Nurse Assisting: Student Portal: Chapter 1 Quiz

Nurse Assisting: Chapter 1 Test Yourself

Test yourself on the concepts you've learned in Chapter 1.

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Florence Nightingale founded the basics of nursing care by focusing on:

a) the connection between sanitary conditions and the spread of infectious disease.

b) compassionate care of the sick, injured, and poor, without questioning background, class, or monetary status.

c) both A and B.

d) neither A nor B.

2 / 9

A stomach illness from drinking contaminated water, causing diarrhea for 2 days, would be an example of a(n):

a) chronic illness.

b) infectious illness.

c) both A and B.

d) neither A nor B.

3 / 9

This federally funded medical plan gives health insurance access to older adults and some younger people with certain disabilities:

a) Medicaid.

b) Medicare.

c) private health insurance.

d) MCOs.

4 / 9

The most common way a healthcare consumer obtains healthcare knowledge is through:

a) reading articles in the newspaper.

b) the Internet.

c) listening to the radio.

d) watching medical shows on television.

5 / 9

A healthcare agency can attract the healthcare consumer by:

a) ensuring that all employees have excellent customer service skills.

b) supporting and acquiring new technology.

c) advertising on local television networks.

d) all of the above.

6 / 9

Janice went to the doctor. The visit cost a total of $120. They had to pay $15 out of pocket for that visit. This payment is called a:

a) deductible.

b) premium.

c) insurance.

d) co-pay.

7 / 9

Beth wants to supplement their treatment plan with calcium, a multivitamin, and an herbal supplement. It is the nursing assistant’s role to:

a) add that to their plan of care.

b) tell them that it is not appropriate for them to do that.

c) alert their supervisor of Beth’s plan.

d) none of the above.

8 / 9

A healthcare premium is:

a) a set amount of money that the individual must pay for healthcare services before the insurance company will start to pay for any services used.

b) a specific dollar amount or percentage that must be paid by the individual for each healthcare service received.

c) the cost that the individual must pay every month toward their healthcare plan.

d) the cost that the employer must pay every month toward a service used.

9 / 9

An outpatient surgery is a surgical procedure that:

a) requires a 1-night hospital stay.

b) requires a minimum 2-hour stay.

c) does not require an overnight stay.

d) requires a 2-night hospital stay.

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