QUESTION 1
Florence Nightingale's contributions as the first true healthcare administrator came into existence in mid-19th century due to:
high mortality rates from surgeries |
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increased number of hospitals |
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growth in the number of surgeries performed |
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germ theory formulation |
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QUESTION 2
During the evolution of hospitals, ________ hospitals were notable because they admitted patients regardless of their religious belief or race.
Moslem |
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Arab |
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Christian |
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Catholic |
0.5 points
QUESTION 3
The governing body of a hospital is also referred to as the board of trustees, board of directors, or board of governors. As you see from the reading, this organizational entity bears ultimate responsibility for all decisions made within the hospital carried out during 10 -12 meetings per year. From Exhibit 3-1, all of the following represent the primary functions of the Board of Trustees EXCEPT:
Serve as a liaison to community served by the hospital to assist in the public's understanding of the mission of the hospital. |
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Prepare the hospital's financial statements (monthly) and the annual budget. |
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Interview, appoint, and sometimes discharge the chief executive officer (CEO). |
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Approve spending for major capital equipment, approve all hospital contracts, approve all insurance products. |
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QUESTION 4
One of the advantages of _______ is the development of a network of support among autonomous hospitals.
multihospital systems |
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corporate restructuring under a parent company |
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alliance systems |
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governing bodies such as board of directors |
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QUESTION 5
With respect to female hospital administrators, the future looks bright in this respect:
female healthcare administrators are now eligible to be ex officio members of the board |
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an equal number of men and women will be entering graduate programs in hospital administration |
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hospitals are growing in numbers |
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none of the above |
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QUESTION 6
Diversity is:
an affirmative action process in healthcare and other industries |
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a policy approach to create quotas in the human resources function |
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a voluntary approach that is inclusive of diverse ideas and backgrounds among employees |
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a detriment to a healthcare organization's bottom line (business results) |
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QUESTION 7
_______ is considered the father of medicine.
Hippocrates |
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Henry VIII |
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Nightingale |
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Cortes |
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QUESTION 8
One major drawback of a Specialty Hospital, which is frequently proprietary (for-profit) and physician-owned, is:
physician referral issues |
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clinical behaviors |
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increased cost of care |
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all the above |
0.5 points
QUESTION 9
The number of senior staff personnel is usually measured in relation to the number of hospital beds
True
False
0.5 points
QUESTION 10
Typically, emergency departments are for the most severe and life-threatening cases.
True
False
1.Florence Nightingale's contributions as the first true healthcare administrator came into existence in mid-19th century due to:
Answer: Increased number of hospitals.
QUESTION 2
During the evolution of hospitals, __ARAB___ hospitals were notable because they admitted patients regardless of their religious belief or race.
Answer: Arab.
Arab hospitals—such as those established at Baghdad and Damascus and in Cordoba in Spain—were notable for the fact that they admitted patients regardless of religious belief, race, or social order.
QUESTION 3
The governing body of a hospital is also referred to as the board of trustees, board of directors, or board of governors. As you see from the reading, this organizational entity bears ultimate responsibility for all decisions made within the hospital carried out during 10 -12 meetings per year. From Exhibit 3-1, all of the following represent the primary functions of the Board of Trustees EXCEPT:
Answer: Prepare the hospital's financial statements (monthly) and the annual budget.
QUESTION 4
One of the advantages of _______ is the development of a network of support among autonomous hospitals.
Answer: multihospital systems.
QUESTION 5
With respect to female hospital administrators, the future looks bright in this respect:
Answer:an equal number of men and women will be entering graduate programs in hospital administration.
QUESTION 7
_______ is considered the father of medicine.
Answer: Hippocrates: Father of Medicine
QUESTION 8
One major drawback of a Specialty Hospital, which is frequently proprietary (for-profit) and physician-owned, is:
Answer: All of above.
QUESTION 9
The number of senior staff personnel is usually measured in relation to the number of hospital beds
False
QUESTION 10
Typically, emergency departments are for the most severe and life-threatening cases.
True
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