Question 1

Most of the managed care organizations exist as which of the following?&#10;A)For-profit corporations&#10;B)Not-for-profit organizations&#10;C)Third-party administrators&#10;D)Preferred providers PPOs.&#10;E)Government-run providers

Accepted Answer

Most managed care organizations are structured as for-profit corporations, focusing on generating profits for shareholders while providing healthcare services.

Question 2

Based on ACPA recommendations, which professionals must be on a Cleft Palate Team as a very minimum?&#10;A)Plastic surgeon, ENT, pedodontist&#10;B)Surgeon, dental professional, speech-language pathologist&#10;C)Plastic surgeon, ENT, speech-language pathologist&#10;D)Plastic surgeon, oral surgeon, speech-language pathologist&#10;E)Dental professional, orthodontist, plastic surgeon

Accepted Answer

The American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA) recommends that at a minimum, a Cleft Palate Team should include a surgeon, a dental professional, and a speech-language pathologist to address the surgical, dental, and speech needs of patients with cleft palate.

Question 3

One standard requirement for meeting the ACPA standards is that each Cleft Palate Team must have which of the following:&#10;A)Coordinator&#10;B)Geneticist&#10;C)Psychologist&#10;D)Pulmonologist&#10;E)Medical records specialist

Accepted Answer

According to the ACPA standards, each Cleft Palate Team must have a coordinator who serves as a liaison between patients, families, and team members, as well as coordinates care and ensures that team meetings run smoothly. While some teams may also have geneticists, psychologists, pulmonologists, or medical records specialists, these are not required by the ACPA standards.

Question 4

The team's primary contact person for the family is usually which of the following?&#10;A)Primary care physician&#10;B)Pediatrician&#10;C)Family doctor&#10;D)Managing surgeon&#10;E)Team coordinator

Accepted Answer

The team coordinator is the primary contact person for the family as they are responsible for coordinating care and communicating with the family about the care plan. The primary care physician, pediatrician, and family doctor may be involved in the child's care, but they may not have the same level of involvement as the team coordinator. The managing surgeon may also be involved, but they will likely have a more specialized role and may not be the primary point of contact for the family.

Question 5

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work together to coordinate the care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;Team members who provide a second opinion as a group regarding the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals who have learned to understand each other's disciplines and how they relate to the total care of the patient&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs&#10;A group of professionals from various disciplines who work independently in evaluating and treating patients with complex medical needs

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Multidisciplinary team and Cleft palate team and is...

Deck 22: The Team Approach