Deck 21: Medicare Reform

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Liberals have long advocated for

A) System of social insurance
B) Welfare approach
C) Benefits of capitalism
D) None of the above
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The American Medical Association has

A) Supported universal health care
B) Remained neutral regarding universal health care
C) Consistently fought efforts for universal health care
D) Left efforts to the government
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Part A of Medicare covers

A) Physician services
B) Hospital care
C) Drug costs
D) Insurance gaps
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Part B of Medicare covers

A) Hospital costs
B) Physician Services
C) Drug Costs
D) Insurance gaps
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Part D of Medicare covers

A) Hospital costs
B) Physician costs
C) Drug costs
D) Insurance gaps
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Medicare in 1992 implemented price controls and global expenditure targets for payment

A) Hospitals
B) Physician services
C) Drug prices
D) Medical device prices
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Medicare Part D is

A) Easily understood benefit
B) A supplemental income tax payment
C) Voluntary
D) A very unpopular offering
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Costs for Medicare have

A) Grown as the same rate as GDP
B) Remained lower than the rate of GDP
C) Not been effectively calculated
D) Exceeded GDP growth
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Medicare was passed as a result of a political landslide in 1964 and as a result of the focus on the elderly.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized nation not providing universal health care to its population.
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The ACA was the first attempt for the U.S. to provide universal health care.
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Physician services were left out of the initial Medicare proposals as a strategy to temper physician opposition.
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Medicare was the first piece of legislation for the Great Society program.
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Medicare Part A eligibility is totally voluntary.
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Medicare Part B eligibility is based on payment through payroll taxes that are mandatory for all workers.
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The baby boomer generation impact is thought to be slight on Medicare.
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Cost of Medicare expenditures is well below GDP growth.
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Out of pocket expenditures are on the rise.
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Deck 21: Medicare Reform
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Liberals have long advocated for

A) System of social insurance
B) Welfare approach
C) Benefits of capitalism
D) None of the above
System of social insurance
2
The American Medical Association has

A) Supported universal health care
B) Remained neutral regarding universal health care
C) Consistently fought efforts for universal health care
D) Left efforts to the government
Consistently fought efforts for universal health care
3
Part A of Medicare covers

A) Physician services
B) Hospital care
C) Drug costs
D) Insurance gaps
Physician services
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Part B of Medicare covers

A) Hospital costs
B) Physician Services
C) Drug Costs
D) Insurance gaps
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Part D of Medicare covers

A) Hospital costs
B) Physician costs
C) Drug costs
D) Insurance gaps
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Medicare in 1992 implemented price controls and global expenditure targets for payment

A) Hospitals
B) Physician services
C) Drug prices
D) Medical device prices
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Medicare Part D is

A) Easily understood benefit
B) A supplemental income tax payment
C) Voluntary
D) A very unpopular offering
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Costs for Medicare have

A) Grown as the same rate as GDP
B) Remained lower than the rate of GDP
C) Not been effectively calculated
D) Exceeded GDP growth
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Medicare was passed as a result of a political landslide in 1964 and as a result of the focus on the elderly.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized nation not providing universal health care to its population.
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The ACA was the first attempt for the U.S. to provide universal health care.
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Physician services were left out of the initial Medicare proposals as a strategy to temper physician opposition.
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Medicare was the first piece of legislation for the Great Society program.
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Medicare Part A eligibility is totally voluntary.
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Medicare Part B eligibility is based on payment through payroll taxes that are mandatory for all workers.
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The baby boomer generation impact is thought to be slight on Medicare.
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Cost of Medicare expenditures is well below GDP growth.
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Out of pocket expenditures are on the rise.
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