Deck 16: National Health Policy

Question 1

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following passed Medicare and Medicaid programs into law?

A) National Health Bill
B) Great Society
C) Social Security Act of 1935
D) Health Security Act

Answer 1

Great Society

Question 2

Which of the following provided benefits to the retired, the disabled, and the poor?

A) National Health Bill
B) Great Society
C) Social Security Act of 1935
D) Health Security Act
Completion
Complete each statement.

Answer 2

Social Security Act of 1935

Question 3

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following individuals envisioned the Great Society?

A) President Harry S. Truman
B) President Jimmy Carter
C) President Johnson
D) President Clinton

Answer 3

President Johnson

Question 4

Match the term with the definition or description:
Germany had an employment-based insurance system, and we did not want to emulate Germany's social system.

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 5

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following individuals gave the first Presidential Health Address to the United States?

A) President Harry S. Truman
B) President Jimmy Carter
C) President Johnson
D) President Clinton

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT an element of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)?

A) Close Medicare prescription drug "donut hole."
B) Everyone will have the opportunity to purchase insurance, but it will remain optional.
C) Expand Medicaid by lowering income eligibility level.
D) Expand coverage to 32 million uninsured and establish state-based exchanges for uninsured and self-employed to purchase insurance.

Question 7

Match the term with the definition or description:
Left many people unable to pay medical bills; private health insurance such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield (BCBS) emerged.

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 8

These rights - life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness - are known as __rights "because they protect our right to act freely".

Question 9

Match the term with the definition or description:
Intended to provide affordable health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care costs

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 10

When government intervenes, its programs and strategies can be described as categorical or __rather than comprehensive.

Question 11

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following mandated that employers provide comprehensive health insurance to workers?

A) National Health Bill
B) Great Society
C) Social Security Act of 1935
D) Health Security Act

Question 12

Match the term with the definition or description:
The asset of this approach is that if anything goes wrong with an increment, it does not necessarily burden the entire health care industry, because the problem only affects a portion of the system.

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 13

Patients can avoid cost-sharing plans by purchasing __insurance with inflation at a set amount

Question 14

Conservatives argue that the __and the Declaration of Independence, along with other articles and statutes, do not specifically state that access to health care is a right.

Question 15

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following would have established a single payer system like Canada's and would have eliminated private health insurance?

A) National Health Bill
B) Great Society
C) Social Security Act of 1935
D) Health Security Act

Question 16

Cost __reduces inflation by reducing demand for health care.

Question 17

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following individuals proposed the nationalization/federalization of Medicaid and a catastrophic coverage plan?

A) President Harry S. Truman
B) President Jimmy Carter
C) President Johnson
D) President Clinton

Question 18

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following individuals proposed the Health Security Act?

A) President Harry S. Truman
B) President Jimmy Carter
C) President Johnson
D) President Clinton

Question 19

Match the attribute used in ranking nations' health-care systems with the description:
Which of the following developed the notion that a healthy workforce is a productive workforce?

A) The New Deal
B) The Communist Manifesto
C) Dellum's proposal
D) Great Society

Question 20

National health care policy debates in the United States center on the role of ______.

Question 21

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
For the first time health care was ranked number one in the top 10 concerns of the public.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 22

Match the term with the definition or description:
The belief that the Constitution should be interpreted as it applies to today's standards and situations

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 23

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The Bismarck of Germany inaugurated a system where the government mandated employment-based health insurance or health care provided to the worker.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 24

Match the term with the definition or description:
Was a liberal/egalitarian program in that it would have established a national health service like the United Kingdom's

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 25

Match the term with the definition or description:
Was primarily responsible for raising the United States out of the Great Depression

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 26

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
Government mandated Workmen's Compensation.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 27

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
In The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx developed the notion that a healthy workforce is a productive workforce

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 28

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 29

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Jimmy Carter proposed the nationalization/federalization of Medicaid and a catastrophic coverage plan.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 30

Match the term with the definition or description:
Provided for universal coverage for all citizens and residents but with limited freedom of choice in providers

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 31

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The United States passed the Hill-Burton Act that supported the construction of hospitals.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 32

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
There was a change in the American Medical Association (AMA) leadership from academic- to community-based physicians that motivated the AMA to act more like a labor union.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 33

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Johnson who succeeded President Kennedy envisioned the Great Society.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 34

Match the term with the definition or description:
The belief that only the literal words of the Constitution and their meaning in the eighteenth century can be used to interpret the Constitution

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 35

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
State health insurance plans were proposed by several state legislatures.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 36

Match the term with the definition or description:
The belief that only the literal words of the Constitution can be used to interpret the Constitution, but this school of thought uses modern or contemporary definitions of those words

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 37

Match the term with the definition or description:
The belief that the Constitution should be interpreted as the Framers (Founding Fathers) intended

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 38

Match the term with the definition or description:
The belief that the "Constitution is not designed to be a set of specific principles and guidelines, but that it was designed to be a general principle, a basic skeleton on which contemporary vision would be built

A)disjointed incrementalism
B)Clinton health care reform effort
C)Democratic/Normative Reinforcement
D)Great Depression
E)Literalism-Contemporary
F)Literalism-Historical
G)Modernism/Instrumentalism
H)Originalism/Original Intent
I)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), 2010
J)World War I (WWI)
K)World War II (WWII)
L)Dellum's proposal

Question 39

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The National Health Bill was proposed, which mandated that employers provide comprehensive health insurance to workers.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 40

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The health care system was working well for those who were not poor.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 41

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Clinton proposed a very aggressive plan called the Health Security Act.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 42

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
Private health insurance such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield (BCBS) emerged.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 43

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The Great Depression left many people unable to pay medical bills.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 44

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The Health Security Act would have established a single payer system like Canada's and would have eliminated private health insurance.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 45

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Harry S. Truman gives the first Presidential Health Address to the United States.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 46

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
Senators Long and Ribicoff proposed catastrophic health insurance.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 47

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), intended to provide affordable health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care costs.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 48

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
President Roosevelt proposed the New Deal Program to establish government programs.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 49

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
Reagan and Bush focused on reining in health care cost and expenditures, especially for Medicare and Medicaid.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010

Question 50

Match the time with the appropriate event. (Time periods may be used more than once:
The American involvement in World War II focused the nation's attention and resources on winning the war and not on passing national health care insurance legislation.

A)1848
B)1880s
C)1900-1917
D)1917
E)1920s
F)1929-1939
G)1932
H)1939
I)1939-1945
J)1946-1952
K)1950s
L)1968-1978
M)1980-1992
N)Early 1990s
O)1996
P)2010