AHM-250 AHIP Healthcare Management: An Introduction exact Exam Questions

Healthcare Management: An Introduction

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Question # 1

Medicare Part C can be delivered by the following Medicare Advantage plans:

HCCP, HMO, PPO (local or regional), PFFS or MSA.

CCPs, PFFS or MSA.

HMO, HSA, PPO (local or regional), PFFS or MSA.

HMO, PPO (local or regional), POS, or MSA.

Question # 2

In order to be more effective, changes to structure and processes must be carefully

Planned

Implemented

Documented

Evaluated

All the above

Question # 3

Identify the CORRECT statement(s):

(A) Smaller the group, the more likely it is that the group will experience losses similar to the average rate of loss that was predicted.

(B) Gender of the group's participants has no effect on the likelihood of loss.

All of the listed options

B & C

None of the listed options

A & C

Question # 4

Phillip Tsai is insured by both a indemnity health insurance plan, which is his primary plan, and a health plan, which is his secondary plan. Both plans have typical coordination of benefits (COB) provisions, but neither has a nonduplication of benefits p

$300

$400

$900

Question # 5

Health plans use the following to determine the number of providers to add to a network:

Staffing ratios

Drive time

Geographic availability

All of the above

Question # 6

Provider integration has two components: operational integration and structural integration. An example of operational integration in health plans is the:

Acquisition of the Leopard Health Plan by the Hickory Health Plan.

Joint venture entered into by the Eclipse Health Plan and a local hospital system to create a new health plan in which Eclipse and the hospital system share ownership.

Formation of an organization by a group of providers to carry out billing, collections, and contracting with health plans for the entire group of providers.

Consolidation of the Carver Health Plan and the Limestone Health Plan.

Question # 7

Natalie Chan is a member of the Ultra Health Plan. Whenever she needs non-emergency medical care, she sees Dr. David Craig, an internist. Ms. Chan cannot self-refer to a specialist, so she saw Dr. Craig when she experienced headaches. Dr. Craig referred h

Within Ultra's system, Ms. Chan received primary care from both Dr. Craig and Dr. Lee.

Ultra's system allows its members open access to all of Ultra's participating providers.

Within Ultra's system, Dr. Craig serves as a coordinator of care or gatekeeper for the medical services that Ms. Chan receives.

Ultra's network of providers includes Dr. Craig and Dr. Lee but not Arrow Hospital.

Question # 8

Health plans sometimes contract with independent organizations to provide specialty services, such as vision care or rehabilitation services, to plan members. Specialty services that have certain characteristics are generally good candidates for health pl

Low or stable costs.

Appropriate, rather than inappropriate, utilization rates.

A benefit that cannot be easily defined.

Defined patient population.

Question # 9

From the following answer choices, choose the description of the ethical principle that best corresponds to the term Beneficence

Health plans and their providers are obligated not to harm their members

Health plans and their providers should treat each member in a manner that respects the member's goals and values, and they also have a duty to promote the good of the members as a group

Health plans and their providers should allocate resources in a way that fairly distributes benefits and burdens among the members

Health plans and their providers have a duty to respect the right of their members to make decisions about the course of their lives

Question # 10

From the following choices, choose the definition that best matches the term Screening

A technique used to educate plan members on how to distinguish between minor problems and serious conditions and effectively treat minor problems themselves

A technique used to determine if a health condition is present even if a member has not experienced symptoms of the problem

A technique in which information about a plan member's health status, personal and family health history, and health-related behaviors is used to predict the member's likelihood of experiencing specific illnesses or injuries

A technique used to evaluate the medical necessity, appropriateness, and cost-effectiveness of healthcare services for a given patient