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What is the difference between a public healthcare system and a government healthcare system?

A
A public healthcare system is privately owned and operated while a government healthcare system serves needy populations and does not pay profits out to owners.
B
A government healthcare system is privately owned and operated while a public healthcare system serves needy populations and does not pay profits out to owners.
C
A government healthcare system provides free or partially free healthcare services to everyone while a public healthcare system provides free or partially free healthcare services to specific eligible people.
D
A public healthcare system provides free or partially free healthcare services to everyone while a government healthcare system provides free or partially free healthcare services to specific eligible people.
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Who is most likely to be eligible for government health insurance?

A
small business owners
B
healthcare workers
C
the unemployed
D
senior citizens
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What may occur when a healthcare system limits the range of services it offers?

A
decreased healthcare costs
B
delays in delivery of needed care
C
improved quality of care
D
increased time to tend to patients
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Which of the following is a list of components of health insurance plans?

A
Premiums, co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles
B
Premiums, co-pays, bill adjustments, and deductibles
C
Medicaid, co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles
D
Bill adjustments, Medicare, deductibles, and co-insurance

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