Question 1

Which of the following is not a screening test for generally health women between the ages of 40 and 65?

Accepted Answer

A) clinical breast exam 
B) chlamydia test 
C) pap smear test 
D) blood pressure & heart rate check 
A) clinical breast exam 
B) chlamydia test 
C) pap smear test 
D) blood pressure & heart rate check B

Question 2

Acupuncture is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) to treat all but one of the following disorders.Which one?

Accepted Answer

A) allergies 
B) muscular disorders 
C) menstrual disorders 
D) stress and tension 
A) allergies 
B) muscular disorders 
C) menstrual disorders 
D) stress and tension A

Question 3

Explain methods and activities a woman can use to help protect herself against health-related fraudulent practices.

Accepted Answer

There are several methods and activities that a woman can use to help protect herself against health-related fraudulent practices. Some of these include:

1. Researching healthcare providers and services: Before seeking out any healthcare provider or service, it's important for women to thoroughly research and verify the credentials and reputation of the provider or service. This can include checking for any disciplinary actions or complaints against the provider, as well as reading reviews and testimonials from other patients.

2. Being cautious of unsolicited offers: Women should be wary of any unsolicited offers for healthcare products or services, especially if they come from unfamiliar sources. These offers could be part of a fraudulent scheme to sell ineffective or unsafe products or services.

3. Protecting personal information: Women should be vigilant about protecting their personal and medical information, as this can be used by fraudsters to commit healthcare fraud. This includes being cautious about sharing information online and only providing personal and medical information to trusted and verified healthcare providers.

4. Seeking a second opinion: If a healthcare provider recommends a costly or invasive treatment or procedure, women should consider seeking a second opinion from another trusted healthcare provider. This can help to ensure that the recommended treatment is necessary and appropriate, and not a result of fraudulent practices.

5. Reporting suspicious activity: If a woman suspects that she has been targeted by health-related fraudulent practices, she should report the activity to the appropriate authorities, such as the state attorney general's office, the Federal Trade Commission, or the Department of Health and Human Services. By reporting suspicious activity, women can help to protect themselves and others from falling victim to healthcare fraud.

Question 4

Ancillary types of health care practitioners who practice under the supervision of another medical practitioner in which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) osteopathic physicians 
B) physician assistant 
C) psychologists 
D) optometrist 
A) osteopathic physicians 
B) physician assistant 
C) psychologists 
D) optometrist

Question 5

Describe how some government health services and programs, such as Medicaid, are jeopardized during times of national economic hardship or crisis; provide examples.

Accepted Answer

During times of national economic hardsh

Question 6

Skin care products are developed to help the skin in several ways.Which of the following is not used as an additive?

Accepted Answer

A) Sunscreen 
B) Alpha-hydroxy acids 
C) Tretinoin 
D) Melatonin 
A) Sunscreen 
B) Alpha-hydroxy acids 
C) Tretinoin 
D) Melatonin

Question 7

In 1996, HIPAA was created for the purpose of health care providers to comply with established standards related to patient privacy, health care, fraud and standards for medical records.HIPAA stands for:

Accepted Answer

A) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 
B) Healthy Individuals Physical Action Act 
C) Health Individuals and Providers Actions for Alert 
D) Health Insurance Providers and Actions Act 
A) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 
B) Healthy Individuals Physical Action Act 
C) Health Individuals and Providers Actions for Alert 
D) Health Insurance Providers and Actions Act

Question 8

The Privacy Rule, established by HIPAA, requires all but:

Accepted Answer

A) information on patient privacy rights are provided for individuals 
B) hospitals and private practices adopt privacy procedures 
C) medical information be provided for family members 
D) patient medical records be private and secure 
A) information on patient privacy rights are provided for individuals 
B) hospitals and private practices adopt privacy procedures 
C) medical information be provided for family members 
D) patient medical records be private and secure

Question 9

Acupuncture treats disorders by restoring balance by inserting needles at exact points in the body.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

It is expected that by the year 2027, a woman will have to wait until she is 67 years of age to receive full retirement benefits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Match between columns
                        Premises: Protects citizens against unfair business practices
Answers questions and provides information related to consumer health needs
Protective program which provides benefits to families who have financial and health care needs
Must obtain permission from this agency prior to placing medication on the market
One of the major credit report agencies

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Federal Trade Commission and Food and Drug is...

Question 12

Trigger-point massage is a massage method used to break up adhesions and realign scar tissue within muscle fiber.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The local or university library is a resource that houses consumer information that can assist someone in filing a complaint against a company because of a problematic product.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The consumer protection agency that protects citizens against unfair business practices is the __________.

Accepted Answer

A) Food and Drug Administration 
B) Dept.of Health & Human Services 
C) Fair Trade Act 
D) Federal Trade Commission 
A) Food and Drug Administration 
B) Dept.of Health & Human Services 
C) Fair Trade Act 
D) Federal Trade Commission

Question 15

Chiropractic medicine is nonscientific medical practices based on the belief that good health depends on:

Accepted Answer

A) Quality physical therapy 
B) Consultation with nutritionist 
C) Proper manipulation of the digestive center leading to healing nerves 
D) Proper functioning of nerve impulse transmission through the nervous system 
A) Quality physical therapy 
B) Consultation with nutritionist 
C) Proper manipulation of the digestive center leading to healing nerves 
D) Proper functioning of nerve impulse transmission through the nervous system

Question 16

A medical assistance program that helps provide health care for younger, low-income women is called _____________.

Accepted Answer

A) Medicaid 
B) Medicare 
C) Social Security 
D) Preferred Provider Organization 
A) Medicaid 
B) Medicare 
C) Social Security 
D) Preferred Provider Organization

Question 17

A protective program that provides benefits to workers and their families who have financial and health care needs is called __________________.

