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Public vs Private Health Care Agencies

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of health care agency is supported by tax money?

a)

Public (Official government)

b)

Nonofficial (voluntary)

c)

Private

2.

What is the primary service of private health care agencies?

a)

Programs of disease prevention and wellness promotion

b)

Research and education

c)

Curing disease and illness

3.

Fill in the blank: The accountability for public (official government) health care agencies lies with _________.

a)

Taxpayers and government

b)

Private corporations

c)

International organizations

d)

Non-governmental organizations

4.

How are programs determined in nonofficial (voluntary) health care agencies?

a)

Mandated and nonmandated

b)

Supporter interest

c)

Defined goals of the organization

5.

Which type of health care agency offers direct health services as an additional service?

a)

Public (Official government)

b)

Nonofficial (voluntary)

c)

Private

6.

Which type of health care agency is supported by taxes?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

7.

Which type of health care agency is accountable to the government and taxpayers?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

8.

Which type of health care agency emphasizes disease prevention and wellness promotion programs?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

9.

Which type of health care agency is a provider of direct health care services?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

10.

Which type of health care agency is supported by voluntary contributions?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

11.

Which type of health care agency charges a fee for services?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

12.

Which type of health care agency places emphasis on education and research?

a)

Official Health Care Agencies

b)

Voluntary Health Care Agencies

13.

Which type of government agency is responsible for city or county health departments?

a)

Local

b)

Federal

c)

International

d)

Private

14.

Which government agency is funded by state taxes?

a)

State

b)

Federal

c)

Local

d)

International

15.

Which government agency is funded by federal taxes?

a)

Federal

b)

State

c)

Local

d)

Private

16.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of local government agencies?

a)

City or county health department

b)

Health promotion programs

c)

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

d)

Responds to community health issues

17.

The head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is appointed by the President and advises the President in health matters.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Which government agency sometimes receives money from the federal government?

a)

State

b)

Private

c)

International

d)

Commercial

19.

Which agency is associated with health promotion programs?

a)

Local

b)

Transport

c)

Finance

d)

Agriculture

20.

Which of the following is NOT an operating division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)?

a)

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

b)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

c)

National Institute of Health (NIH)

d)

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

21.

What does the abbreviation FDA stand for in the context of HHS operating divisions?

a)

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

b)

Federal Drug Association

c)

Food Development Agency

d)

Federal Department of Agriculture

22.

The National Institute of Health (NIH) consists of how many institutes and centers?

a)

27

b)

15

c)

35

d)

22

23.

Which HHS division is responsible for healthcare research and quality?

a)

A) AHRQ

b)

B) IHS

c)

C) CMS

d)

D) FDA

24.

Fill in the blank: The World Health Organization (WHO) is an agency of the _________

a)

United Nations (UN)

b)

World Bank

c)

European Union (EU)

d)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

25.

Fill in the blank: The World Health Organization (WHO) is the coordinating authority on international ________ health.

a)

public

b)

private

c)

personal

d)

domestic

26.

Fill in the blank: The World Health Organization (WHO) works worldwide to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the ________.

a)

vulnerable

b)

wealthy

c)

powerful

d)

indifferent

27.

Fill in the blank: The World Health Organization (WHO) is funded through fees paid by member nations of the _________.

a)

United Nations

b)

European Union

c)

World Bank

d)

African Union

28.

Fill in the blank: The World Health Organization (WHO) coordinates international efforts to control outbreaks of ________ and sponsors programs to prevent and treat such diseases.

a)

infections

b)

earthquakes

c)

famines

d)

wars

29.

Fill in the blank: Voluntary Health Care Agencies are ________ organizations.

a)

Nonprofit

b)

For-profit

c)

Government

d)

Private

30.

Fill in the blank: Voluntary Health Care Agencies provide services ________ to official health care agencies.

a)

complementary

b)

contradictory

c)

opposite

d)

irrelevant

31.

