Health Insurance Experiment pt 1
The state the Health Insurance Experiment took place.
A) Ohio
B) Minnesota
C)Oregon
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Oregon
Group of people Medicaid expansion lottery was aimed at.
A) Non-disabled Adults
B) Children
C) Elderly population
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Non-disabled adults
Was signed into law this year, along with Medicare.
A) 2010
B) 1965
C) 1997
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1965
Year Medicaid lottery took place.
A) 2008
B) 2009
C)2010
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2008
The amount of coverage slots given out out of the almost 90,000 people that applied.
A) 5,000
B) 25,000
C)10,000
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10,000
Government level that sets medicaid eligibility criteria.
A) State
B) Federal
C) Both
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State
Medication category with greatest positive effect for those who received Medicaid in regards to possession.
A)Diabetes
B) Mental Health
C) Pain
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Mental Health
These participants acted as the control group for the study.
A) Those who were selected in the lottery.
B) Those who were not selected.
C) Those who already had private insurance.
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Those who were not selected
Type of people covered under medicaid when is first started.
A) Children
B) Non-disabled adults
C) Those receiving cash assistance
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Those receiving cash assistance
Was not a limitation to the study done on the Health Insurance Experiment.
A) Single State Study
B) Adherence of patients with reported medication possessions
C) Single gender study
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Single gender study
Type of analytical method used in the study.
A) One-stage least squares regressions
B) Two-stage least squares regressions
c) Three-stage least squares regressions
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Two-stage least square regressions
Act that began in 2014 that expanded medicaid eligibility.
A) Children's Health Insurance Program
B) Affordable Care
C) Obamacare
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Tricked Ya:
Affordable Care Act, also dubbed as Obamacare
Treat:
This OTC medication category was looked at for the study for its substantial increase in effect with Medicaid coverage.
A) Pain medications
B) Topical therapies
C) Gastrointestinal medications
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Gastrointestinal
This type of prescription taking was found to be essentially eliminated in conjunction with Medicaid coverage.
A) Prescriptions bought on the dark web
B) Prescriptions bought from another country
C) Prescriptions originally prescribed to someone else
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Prescriptions originally prescribed to someone else
Number of current people covered under medicaid according to the June 2022 Enrollment Report.
A) n>1,000,000,000
B) n approx. = 82,000,000
c)n< 10,000,000
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Approx. 82,000,000