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Question 1

Historically most HMOs have been

Options:

A.

Closed-access HMO

B.

Closed-panel HMO

C.

Open-access HMO

D.

Open-panel HMO

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Question 2

The following statements apply to health reimbursement arrangements. Select the answer choice that contains the correct statement.

Options:

A.

Only employers are permitted to establish and fund HRAs.

B.

The popularity of HRAs waned following a 2002 ruling by U.S. Treasury Department regarding their treatment in the tax code.

C.

HRAs must be offered in conjunction with a high-deductible health plan.

D.

The guaranteed portability feature of HRAs has contributed to their popularity.

Question 3

From the following choices, choose the definition that best matches the term Screening

Options:

A.

A technique used to educate plan members on how to distinguish between minor problems and serious conditions and effectively treat minor problems themselves

B.

A technique used to determine if a health condition is present even if a member has not experienced symptoms of the problem

C.

A technique in which information about a plan member's health status, personal and family health history, and health-related behaviors is used to predict the member's likelihood of experiencing specific illnesses or injuries

D.

A technique used to evaluate the medical necessity, appropriateness, and cost-effectiveness of healthcare services for a given patient