Age shall not weary them
Health Care Hot Seat
Exam Throwback
Mixed bag
100

A person who offers to perform a service for the community without pay. (Elderly people are often these types of people)

What is a volunteer?

100

The service provider (doctor) charges Medicare directly for the consultation fee, thereby accepting the Medicare benefit as full payment for the service, and the patient pays no fee to the doctor.

What is bulk billing?

100

A young person vaping after watching an influencer online is an example of this sociological factor. 

What is the culture of everyday life?

100

An approach that considers the whole person, including physical, mental, emotional and social aspects, in the assessment and treatment of health and wellbeing, recognising the interconnectedness of these elements

What is holistic?

200

The process of developing and maintaining the functioning ability that enables wellbeing in their older age

What is healthy ageing?

200

Those operations that are not classified as emergencies

What is elective surgery?

200

These 2 strategies studied from other OECD countries are ones that Australia can use to improve their own health outcomes. 

What is the sugar tax (UK), National Mental Health Strategy (Sweden)?

200

The acronym (CALD) exapanded means this.  

What is culturally and linguistically diverse?

300

A person who, through family relationship or friendship, looks after an older person or someone with a disability or chronic illness

What is a carer?

300

Caps the amount a family will pay for PBS subsidised medications in a calendar year

What is the PBS Safety Net?

300

Where on the podium Australia sits, relative to other OECD nations, in terms of health care equity and outcomes.

What is first place?

300

The verbs in order of which they were asked in the exam. 

What is outline, explain, analyse and evaluate?

400

Having virtual check-ups via video calls, thereby reducing the need for travel.

What is telehealth?

400

Care provided by those who don’t have first point of contact with patients, such as a breast cancer care nurse

What is secondary care?

400

Suffering from multiple chronic illnesses at one time

What is comorbidity?


400

A coordinated partnership across different sectors of society such as health, education, housing, and transportation in order to jointly address complex social and public health issues

What is intersectoral collaboration?

500

Supporting a cause or position or acting on behalf of yourself or someone else to ensure that best interests are considered

What is advocating or advocacy?

500

A payment collected by the government from a person’s income

What is a levy?

500

The two causes mentioned in Q1 in the paper responsible for higher life expectancy. 

What are low levels of infant mortality and better management of CVD?

500

Attitudes/stereotypes formed outside conscious awareness that can affect understanding, actions and decisions

What is unconscious bias?