Medicare
CHIP
HMO
Medicaid
Disease prevention
Efficient use of resources
Health promotion
All of these
True
False
True
False
Cost-effectiveness study.
Epidemiological assessment.
Improved health initiative study.
Nutrition intervention study.
True
False
Screening for diabetes
Rising professional liability costs
Cost of malpractice lawsuits
The administrative cost of the insurance process
True
False
True
False
Burns - survival rate
Obesity - weight changes
Prenatal care - length of stay
Diabetes - glycated hemoglobin levels
Prevent, treat
Treat, prevent
Prolong, cure
None of these pairs are correct.
Social Security Act of 1935
Hill-Burton Act of 1946
Social Security Amendments of 1965
National Health Insurance Act of 1988
The disabled.
Those with end-stage renal disease.
The elderly.
Self-employed business men and women.
Underlies the wellness model paradigm.
Underlies the medical model paradigm.
Was rejected by Americans in the 1970s.
Will be the health care philosophy of the future.
12
20
8
17
The clearly specify appropriate care and acceptable limits of care for each disease state or condition.
They are detailed guidelines for care that are specific to the disease or condition and type of patient.
They serve as frameworks to help practitioners in assessment, development, and evaluation of nutrition interventions.
They are considered unnecessary for achieving payment for nutrition services.
Access to health care
Cost of health care
Quality of health care
All of these need to be considered.
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