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Kristina M.Young TestBank – Chapter Multiple Choice The technological and clinical advances that allow many surgical procedures to be safely performed on an ambulatory basis had what corollary effect on hospitals? A New joint-business relationships with physicians rapidly developed B Physicians became competitors with hospitals for the same lines of business C Hospitals sold their ambulatory services to physician groups D Hospital outpatient service volume and revenues increased Ans.: B The primary organizational mode of medical care in the United States, in terms of volume of services delivered, is: A hospital ambulatory clinics B private practice physicians’ offices C community-based clinics run by voluntary agencies D government-operated health clinics Ans.: B Which of the following is not a principle of a patient-centered medical home practice? A providing for all of a patient’s health care needs or appropriately arranging care with other qualified professionals B The personal physician leads a team of individuals in the practice who take responsibility for the ongoing care of patients C Care is coordinated and integrated across all elements of the delivery system (subspecialty, hospital, home, nursing home), facilitated by electronic record registries D Appointment systems adhere to strictly enforced, advance scheduling Ans.: D In today’s hospitals, outpatient clinics frequently provide: A care for those without private physicians B teaching sites for medical residents C primary-care services organized similarly to private physician offices D all of the above Ans.: D Page: 179 A significant advance in the provision of hospital emergency department services occurred with the introduction of: A physician assistants B board-certified emergency medicine physicians C MRI diagnostic equipment D electronic health records Ans.: B Page: 185 “Urgent Care” is best described as care: A provided on a walk-in, extended hour basis for acute illness and injury that is either beyond the scope of or availability of a primary care practice or retail clinic B providing a service alternative to crowded emergency departments C that does not require the services of a physician D for fast treatment of easy-to-diagnose conditions Ans.: A Page: 186 The predominant services of local public health departments today are: A specialty services for high-risk pregnant women B school-based pediatric medical care C chronic disease screening D child and adult immunizations Ans.: D Page: 197 The primary owners of community-based ambulatory surgical centers are: A hospital corporations B shareholders of publicly-traded companies C physicians D physician specialty societies Ans.: C Page: 191 In addition to providing primary and preventive care, federally qualified community health centers also: A provide leadership for housing renewal in inner-cities B offer a broad array of high-tech, medical specialty services C help patients link with other supportive programs and services such as welfare, Medicaid, the Women, Infants and Children supplemental nutrition program (WIC) and the Child Health Insurance Program D advocate politically for health insurance for low-income individuals Ans.: C