AnswersWHS_Intro to Healthcare 2026_IUnit Test

Unit Test — Unit test Answers

10 verified answers1 views
1
Free Preview

Which of the following best represents the advantages of working for a for-profit healthcare facility?

A
less potential for job loss, more vacation time, better cafeteria food
B
more government holidays, better job security, less responsibility
C
assistance of unpaid volunteers, more job security, better pension
D
potential for higher income, new facilities and equipment, more specialized services
2
Free Preview

Which of the following best describes a healthcare facility?

A
any place that a patient receives care from a health professional
B
any place that a patient must pay for health services
C
any place that has scientists who do research on human health
D
any place that allows patients to stay overnight to receive care
3

Which statement best describes accredited healthcare facilities?

A
Healthcare facilities that are accredited are less regulated than those that are not.
B
Healthcare facilities that are accredited are more expensive than those that are not.
C
Healthcare facilities that are accredited will likely provide quality care.
D
Healthcare facilities that are accredited will provide poor health care.
4

What is obstetrics?

A
a branch of medicine that deals with pregnancy and childbirth
B
a branch of medicine that deals with medical imaging and x-rays
C
a branch of medicine that deals with rehabilitation strategies
D
a branch of medicine that deals with dental procedures
5

When data collected on the performance of a healthcare facility suggests that quality standards have not been met, what is one method that can be used to correct the problem?

A
develop a corrective action plan
B
perform a medical chart audit
C
conduct a safety inspection
D
lay off employees
6

What could happen if a public healthcare system is short on funds?

A
The time doctors have to spend doing paperwork may increase dramatically.
B
The public will receive medical care from private healthcare systems.
C
The chance for a facility to offer more advanced treatments may be limited.
D
The facility will have to hire more workers to compensate for the loss.
7

What does a strong economy do for the healthcare industry?

A
gives patients more rights with regard to their healthcare services
B
allows countries to spend more money on healthcare services
C
gives patients access to receive free food and water to improve health
D
helps countries reduce the spread of contagious disease outbreaks
8

Which statement is the best example of epidemiology?

A
Chloe is trying to understand the global policies for food safety.
B
Peter is analyzing data about the side effects of medications.
C
Roger is studying several types of moral issues in health care.
D
Susan is tracking a disease outbreak to find out where it came from.
9

If an insured individual’s out-of-pocket expenses are low, which of the following statements is most likely to be true?

A
The health insurance policy will charge a lower premium.
B
The health insurance policy will charge a higher premium.
C
The health insurance policy will charge no premium.
D
The health insurance policy will send the patient a bill for services.
10

Health insurance is

A
an agreement between a patient and a healthcare provider, stating that the patient will pay for all medical expenses.
B
an agreement between a healthcare provider and a health insurance company, stating that the health insurance company will pay a portion of the provider’s medical expenses.
C
an agreement between a patient and a health insurance company, stating that the health insurance company will pay a portion of the patient’s medical expenses.
D
an agreement between a patient and a health care provider, stating that the health care provider will pay for all of the medical expenses.

Did you find these answers helpful?

More from this Course

Quiz
25 verified answers

Unit Test

Assignment
5 verified answers

Assignment

Assignment
4 verified answers

Healthcare Providers and Consumers

Unit Test — Unit test Answers — WHS_Intro to…