Fill in the blank: ________ support the system in Voluntary Health Care Agencies.

a)

Volunteers

b)

Doctors

c)

Patients

d)

Pharmacists

32.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies can be ________ and Nonprofit.

a)

For profit

b)

Government owned

c)

Community based

d)

Public sector

33.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies can be ________ based.

a)

Faith

b)

Government

c)

Corporate

d)

Community

34.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies can be ________.

a)

Corporations

b)

Government Departments

c)

Non-profit Clubs

d)

Public Schools

35.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies can be made up of small groups of ________.

a)

individuals

b)

corporations

c)

governments

d)

machines

36.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies provide a continuum of ________ services.

a)

health care

b)

financial

c)

educational

d)

transportation

37.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies charge a ________ for services.

a)

fee

b)

donation

c)

tax

d)

fine

38.

Fill in the blank: Private Health Care Agencies aim to cure ________ and illness.

a)

disease

b)

happiness

c)

wealth

d)

education

39.

Fill in the blank: Government mandates can impact access and ________ structures in Private Health Care Agencies.

a)

payment

b)

building

c)

teaching

d)

cooking

40.

Which type of hospital is nonfederal, short-term general, and specialty, and provides acute care?

a)

Community Hospitals

b)

Federal or State Government Hospitals

c)

Teaching and Research Hospitals

d)

Critical Access Hospitals

41.

Which type of hospital includes Veterans’ Health Administration (VHA), state, county, and municipally owned and operated nonprofit hospitals?

a)

Community Hospitals

b)

Federal or State Government Hospitals (Public)

c)

Teaching and Research Hospitals

d)

Critical Access Hospitals

42.

Which type of hospital can be community or federal hospitals, serves as training sites, and conducts research to develop treatments and strategies for low-cost, high-quality care?

a)

Community Hospitals

b)

Federal or State Government Hospitals

c)

Teaching and Research Hospitals

d)

Critical Access Hospitals

43.

Which type of hospital requires certification, has no more than 25 inpatient beds, and is located at least 35 miles away from any other hospital?

a)

Community Hospitals

b)

Federal or State Government Hospitals

c)

Teaching and Research Hospitals

d)

Critical Access Hospitals

44.

Fill in the blank: Community Hospitals are ________, short-term general, and specialty hospitals that provide acute care.

a)

nonfederal

b)

private

c)

federal

d)

for-profit

45.

Fill in the blank: Critical Access Hospitals have no more than ______ inpatient beds.

a)

25

b)

50

c)

10

d)

100

46.

Fill in the blank: Primary care is the point at which the individual enters the _________

a)

health care system

b)

education system

c)

judicial system

d)

transportation system

47.

Fill in the blank: Primary care providers offer ________ and treatment.

a)

diagnosis

b)

transportation

c)

construction

d)

entertainment

48.

Fill in the blank: In primary care, there is a ________ for services.

a)

fee

b)

discount

c)

penalty

d)

bonus

49.

Fill in the blank: In primary care, patients are referred to a ________ if needed.

a)

specialist

b)

pharmacist

c)

receptionist

d)

technician

50.

Fill in the blank: Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) specialize in ________ health care.

a)

primary

b)

emergency

c)

dental

d)

veterinary

51.

Fill in the blank: APRNs practice in all areas of ________ care.

a)

health

b)

financial

c)

legal

d)

technical

52.

Fill in the blank: APRNs function within the ________ of their respective state.

a)

Nurse Practice Act

b)

Code of Ethics

c)

Medical Board Regulations

d)

Federal Guidelines

53.

Ambulatory Services: ________ offer less expensive care and provide assessment, advice, monitoring, teaching, treatment, evaluation, and care coordination.

a)

Ambulatory Services

b)

Emergency Rooms

c)

Intensive Care Units

d)

Long-term Care Facilities

54.

What type of care do outpatient clinics provide to clients after hospitalization?

a)

Emergency care

b)

Follow-up care

c)

Surgical care

d)

No care

55.

