DOK 1
What does the CDC(P) stand for?
What is "Center for Disease Control and Prevention."
After Stacy paid her 500$, the insurance company covered 80% of the reminder and Stacy paid the remaining 20%. This is called a ________.
What is "Co-Insurance."
A health care program for people 65+ up, And certain younger people with disabilities.
What is "Medicare."
________ is used to inform workers on the potential threats and chemicals located within their area.
What is "an SDS."
A family has a $1,500 deductible. Their child’s surgery costs $3,000. How much will they pay before insurance begins covering costs?
What is "$1,500."
What does OSHA stand for?
What is "Occupational Safety and Health Administration."
Bluey has to take her kids to the doctor for their check-up 3 times a year, each time she goes, she pays 30% each visit. This is called a ________.
What is "Co-Pay."
A fee that an individual pays before the benefits of health insurance begin their effect.
What is "a Deductible."
A student with frequent doctor visits has a $25 copay per visit. After 12 visits in a year, how much have they paid in copays?
What is "$300."
A teen breaks their arm. The ER bill is $2,500. Their deductible is $1,000, and coinsurance is 20%. Calculate how much the family owes.
What is "$1,300."
What does HMO stand for?
What is "the Health Maintenance Organization."
Joey has $300 taken out of his paycheck each month to pay for his health insurance . This is called a ______.
What is "Premium."
Insurance program that provides low cost health coverage to some low income people, elderly, pregnant women, and families.
What is "Medicaid."
Kofi is 39 and his employer offers two plans with the same local hospital. He wants to see specialists without a referral and sometimes wants care from an out-of-network provider, even if he pays more.
What is "PPO"
An HMO patient pays $20 for primary care visits but must always get referrals. A PPO patient pays $40 but has freedom of choice. Evaluate which plan is better for a teen with no health problems vs. a teen with a chronic condition.
What is "HMO-Teen with no Health Problems, PPO-Teen with Chronic Condition"
What does PPO stand for?
What is "the Preferred Provider Organization."
Zoe had several major medical procedures in one year. By June she had paid over 12,000 and the insurance company will now pay 100% of the remainder of her medical bills for the year. This is called the ______.
What is "Out of Pocket Max."
A U.S. government health insurance plan for all military personel.
What is "TRI-Care."
Capt. Ortiz is retiring after a qualifying military career at age 50 and has been confirmed eligible for retiree military health benefits. Which category matches that status?
What is "TRICARE."
Andy is a returning Asthma patient that frequently visits the clinic, the services are expensive and without any insurance limit how he takes care of his daily needs. What service will help him shop and enroll in an affordable health insurance plan?
What is "Marketplace"
What does SDS stand for?
What is "the Safety Data Sheet."
Payton had a lot of medical bills over the course of a year. Her total bill was 6,700. Her insurance company would not pay any of his bill until he paid $ 700. This is called a _____.
What is "a Deductible."
A developed response to rising health to rising healthcare costs. It highlights that all healthcare provided to a patient must have a purpose.
What is "Managed Care."
Mr. Rass is 68 and still working for a civilian employer that offers a PPO. He asks which of the five categories is the federal program for which he generally qualifies because of age, regardless of whether he keeps job-based coverage.
What is "Medicare."
What are the 4 colors of the MSDS diamond and what does each color stand for?
What is "White-Special Hazard, Blue-Health Hazard, Red-Flammability Hazard, & Yellow-Reactivity Hazard."