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Questions
1. Which of the following was created to replace the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act?
The Better Care Reconciliation Act
The Health Improvement Omnibus Bill
SuperTrump
The Patient Support and Inclusion Act
2. Which of the following monitors risks associated with nonphysician personnel and with facilities under direct control of hospital administrators?
Risk management
Utilization review
Peer review
Quality assurance
3. Which agency is best known for its recognition program- the Patient Centered Medical Home?
Joint Commission
National Committee for Quality Assurance
Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program
Utilization Review Accreditation Commission
4. All qualified health plans that participate in an exchange, as well as individual and small-group plans outside of the exchanges, must offer a standard benefit package known as:
minimum health benefits.
standard health benefits.
essential health benefits.
required health benefits.
5. Which of the following models includes coordination between public interest lawyers and health care workers to strategically address social determinants of health?
The Precede/ Proceed Model
The Public Health Model
The Medical-Legal Partnership
The Cochran-Snow Collaborative
6. Which element of the policy analysis is simple to define but is often one of the most difficult parts of the analysis to do well?
Problem statement
Background
Landscape
Recommendation
7. What action has the former Republican Administration taken to alter the Affordable Care Act?
Reduce open enrollment periods
Eliminate cost-sharing reductions to insurers
Extend short-term limited-duration plans from 3 months to 1 year
All of these are correct
8. The federal Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (PSQIA) was signed into law in 2005 in response to the To Err Is Human report from the:
American Medical Association.
Food and Drug Administration.
Institute of Medicine.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
9. What type of chemical agents, of which cyanide is an example, primarily cause seizures and respiratory and cardiac failure in high doses?
Blister agents
Blood agents
Choking agents
Nerve agents
10. Public health preparedness for __________ must focus on basic scientific research to better understand the threats and work to design effective drugs, vaccines, and other therapeutics and ensure the existence of sufficient production capacity for these tools.
CBRN agents
naturally occurring disease threats
natural disasters
manmade environmental disasters
11. According to Professor John Kindgon, in what stream of policy analysis are solutions proposed?
Problem stream
Policy stream
Political stream
Analytical stream
12. What type of chemical agents, of which chloropicrin is an example, produces temporary, usually nonfatal, irritation of the skin, eyes, and respiratory tract?
Riot control agents
Blood agents
Choking agents
Nerve agents
13. What piece of legislation, one of the most complex areas of federal civil law, was established in 1974 mainly to protect the employee pension system from employer fraud?
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act
Tax Relief and Health Care Act
Employee Retirement Income Security Act
14. Which of the following was the main force behind early efforts for national healthcare reform?
Socialist party
Progressive party
American Medical Association
American Association for Labor Legislation
15. Those who argued against the individual mandate contend that the __________ clause in the U.S. Constitution does not permit Congress to require an individual to purchase a service or good such as health insurance.
Commerce
Exceptions
Spending
Property