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HSC PDHPE Core 1 HPIA - CQ3

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a health benefit of using emerging technologies for health care in Australia?

a)

Reduced expenditure in medical research

b)

Reduced costs of medical treatment for individuals

c)

Faster recovery of patients from less-invasive procedures

d)

Increased availability of medical services in regional and remote areas

2.

In which list are all the factors perceived advantages of choosing private health insurance?

a)

Private room, reduced time on waiting lists, assigned medical practitioners

b)

Choice of doctor, reduced time on waiting lists, access to ancillary services

c)

Private room, decreased cost to the individual, assigned medical practitioners

d)

Choice of doctor, increased cost to the government, access to ancillary services

3.

Which of the following is the main benefit of emerging treatments and technologies in health care?

a)

Reduced costs for health care

b)

Reduced dental health problems

c)

Improved early detection and screening procedures

d)

Improved waiting times for surgery in public hospitals

4.

What is the most appropriate advice to give people who are making a decision about an alternative health care service or product?

a)

Investigate the credibility of the service, product and practitioner

b)

Cease the conventional medication and medical advice they have been receiving

c)

Combine alternative health care services with complementary health care products

d)

Seek recommendations from friends and family who have experienced success with alternative health care services and products

5.

Meditation techniques are used by some patients while undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. What type of approach to treatment is this?

a)

Diversionary

b)

Pain management

c)

Alternative health care

d)

Complementary health care

6.

The graph summarises historical and projected data for Australian health care expenditure and the Australian working population. Which major health care issue does the graph predict?

a)

Funding for new and emerging medical technologies required by working Australians

b)

Funding for health care in an increasing ageing population

c)

Increasing demand for health care by the long-term unemployed

d)

Increasing prevalence of non-communicable disease in the Australian working population

7.

What currently is the area of greatest health care expenditure in Australia?

a)

Research

b)

Hospitals

c)

Dental Services

d)

Preventative health initiatives

8.

Ancillary cover in private health insurance can assist with which of the following costs?

a)

General practitioner fees

b)

Prescription and other medications

c)

Physiotherapy, dental services and optometry

d)

Treatment as a private patient in either a public or private hospital

9.

What is a benefit of emerging medical technologies?

a)

They are readily accessible for all patients.

b)

They are inexpensive for public and private hospitals.

c)

They can provide a means of early detection.

d)

They decrease the need for Medicare and the Pharmaceuticals Benefits Scheme.

10.

Who has primary responsibility for providing health care services such as public hospitals and mental health facilities?

a)

State governments

b)

Local Governments

c)

Federal Government

d)

Non-government organisations

11.

What is the most likely reason for the increase in the number of people seeking alternative health care approaches in Australia?

a)

Greater availability of alternative health care in public hospitals

b)

Greater clinical effectiveness of alternative health care methods

c)

Increased provision of Medicare subsidies for alternative approaches to health care

d)

Increased acceptance of alternative medicine by the community and medical practitioners

12.

Which government strategy would have the greatest potential to reduce long-term healthcare expenditure?

a)

Increasing spending on emergency care in hospitals

b)

Directing more expenditure towards preventative health

c)

Providing rebates to people with private health insurance

d)

Allocating greater funding to improve existing curative health services

13.

Adjusting the spine through physical manipulation is an example of which type of alternative health care?

a)

Acupuncture

b)

Aromatherapy

c)

Chirpractic

d)

Iridology

14.

What is Medicare?

a)

Australia’s main private health care provider

b)

Australia’s tax-funded national health care system

c)

Australia’s provider of publicly subsidised medication

d)

Australia’s health insurance provider for the disadvantaged

15.

Which of the following is a benefit of emerging treatments and technologies in healthcare?

a)

Early detection of disease

b)

Reduced cost for health care

c)

Improved access to dental care

d)

Improved participation in screening procedures

16.

By researching the nature and benefits of a health product an individual is able to

a)

use a holistic health approach.

b)

make informed health consumer choices.

c)

access alternative health care approaches.

d)

access a range of complementary medicines.

17.

What are some features of Medicare?

a)

Bulk billing, ancillary cover

b)

Bulk billing, Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

c)

Free treatment in public hospitals, Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

d)

Free treatment in public hospitals, subsidised or free treatment by medical practitioners

18.

What alternative health care treatment involves inserting fine needles into specific parts of the body?

a)

Accupuncture

b)

Chiropractic

c)

Homeopathy

d)

Iridology

19.

What is a potential benefit for individuals of emerging new surgical treatments in health care?

a)

Higher Medicare rebate

b)

Reduced waiting times for surgery

c)

Greater accessibility to treatments in rural areas

d)

Faster recovery time from less invasive treatments

20.

Which type of health care service has the highest expenditure by state/territory governments in Australia?

a)

Dental Services

b)

Public Hospitals

c)

Palliative care hospitals

d)

Pharmaceutical services

21.

Which of the following identifies a responsibility of each level of government in Australia's health care system

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

22.

Which of the following lists three examples of institutional health care?

a)

Nursing homes, private hospitals, psychiatric hospitals

b)

Health promotion agencies, nursing homes, private hospitals

c)

Community health clinics, physiotherapy, private health insurance

d)

General practitioners, private health insurance, psychiatric hospitals

23.

Which of the following best describes Medicare?

a)

It is funded by taxpayers and covers the cost of ambulance services

b)

It is funded by private contributions and covers the cost of physiotherapy

c)

It is funded by insurance premiums and covers the cost of private hospitals

d)

It is funded by a levy and subsidises the cost f visits to general practitioners

24.

A patient is considering the suitability of an alternative health care approach.

Which of the following would best assist the patient to make an informed decision about this alternative approach?

a)

Information provided on websites

b)

Scientific evidence about its success

c)

An advertisement that promotes its safety

d)

The endorsement of a friend who has used it

25.

The graph shows (government) expenditure for patients admitted to hospital in Australia, by age, for 2012-2013.


Which of the following is most likely to be responsible for admitted patient expenditures over $2500 million?

a)

Mental health and injuries

b)

Mental health and respiratory diseases

c)

Cardiovascular diseases and injuries

d)

Cardiovascular diseases and respiratory diseases