Question

6. Which of the following describes access care? a. it is often predicted by income and occupation b. access for disadvantaged population was absent from legislative history until the ACA c. it is rarcly predicted by race or income d. it is distinguished from acceptability of services 7. Copayments for primary services tend to be lower than copayment for secondary services (True or false) 8.92% of long term care service are institution-based (ie. Provided in a nursing horne). (True or falsc) 9. The rate of growth in health spending in the United States slowed to its lowest level during what time period. a. 1993-2000 b. 1980 - 1988 c. 1973 - 1983 d. 2002 -2010 10. What is the term for combined effects of health factors over which an individual possess little or no influence? a. genetic predisposition b. vulnerability c. poor health d. homclessness

Answer 1

Q. No. 6 answer. 'd'

Because it is a non profit primary health care.

Q. No.7. Answer: 'False'

Because it is fixed amount for a covered services, it is paid by patient to the provider before receiving the services.

Q.no.8 Answer. 'false '

Because Lang term care services need for who are suffering with chronic health problems and some times they may not cure and they need palliative and home based care more than hospitalised care.

Q. No.9.answer. 'b'

Q. No. 10.answer. 'a' genetic predisposition it is based on only particular genetic variations.