER

7. Managed Care: $300 Answer Under what type of managed care plan can patients go to providers outside their HMO for care, but they must pay for the extra cost? a. Health maintenance organization b. Independent practice association c. Point of service d. Preferred provider BACK TO GAME

8. Managed Care: $400 Question A proprietary hospital is a __________ hospital. a. teaching b. for-profit c. nonprofit d. ambulatory care BACK TO GAME ANSWER

9. Managed Care: $400 Answer A proprietary hospital is a __________ hospital. a. teaching b. for-profit c. nonprofit d. ambulatory care BACK TO GAME

10. Health Professionals: $100 Question A practitioner who works under the supervision of a licensed physician and is legally permitted to prescribe drugs in most states is a a. physician’s assistant. b. nurse practitioner. c. pharmacist. d. physician’s technician. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

11. Health Professionals: $100 Answer A practitioner who works under the supervision of a licensed physician and is legally permitted to prescribe drugs in most states is a a. physician’s assistant. b. nurse practitioner. c. pharmacist. d. physician’s technician. BACK TO GAME

12. Health Professionals: $200 Question Jeff has received training similar to a medical doctor’s but puts special emphasis on the skeletal and muscular systems. Jeff is a(n) a. internist. b. osteopath. c. general practitioner. d. endocrinologist. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

13. Health Professionals: $200 Answer Jeff has received training similar to a medical doctor’s but puts special emphasis on the skeletal and muscular systems. Jeff is a(n) a. internist. b. osteopath. c. general practitioner. d. endocrinologist. BACK TO GAME

14. Health Professionals: $300 Question An individual who evaluates visual problems and fits glasses but is not a trained physician is an a. oncologist. b. optometrist. c. otolaryngologist. d. ophthalmologist. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

15. Health Professionals: $300 Answer An individual who evaluates visual problems and fits glasses but is not a trained physician is an a. oncologist. b. optometrist. c. otolaryngologist. d. ophthalmologist. BACK TO GAME

16. Health Professionals: $400 Question A nurse who has an advanced degree, conducts diagnostic tests, and can prescribe medication in some states is a a. registered nurse. b. nurse anesthetist. c. licensed practical nurse. d. nurse practitioner. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

17. Health Professionals: $400 Answer A nurse who has an advanced degree, conducts diagnostic tests, and can prescribe medication in some states is a a. registered nurse. b. nurse anesthetist. c. licensed practical nurse. d. nurse practitioner. BACK TO GAME

18. Federal Health Care: $100 Question Which insurance program covers 99% of adults over 65 years of age as well as all totally and permanently disabled people? a. Medicaid b. Social security c. Medicare d. HMO BACK TO GAME ANSWER

19. Federal Health Care: $100 Answer Which insurance program covers 99% of adults over 65 years of age as well as all totally and permanently disabled people? a. Medicaid b. Social security c. Medicare d. HMO BACK TO GAME

20. Federal Health Care: $200 Question What payment system was created to establish how much a hospital would be reimbursed for a particular patient? a. Diagnosis-related groups b. Managed-care health plans c. Medicaid d Portability of health insurance benefits BACK TO GAME ANSWER

21. Federal Health Care: $200 Answer What payment system was created to establish how much a hospital would be reimbursed for a particular patient? a. Diagnosis-related groups b. Managed-care health plans c. Medicaid d Portability of health insurance benefits BACK TO GAME

22. Federal Health Care: $300 Question Mary is a single parent on welfare. Her medical bills are paid by a federal health insurance program for the poor known as a. social security. b. medicaid. c. medicare. d. title 19. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

23. Federal Health Care: $300 Answer Mary is a single parent on welfare. Her medical bills are paid by a federal health insurance program for the poor known as a. social security. b. medicaid. c. medicare. d. title 19. BACK TO GAME

24. Federal Health Care: $400 Question All of the following are true of Medicaid except: a. It is a federal-state matching welfare program. b. The state determines income eligibility. c. It operates the same from state to state. d. The state determines payments to providers. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

25. Federal Health Care: $400 Answer All of the following are true of Medicaid except: a. It is a federal-state matching welfare program. b. The state determines income eligibility. c. It operates the same from state to state. d. The state determines payments to providers. BACK TO GAME

26. Self-Care: $100 Question An apparent cure or improved state of health brought about by a product that has no generally recognized therapeutic value is known as a(n) a. concurrent effect. b. phantom effect. c. placebo effect. d. attribution. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

27. Self-Care: $100 Answer An apparent cure or improved state of health brought about by a product that has no generally recognized therapeutic value is known as a(n) a. concurrent effect. b. phantom effect. c. placebo effect. d. attribution. BACK TO GAME

28. Self-Care: $200 Question The common cold will improve with time, with or without treatment. This concept relates to a. capitation. b. spontaneous remission. c. the holistic approach. d. complementary and alternative medicine. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

29. Self-Care: $200 Answer The common cold will improve with time, with or without treatment. This concept relates to a. capitation. b. spontaneous remission. c. the holistic approach. d. complementary and alternative medicine. BACK TO GAME

30. Self-Care: $300 Question Common forms of self-care include all of the following except: a. Monthly breast examinations b. Self-administered flu vaccinations c. Using a home HIV test kit d. Checking blood pressure BACK TO GAME ANSWER

31. Self-Care: $300 Answer Common forms of self-care include all of the following except: a. Monthly breast examinations b. Self-administered flu vaccinations c. Using a home HIV test kit d. Checking blood pressure BACK TO GAME

32. Self-Care: $400 Question Which of the following would not necessitate consulting a physician? a. Recurrent diarrhea b. Adverse reaction to an insect bite c. Unexplained weight loss d. A sore throat BACK TO GAME ANSWER

33. Self-Care: $400 Answer Which of the following would not necessitate consulting a physician? a. Recurrent diarrhea b. Adverse reaction to an insect bite c. Unexplained weight loss d. A sore throat BACK TO GAME

34. FINAL ROUND Question The percentage of a medical bill one must pay throughout the course of treatment is called the a. deductible. b. coinsurance. c. copayment. d. point of service. BACK TO GAME ANSWER

35. FINAL ROUND Answer The percentage of a medical bill one must pay throughout the course of treatment is called the a. deductible. b. coinsurance. c. copayment. d. point of service. BACK TO GAME