No appointment is necessary at urgent care centers, and they are an alternative to the emergency department.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

One-Day Surgical Care Centers: These centers perform surgery at a scheduled date and time and discharge patients once they have recovered from ________ and are stable.

a)

anesthesia

b)

infection

c)

medication

d)

exercise

57.

Free Clinics: What is the main purpose of free clinics?

a)

Provide expensive care

b)

Alternative means of providing primary health care

c)

Only offer emergency services

d)

Only for children

58.

Which type of community-based care provides home health services, in the client’s home, with an increased focus on relationship-centered care?

a)

Home Health Nursing

b)

Hospice Care

c)

Adult Day Care

d)

Assisted Living

59.

Which type of community-based care aims to improve the health status of communities or groups of people through public education, screens for early detection of disease, and provides services for people who need care outside the acute care setting?

a)

Community Health Nursing

b)

Palliative Care

c)

Intensive Care Nursing

d)

Occupational Therapy

60.

Which type of community-based care provides services for individuals who need supervision because of physical or safety needs but are not candidates for residing in a long-term care facility?

a)

Adult Day Care Centers

b)

Hospice Care

c)

Home Health Agencies

d)

Skilled Nursing Facilities

61.

Which type of community-based care is not there for personal or medical care, but is for people who like to live with seniors who share their interests?

a)

Independent Living Facilities

b)

Skilled Nursing Facilities

c)

Assisted Living Facilities

d)

Memory Care Units

62.

Which type of community-based care provides a home with services?

a)

Assisted Living Programs

b)

Adult Day Care Centers

c)

Home Health Care Services

d)

Hospice Care

63.

Which type of community-based care provides a continuum of living options from independent living, enriched living, assisted living, and skilled nursing care all on one campus?

a)

Continuing Care Retirement Community

b)

Adult Day Care Center

c)

Home Health Agency

d)

Hospice Care Facility

64.

Which type of community-based care offers temporary or long-term residential care, housekeeping, and personal care for a small number of adults unrelated to the operator (group home)?

a)

Board and Care Homes

b)

Hospice Care

c)

Skilled Nursing Facility

d)

Adult Day Care

65.

What is the main focus of all long-term care facilities?

a)

Promoting independence, maintaining function, and supporting autonomy

b)

Providing only emergency care

c)

Offering only recreational activities

d)

None of the above

66.

Which programs will cover the cost of Long-Term Care (LTC) under certain conditions?

a)

Medicare

b)

Medicaid

c)

VHA/Veterans Benefit Administration (VBA)

d)

All of the above

67.

Services and supplies in a skilled nursing facility can be provided by or under the supervision of ________.

a)

skilled or licensed nursing personnel

b)

untrained volunteers

c)

family members only

d)

administrative staff

68.

Skilled care is considered care that is medically necessary to improve the quality of the client’s health or to maintain or slow decompensation of a client’s condition, including ________.

a)

palliative treatment

b)

cosmetic surgery

c)

recreational therapy

d)

elective procedures

69.

Delivery of skilled care is based on a ________.

a)

written care plan

b)

verbal agreement

c)

patient's preference only

d)

random schedule

70.

What is the main goal of Rehabilitation Services?

a)

Help the client return to highest level of functioning and prevent further disability

b)

Provide only physical therapy to the client

c)

Focus solely on medication management

d)

Encourage complete dependence on caregivers

71.

Which type of facility/service includes programs such as nutritional counseling, exercise programs, stress reduction, and weight control?

a)

Wellness Centers

b)

Emergency Rooms

c)

Radiology Departments

d)

Intensive Care Units

72.

What is the primary focus of Hospice Care?

a)

Maintain comfort as death approaches

b)

Cure the underlying disease

c)

Prolong life at all costs

d)

Focus on aggressive treatments

73.

Palliative Care is best described as: Comfort care initiated at the onset of treatment whether terminal or not. Diagnosis to cure.

a)

True

b)

False