WorksheetsHealth Science Foundations Semester Final Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which Medicare Program is specifically for outpatient and physician visits?
Medicare A
Medicare B
Medicare C
Medicare D
What healthcare system is funded by both federal and state governments?
Medicare
Medicaid
TRICARE
ACA
What is the primary goal of HIPAA?
Prevent medical malpractice
Protect patient privacy
Standardize healthcare documentation
Reduce healthcare costs
What type of insurance plan requires pre-authorization for specialist visits?
PPO
HMO
Medicare Advantage
Fee-for-Service
What is the definition of cultural competence?
Understanding and respecting different cultures in healthcare
Celebrating diversity in the workplace
Ignoring cultural differences
Adopting a new culture
Which of the following is NOT a type of nonverbal communication?
Eye contact
Facial expressions
Speaking clearly
Body language
Which legal principle involves 'doing no harm'?
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy
Justice
Which document ensures patients have the right to make decisions about their healthcare?
Patient Bill of Rights
HIPAA Authorization
Informed Consent
Durable Power of Attorney
What is the correct medical term for 'inflammation of the liver'?
Hepatomegaly
Hepatitis
Hepatoma
Hepatology
The suffix '-itis' means:
Condition
Inflammation
Disease
Tumor
What type of insurance plan allows patients flexibility without referrals?
HMO
PPO
Medicaid
Medicare
The prefix 'hyper-' means:
Below
Excessive
Around
Equal
What is the primary role of OSHA in healthcare?
Protect patient privacy
Ensure worker safety
Regulate medical devices
Oversee billing practices
What is an example of a sentinel event?
Patient missed appointment
Patient injury from fall
Scheduling delay
Provider communication error
All the following are considered types of abuse EXCEPT:
Physical
Mental/Emotional
Sexual
Counseling
What type of data is 'patient reports nausea'?
Objective
Subjective
The physical therapist documents that the manual muscle testing strength of the biceps brachii was 4+/5 and strong without. This would go into which portion of the SOAP note?
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan
What does 'beneficence' mean in healthcare?
Avoid harm
Do good
Ensure privacy
Promote justice
Which act expanded Medicaid eligibility?
Affordable Care Act
HIPAA
Medicare Modernization Act
COBRA
What is telemedicine?
Remote patient care via technology
Coding for billing
Diagnostic lab work
Equipment sterilization
(a) ensures the confidentiality and security of patient health information. (Word Bank: a) HIPAA, b) Cultural Diversity, c) Autonomy, d) Objective, e) Telemedicine)
The principle of (a) refers to respecting a patient’s right to make decisions about their own healthcare. (Word Bank: a) HIPAA, b) Cultural Diversity, c) Autonomy, d) Objective, e) Telemedicine)
(a) involves using technology to provide healthcare remotely. (Word Bank: a) HIPAA, b) Cultural Diversity, c) Autonomy, d) Objective, e) Telemedicine)
(a) refers to differences in language, beliefs, and traditions in a healthcare setting. (Word Bank: a) HIPAA, b) Cultural Diversity, c) Autonomy, d) Objective, e) Telemedicine)
(a) data includes measurable or observable facts such as vital signs. (Word Bank: a) HIPAA, b) Cultural Diversity, c) Autonomy, d) Objective, e) Telemedicine)
What is the primary purpose of advanced directives?
To outline a patient’s wishes for medical care
To provide patient privacy protections
To standardize care across facilities
To regulate healthcare billing
Which type of healthcare system is funded by taxes and provides coverage to all citizens?
Single-payer system- Universal Coverage
Fee-for-service system
Managed Care system
Employer-sponsored insurance
What does the 'SOAP' acronym stand for in medical documentation?
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
Symptoms, Observation, Assessment, Procedure
Subjective, Observation, Assessment, Plan
Symptoms, Objective, Adjustment, Procedure
What is an example of a legal issue in healthcare?
Failing to document a treatment properly
Explaining a procedure to a patient
Scheduling follow-up care
Offering interpreter services
Which healthcare professional typically diagnoses and treats illnesses?
Radiology Technician
Certified Medical Assistant
Occupational Therapist
Physician
What is the main role of TRICARE?
Offer private insurance plans
Manage Medicaid programs
Provide coverage for military personnel and families
Expand the Affordable Care Act
Which act provides temporary insurance coverage after employment ends?
COBRA
Medicare
Medicaid
Affordable Care Act
What is the primary purpose of Medicare Part D?
Cover inpatient hospital care
Provide prescription drug coverage
Offer wellness visits
Cover outpatient services
Which principle focuses on fairness in distributing healthcare resources?
Autonomy
Beneficence
Justice
Consequentialism
What is the primary benefit of telemedicine?
Reduced healthcare costs
Increased surgical precision
Enhanced diagnostic equipment
Improved access to care
Which of the following is an example of subjective data?
A patient's blood pressure is 120/80
The patient reports feeling dizzy
A patient's weight is 150 pounds
The patient's temperature is 98.6°F
What is the key purpose of informed consent?
To provide patient privacy protections
To protect the hospital from lawsuits
To standardize communication
To ensure patients understand and agree to a procedure
What does the Affordable Care Act (ACA) primarily aim to achieve?
Reduce pharmaceutical costs
Expand access to healthcare
Eliminate private insurance
Standardize billing practices
What is the main focus of hospice care?
Pain management and comfort for terminally ill patients
Rehabilitation services for injured patients
Preventative care for chronic conditions
Surgical procedures for critical illnesses
Which organization is responsible for accrediting healthcare facilities?
CMS
OSHA
Which type of insurance plan requires a primary care physician referral?
Medicare
PPO
Fee-for-service
HMO
What is the purpose of diagnostic-related groups (DRG)?
Classify hospital cases for reimbursement
Provide outpatient procedure guidelines
Regulate clinical trials
Standardize diagnostic coding
What is an example of malpractice?
Documenting a patient visit
Explaining risks of treatment
Failure to provide proper care
Scheduling follow-up care
What is the purpose of cultural competence training?
To improve patient-provider communication
To standardize healthcare documentation
To provide identical care to all patients
To reduce hospital costs
What is the main focus of occupational therapy?
Restoring physical strength
Diagnosing illnesses
Administering medication
Helping patients perform daily activities
