Healthcare History
Healthcare Advances
Healthcare Pathways
Economic Impacts
Gov't and Public Health
100

What is the focus of the four humors theory?

Focuses on balancing blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile

100

What is penicillin? 

Antibiotic discovered in 1928

100

Pathway responsible for patient records and data protection.

What is Health Informatics?

100

Percentage of GDP healthcare spending represented in 2016?

What is 18 percent?

100

Level of government responsible for Medicare and Medicaid funding

What is the federal government?

200

Medical information in the 1700s was commonly shared through these

What is Pamphlets?
200

What is an xray?

Diagnostic tool that allows doctors to see bones and organs using radiation

200

What is Therapeutic Services?

Pathway that includes occupational and physical therapy

200

Why elective surgeries are economically important?

They generate major hospital revenue.

200

Level of government that inspects healthcare facilities

What is state government?

300

This theory identified microorganisms as the cause of disease

What is germ theory?

300

What is telemedicine?

This advancement allows patients to receive care remotely

300

What is Biotechnology Research?

Pathway that focuses on prevention through genetics

300

How recessions affect insurance coverage?

Fewer people can afford or keep insurance.

300

Why are local governments are essential to emergency care?

They provide first response and emergency care.

400

This role was created in 1871 to coordinate national health efforts

Who is the Surgeon General?

400

Why were vaccines important to public health in the 1900s?

Vaccines prevent disease spread and protect populations

400

Why are support services critical in diverse populations?

They ensure communication, access, and understanding for patients.

400

One way healthcare creates jobs

(multiple answers) local hospitals have job openings, local clinics, adding more positions, offering more specialties  

400

How do federal and state governments work together in healthcare?

Federal sets standards and funding; states implement programs.

500

How did dispensaries change healthcare access in the 1800s?

Dispensaries expanded access and became hospitals treating all patients.

500

How did electronic health records change healthcare delivery?

Electronic records allow faster access to patient data and improve care coordination.

500

How do all five pathways work together to improve outcomes?

All pathways work together to diagnose, treat, support, research, and manage care.

500

Explain the relationship between healthcare demand and economic growth

Increased demand leads to more jobs, spending, and economic growth.

500

How do public health policies protect entire populations?

Policies prevent disease spread and promote population health.