Question 1

According to the authors, a __________ healthcare system provides access to high-quality and affordable care for all those who need it.

Accepted Answer

just

Question 2

PPACA improved affordability and availability of healthcare insurance to approximately __________ of the uninsured.

Accepted Answer

half

Question 3

Despite its successes, there were approximately __________ people who remain uninsured under the PPACA.

Accepted Answer

20 million

Question 4

The withdrawal of major insurance corporations from the PPACA exchanges, __________ consumer choices in the PPACA marketplaces.

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The answer of The withdrawal of major insurance corporations from...

Question 5

Healthcare reform is driven by the conclusion that health care is a human __________

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The answer of Healthcare reform is driven by the conclusion...

Question 6

If healthcare is a social good, the health of an individual is __________ for society as a whole.

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The answer of If healthcare is a social good, the...

Question 7

The Rawlsian __________ stresses that policy should improve the conditions for the worst off in a society.

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The answer of The Rawlsian __________ stresses that policy should...

Question 8

The refusal of some states to participate in exchanges expand Medicaid reflects the __________ view of social justice.

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The answer of The refusal of some states to participate...

Question 9

Differences in the definition of __________ contribute to the political debate over health care reform.

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The answer of Differences in the definition of __________ contribute...

Question 10

According to the authors, if society believes that health and health care is a social good, it has a __________ to provide it for all.

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The answer of According to the authors, if society believes...

Question 11

Social justice has many different definitions for Americans. Discuss two ways that social justice is defined in terms of healthcare reform. How do these definitions affect change in legislation?

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The answer of Social justice has many different definitions for...

Question 12

Over the history of health care reform, physicians and their associations have not supported healthcare reform. Using the information in Chapter 11, and the principles of ethics, give two explanations why these groups did not support reform.

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The answer of Over the history of health care reform,...

Question 13

PPACA required all citizens and legal immigrants to have healthcare insurance or pay a fine. Some people argued that this requirement was an infringement on their autonomy. Using information in Chapter 11 and your knowledge of ethics principles, discuss two reasons why they took this position.

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The answer of PPACA required all citizens and legal immigrants...

Question 14

Which of the following is true about the difference between healthcare providers who believe in spiritual care and those who do not?

Accepted Answer

Healthcare providers who do not believe in spiritual care may view it as less scientific or evidence-based compared to traditional medical practices, potentially considering it unethical or incompetent.

Question 15

Which of the following is the commonality of the 6 practice models developed by the Clinical Practice Model Resource Center (CPMRC)?

Accepted Answer

The commonality of the 6 practice models developed by the CPMRC is that they demonstrate how evidence-based practice (EBP) can meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Question 16

Which of the following would apply to the Clinical Practice Model Resource Center's (CPMRC) belief that a healthcare system can maintain and improve its effectiveness?

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The answer of Which of the following would apply to...

Question 17

Carl Jung and Dr. Rachel Remen both stated that which of the following applies to the healthcare profession?

Accepted Answer

Both Carl Jung and Dr. Rachel Remen emphasized the importance of spirituality in the healthcare profession, highlighting the need for a deeper connection and understanding beyond just the physical aspects of care.

Question 18

The nurse is talking with a patient who asks, "Do you think spirituality has any effect on wellness?" Which of the following responses if made by the nurse can be justified by research?

Accepted Answer

Research has shown that spirituality can have a positive effect on individuals' health and well-being, particularly for those who are ill, as it can provide comfort, coping mechanisms, and a sense of purpose.

Question 19

During the admission process to a hospital the patient asks the nurse, "Why do you care if I have a
Religious affiliation?" Which of the following would be the most appropriate response by the nurse?

Accepted Answer

Holistic care, which includes addressing spiritual needs, can positively impact a patient's recovery and overall well-being.

Question 20

In Sharon's story, the description of her experience in the dialysis clinic best demonstrates which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Sharon's experience in the dialysis clinic highlights a lack of holistic care, as it likely focuses solely on the medical procedure without addressing her emotional, psychological, or spiritual needs.

Quiz 11: A New Era of Health Care: The Ethics of Healthcare Reform