Question: Question 25 During VA Enrollment, Each Veteran Is Assigned A Priority Group To Balance Demand With Resources Give Veterans Of Each Branch Of The Armed Services Equal Opportunity To Receive Care Give Veterans A Choice In VA Facilities Give Members Of Congress The Ability To Help Their Constituents Question 4 4 Which Of The Following Medicaid Benefits …

Question 25 During VA enrollment, each veteran is assigned a priority group to balance demand with resources give veterans of each branch of the armed services equal opportunity to receive care give veterans a choice in VA facilities give Members of Congress the ability to help their constituents Question 4 4 Which of the following Medicaid benefits can be classified as a “Mandatory Benefit?” clinic services transportation to medical care case management O eyeglasses Question 5 4 Which of the following Medicaid benefits can be classified as an “Optional Benefit?” Early and periodic screening, diagnostic, and treatment services Family planning services Prescription drugs Tobacco cessation Question 6 4 States to restrict the amount of services per beneficiary. are permitted are not permitted want O do not want Question 7 4 pts are any mandatory payments required by states in which 85% of the burden falls on healthcare providers. Property taxes Provider taxes Income taxes Sales taxes Question 8 4 pts Pay for performance programs are designed to manage and improve the quality of care by Suspending hospitals’ accreditation for failing to achieve assigned quality goals Providing additional medical equipment for achieving assigned quality goals Suspending physicians’ licenses who fail to achieve assigned quality goals Providing financial incentives to achieve assigned quality goals Question 9 4 pts Which of the following was not a major state response or trend to address rising Medicaid costs in the 1980s and 1990s: Medicaid waivers Cutbacks in Eligibility Competitive bidding Increasing local taxes Question 10 4 pts In the 2000s, what was the name of the legislation with the main goal to reduce federal Medicaid Spending? The Health Opportunity Accounts Act of 2005 The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Act of 2005 Health Insurance Flexibility and Accountability Initiative Question 11 4 pts The number of persons in need of long-term care services is Likely to decline with the aging of the population Likely to stay the same with the aging of the population Uncertain with the aging of the population Likely to grow with the aging of the population Question 12 4 pts CHIP is funded Jointly by the federal and state governments Entirely by the federal government Entirely by state governments Partially by insurance companies