Accepted Answer

A) Medicaid 
B) Medicare 
C) Social Security 
D) Preferred Provider Organization 
A) Medicaid 
B) Medicare 
C) Social Security 
D) Preferred Provider Organization

Question 18

Nearly 60% of the elderly population is covered under Medicaid.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

According to a survey performed in 2004 by the Department of Health and Human Services, what percent of the American public has tried acupuncture?

Accepted Answer

A) 2% 
B) 4% 
C) 50% 
D) 60% 
A) 2% 
B) 4% 
C) 50% 
D) 60%

Question 20

Mary discovered someone had stolen her purse and discovered the thief was using her name and credit cards.After filing a identity theft report, Mary should:

Accepted Answer

A) Get a copy of her credit report and check it regularly 
B) Change her name and credit cards immediately 
C) Move, thus changing her address so she can't be located 
D) File a police report, naming the thief after she has found him/her. 
A) Get a copy of her credit report and check it regularly 
B) Change her name and credit cards immediately 
C) Move, thus changing her address so she can't be located 
D) File a police report, naming the thief after she has found him/her.

Which of the following is not a screening test for generally health women between the ages of 40 and 65?

Acupuncture is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) to treat all but one of the following disorders.Which one?

Explain methods and activities a woman can use to help protect herself against health-related fraudulent practices.

Ancillary types of health care practitioners who practice under the supervision of another medical practitioner in which of the following?

Describe how some government health services and programs, such as Medicaid, are jeopardized during times of national economic hardship or crisis; provide examples.

Skin care products are developed to help the skin in several ways.Which of the following is not used as an additive?

In 1996, HIPAA was created for the purpose of health care providers to comply with established standards related to patient privacy, health care, fraud and standards for medical records.HIPAA stands for:

The Privacy Rule, established by HIPAA, requires all but:

Acupuncture treats disorders by restoring balance by inserting needles at exact points in the body.

It is expected that by the year 2027, a woman will have to wait until she is 67 years of age to receive full retirement benefits.

Trigger-point massage is a massage method used to break up adhesions and realign scar tissue within muscle fiber.

The local or university library is a resource that houses consumer information that can assist someone in filing a complaint against a company because of a problematic product.

The consumer protection agency that protects citizens against unfair business practices is the __________.

Chiropractic medicine is nonscientific medical practices based on the belief that good health depends on:

A medical assistance program that helps provide health care for younger, low-income women is called _____________.

A protective program that provides benefits to workers and their families who have financial and health care needs is called __________________.

Nearly 60% of the elderly population is covered under Medicaid.

According to a survey performed in 2004 by the Department of Health and Human Services, what percent of the American public has tried acupuncture?

Mary discovered someone had stolen her purse and discovered the thief was using her name and credit cards.After filing a identity theft report, Mary should:

Introducing Womens Health

Developing a Healthy Lifestyle

Mental and Emotional Wellness

Managing the Stress of Life

Sexual and Relational Wellness

Preventing Abuse Against Women

Exploring Womens Sexuality

Designing Your Reproductive Plan

Eating Well

Keeping Fit

Using Alcohol Responsibly

Making Wise Decisions About Tobacco, Caffeine and Drugs

Preventing and Controlling Infectious Diseases

Preventing and Controlling Chronic Health Conditions

Reducing Your Risk of Cancer

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Exam 2: Becoming a Wise Consumer

Which of the following is not a screening test for generally health women between the ages of 40 and 65?

Acupuncture is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) to treat all but one of the following disorders.Which one?

Explain methods and activities a woman can use to help protect herself against health-related fraudulent practices.

Ancillary types of health care practitioners who practice under the supervision of another medical practitioner in which of the following?

Describe how some government health services and programs, such as Medicaid, are jeopardized during times of national economic hardship or crisis; provide examples.

Skin care products are developed to help the skin in several ways.Which of the following is not used as an additive?

In 1996, HIPAA was created for the purpose of health care providers to comply with established standards related to patient privacy, health care, fraud and standards for medical records.HIPAA stands for:

The Privacy Rule, established by HIPAA, requires all but:

Acupuncture treats disorders by restoring balance by inserting needles at exact points in the body.

It is expected that by the year 2027, a woman will have to wait until she is 67 years of age to receive full retirement benefits.

Trigger-point massage is a massage method used to break up adhesions and realign scar tissue within muscle fiber.

The local or university library is a resource that houses consumer information that can assist someone in filing a complaint against a company because of a problematic product.

The consumer protection agency that protects citizens against unfair business practices is the __________.

Chiropractic medicine is nonscientific medical practices based on the belief that good health depends on:

A medical assistance program that helps provide health care for younger, low-income women is called _____________.

A protective program that provides benefits to workers and their families who have financial and health care needs is called __________________.

Nearly 60% of the elderly population is covered under Medicaid.

According to a survey performed in 2004 by the Department of Health and Human Services, what percent of the American public has tried acupuncture?

Mary discovered someone had stolen her purse and discovered the thief was using her name and credit cards.After filing a identity theft report, Mary should:

Introducing Womens Health

Developing a Healthy Lifestyle

Mental and Emotional Wellness

Managing the Stress of Life

Sexual and Relational Wellness

Preventing Abuse Against Women

Exploring Womens Sexuality

Designing Your Reproductive Plan

Eating Well

Keeping Fit

Using Alcohol Responsibly

Making Wise Decisions About Tobacco, Caffeine and Drugs

Preventing and Controlling Infectious Diseases

Preventing and Controlling Chronic Health Conditions

Reducing Your Risk of Cancer

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