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PHT 1123: Comprehensive Final Review
PHT 1123: Comprehensive Final Review
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1
What are three methods of telemedicine?
All of these are correct
Medical Education
Remote Patient Monitoring
Primary Care
2
Xenotransplantation is the general procedure of implanting a functional organ from one person to another.
True
False
3
Another term for Medicare Part C is Medicare Supplemental Plan.
False
True
4
Why was the Patient Bill of Rights developed?
To conceal treatment plans from patients
To provide services to scooby-doo and the gang
To give providers access to patient information
To give patients information about making healthcare decisions
5
Stakeholders in the healthcare system include:
Healthcare Consumers
All are correct
Healthcare Providers
Healthcare facilities
6
Which of the following can patients NOT receive through telemedicine?
Specialist Referral
Emergency Treatment
Remote Patient Monitoring
Medical Education
7
A physician can establish a relationship with a patient in three ways:
All are correct
Establishing an express contract with a patient under mutual agreement.
Establishing a contractual relationship to care for a population.
Establishing a relationship under an implied contract.
8
Failing to hire an applicant because she is a transgender woman is considered unlawful sex discrimination.
True
False
9
Which statement is correct about hospitals:
Hospitals can specialize in children's health, cancer & mental health
They provide total medical care
All of these are correct
Consumers use the emergency department as primary care
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Cultural Health Respect is being aware of cultural differences and respect these differences when treating the patient.
False
True
11
The establishment of a Chief Information Officer emphasizes how important information systems & technology are in HCOs.
True
False
12
Think Cultural Health provides educational resources about cultural competency.
False
True
13
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a field of computerized methods & technologies created to imitate human decision-making.
False
True
14
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act prohibits discriminaion based on information derived from genetic tests.
False
True
15
Accelerated death benefits are available if the patient is terminally ill, needs long-term care, or life threatening DX
False
True
16
Local health departments
are the governmental organization that provides most direct services to the population.
False
True
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Urban hospitals tend have financial issues because they see more poor and elderly patients than rural hospitals.
True
False
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the ability to successfully deliver healthcare services to satisfy diverse populations' cultural and linguistic needs.
Cultural Idiocity
Cultural Respect
Cultural Bias
Ethnic Knowledge
19
Which of the following populations is more likely to use hospital emergency rooms for their healthcare?
Medicaid Recipients
All of these are correct
Indigent Population
The Elderly
20
Information technology has impacted the healthcare industry because it allows faster documentation of every transaction
True
False
21
The benefits of EHRs include:
Provides aggregate data
Improved efficiency
Legible patient information
All of these are correct
22
The most important relationship in the healthcare system is the relationship between:
Patient and Provider
Healthcare Organizations & Providers
Insurance Companies & Healthcare Organizations
Providers and Drug Reps
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the ability to identify personal cultural assumptions and be open to others who have an unfamiliar cultural lens.
Cultural Health Competence
Cultural Bias
Health Knowledge
Linguistics
24
Assisted-living facilities provide supervision and assistance during normal business hours only.
True
False
25
What is the Patient Bill of Rights?
The patient has the right to all information regarding care.
The provider is not responsible for discussing treatment information.
There is no Patient Bill of Rights.
The patient has no rights regarding their healthcare.
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___________ can be primary care physicians, family care practitioners, internal medicine physicians, or pediatricians.
Cardiologist
Generalists
Nurses
Podiatrists