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Challenges in Healthcare Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a major factor contributing to rising healthcare costs in the United States?

a)

Decreased life expectancy

b)

Lower technology costs

c)

Newly developed healthcare technologies and medications

d)

Reduced chronic illness rates

2.

How much have healthcare premiums for family coverage increased over the last 10 years?

a)

25 percent

b)

54 percent

c)

35 percent

d)

45 percent

3.

What demographic trend is contributing to increased healthcare costs?

a)

Decreasing population growth

b)

Rising infant mortality

c)

Aging baby boomer generation

d)

Declining chronic illness rates

4.

What is the average annual healthcare cost for a family of four in the United States?

a)

$15,000

b)

$20,000

c)

$28,000

d)

$35,000

5.

Which healthcare delivery model aims to provide lower-cost care through contracts between insurance companies and providers?

a)

PPOs

b)

HMOs

c)

DRGs

d)

ACAs

6.

What was a major provision of the Affordable Care Act?

a)

Reducing preventive care coverage

b)

Limiting access to health insurance exchanges

c)

Requiring most people to have health insurance

d)

Decreasing Medicaid coverage

7.

How many people were uninsured before the Affordable Care Act was implemented?

a)

35.5 million

b)

46.5 million

c)

27 million

d)

50 million

8.

What is a current challenge in healthcare accessibility?

a)

Excess of primary care physicians

b)

Shortage of primary care physicians

c)

Oversupply of rural healthcare

d)

Too many hospitals

9.

What healthcare professionals are increasingly providing primary care services?

a)

Surgeons and specialists

b)

Nurse practitioners and physician assistants

c)

Emergency room doctors

d)

Hospital administrators

10.

What is a diagnostic-related group (DRG)?

a)

A patient support organization

b)

A classification system that limits hospital payments

c)

A type of health insurance plan

d)

A medical specialty group

11.

How do HMOs try to reduce healthcare costs?

a)

By increasing specialist visits

b)

By providing free preventive care

c)

By limiting hospital access

d)

By raising deductibles

12.

What percentage of uninsured patients' hospital costs are covered by hospitals and taxpayers?

a)

$25 billion

b)

$35 billion

c)

$43 billion

d)

$50 billion

13.

What role does telemedicine play in healthcare delivery?

a)

It has a decreasing role

b)

It has an expanding role

c)

It has been discontinued

d)

It has no impact

14.

How many people are currently uninsured in the United States?

a)

15 million

b)

27 million

c)

40 million

d)

50 million

15.

What was one impact of some states rejecting Medicaid expansion?

a)

Decreased healthcare costs

b)

Improved access to care

c)

More residents left uninsured

d)

Increased hospital revenue