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Question 1

The prudent layperson standard described in the Balanced Budget Act (BBA) of 1997 requires all hospitals that receive Medicare or Medicaid reimbursement to screen and, if necessary, stabilize all patients who come to their emergency departments.

Options:

A.

True

B.

False

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Question 2

The following sentence contains an incomplete statement with two missing words. Select the answer choice that contains the words that correctly fill the two blanks, respectively. The philosophy of consumer choice involves having consumers play a(n) ______

Options:

A.

Decreased … Increased

B.

Increased … Decreased

C.

Increased … Increased

D.

Decreased … Decreased

Question 3

Paul Gilbert has been covered by a group health plan for two years. He has been undergoing treatment for angina for the past three months. Last week, Mr. Gilbert began a new job and immediately enrolled in his new company's group health plan, which has a

Options:

A.

Can exclude coverage for treatment of Mr. Gilbert's angina for one year, because HIPAA does not impact a group health plan's pre-existing condition provision.

B.

Can exclude coverage for treatment of Mr. Gilbert's angina for one year, because Mr. Gilbert did not have at least 36 months of creditable coverage under his previous health plan.

C.

Can exclude coverage for treatment of Mr. Gilbert's angina for three months, because that is the length of time he received treatment for this medical condition prior to his enrollment in the new health plan.

D.

Cannot exclude his angina as a pre-existing condition, because the one-year pre-existing condition provision is offset by at least one year of continuous coverage under his previous health plan.