public health 1 final

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2.

3.

4.

for the 2004 which

of the 7 major
health areas of
focus had the best
result for the year?
a) flu
b) disease
management
c) self-care
programs
d) smoking
cessation
e) health club

self-care programs

for this company

(international)
that has invested
for in-house care
programs-what
could have been
the total savings
(2004) if 100% of
the employees had
participated?
a) $21 million
b) $5.8 million
c) $1.6 million
d) $5.2 million

$21 million

if this company
had spent $2
million dollars in
the new year 2004
to get the results
they obtainedwhat would have
been their ROI for
that year?
a) 1$ to get $1.5
back
b) 1$ to get $2.6
back
c) 1$ to get $18
back

1$ to get $2.6 back

5.

6.

7.

in expression #6which is the basis

for Net Profit for
the insurance
industry, which
component will be
most impacted by
programs for
health prevention?
a) A
b) B
c) C
d) D
in the diagram (#7)
for a typical
managed care
model-in which of
the following
boxes would be
medical providers
like yourself?
a) A
b) B
c) C
d) D

in the expression
#4-an ideal
macroeconomic
form; what is the
(A) part of this
expression
representing?
a) GNP
b) total debt
c) US productivity
GNP

8.

in expression #6which component

is represented by
the income stream
from premiums?
a) A
b) B
c) C
d) D
A

in the paper on
decision aids for
surgery choiceswhere in the US
was this research
conducted?
a) New York State
Medicare Center
b) California Kaiser
HMO
c) Washington
State HMO

Washington state HMO

9.

in this researchafter 6 months

what was the
economic savings
from patients
electing out of
surgeries?
a) 5-15%
b) 12-21%
c) 21-25%

12-21%

10.

looking at the
pages for Wellness
Grants-from the
three grants
mentioned-how
much total
money was set
aside for the
Community
Transformation
Grants-as part of
the ACA?
a) $375 million
b) $100 million
c) $6.9 million

$375 million

11.

13.

...

out of the $18

trillion US GNP,
about how much
is going for health
care services and
products - for
2013?
a) $1.5 trillion
b) $2.5 trillion
c) $900 billion
$900 billion

12.

reference page 3

reference 2

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14.

reference page 4

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15.

under the
medicaid
wellness grants;
when states that
received money
were obligated to
provide
treatment
programs for
what length of
time?
a) 12 months
b) 24 months
c) 36 months

36 months

16.

under the small

business wellness
grants from the
CDC- what
amount was
allocated for
internal business
wellness
promotion for:
physical activity,
nutrition and
tobacco
cessation?
a) $7.7 million
b) $1.0 million
c) $200 million

$7.7 million

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18.

using curve #1:

ideal productivity
curve; which of
the lines could
represent the
goals of longerhealthier
productive life for
greater
contribution to
"collective
wealth"
a) B
b) C
c) E
d) D

21.

what was the new

type of program
that the medicaid
wellness grant
employed to
encourage
patient
compliance for
the program
treatments for:
smoking
cessation, blood
lipid control,
hypertension and
diabetes?
a) incentive based
treatment
b) instructional
guides
c) tracking-follow
up

22.

when calculating
the net cost (that
is negative)expression #5what does (C)
represent?
a) averted costs
b)
implementation
costs
c) fixed costs

D (outsie)

using curve #2,

the cost benefit
curve; what type
of unite (B) are
represented?
a) age
b) productivity
c) ROI
d) accumulated
gain (benefits)
accumulated gain (benefits)

19.

using curve #3:

which of the two
patients would be
the poorest
investment for
additional health
care expediters?
a) P1
b) P2
c) neither one

23.

P2
20.

what are the units

marked (A) in
curve #1?
a) age
b) income
c) productivity
d) longevity

productivity

when the original

funding for the
Prevention Fund
(under the ACA)
was established;
how much money
was dedicated for
fiscal years 20102019?
a) $377 million
b) $2.0 million
c) $15 billion

incentive based treatment

averted costs
$15 billion