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H 319
Policy
Question | Answer |
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1. Consider the history of OHP. What was the name of the seven-year boy who did not receive the transplant? | b. Coby Howard |
Who was a major player in the foundation of OHP? | a. John Kitzhaber |
What are the main goals of the OHP? | d. All of the above |
Was OHP plan was created in the 1990’s? | False |
Is OHP the Medicaid of Oregon? | True |
OHP is split into OHP Standard and OHP Plus. | True |
Approximately 600,000 Oregonians are forecasted to need some type of OHP coverage during 2011-2013. | True |
In 2004 Enrollment was closed and went to a lottery system | True |
Did the state developed the Oregon Health Plan by taking public opinion surveys, holding community meetings, doing a cost-benefit analysis, and looking at medical outcome research? | True |
Birth of an infant is the first on the prioritized list. | False |
The list is 692 lines long, and as of Jan. 21, 2012, lines 1-498 are covered. | True |
The Oregon Health Plan is Oregon's version of Medicare. | False |
. John Kitzhaber was the governor driving the enactment of the Oregon Health Plan. | True |
Every state receives 50% of their Medicaid funding from the government | False |
The main event that created public interest around the necessity of healthcare for the low-income population, was the death of a 7-year old boy named Coby. | Treu |
There are equal amounts of pregnant women and working males who receive Medicaid benefits in Oregon. | False |
In 2006, the OHP Standard plan was closed due to budget cuts | False 2004 |
The Oregon Health Plan is not available to full time college students but only for uninsured children, families and pregnant women. | False |
The selection process for the Oregon Health Plan is | Lottery System |
When was the Oregon Health Plan adopted? | 1989 |
How is the Oregon Health Plan funded? | Through the state and through the federal goverment |
Obama used three agenda setting techniques to get the current bill supporting federal funding of stem cell research passed. Which of the following did he not use? | Creating task forces |
Which two events stimulated regulation of stem cell research? | Roe Vs. Wade; birth of Louise Brown |
Which president banned all federal funding for stem cell research | None of the above |
President Obama lifted all restrictions on federal funding for stem cell research | False |
California uses state funds to conduct stem cell research | True |
Presidents’ values played a role in the policy-making process of stem cell research federal funding | True |
Shortly after President Obama lifted restrictions on federal funding for stem cell research a judicial decision resulted in many labs facing a potential freeze on federal funding | True |
Republican Senator Arlen Spector was against President Obama’s decision to loosen restrictions on federal funding for stem cell research | False |
Not all religious groups are against embryonic research | True |
Embryonic stem cells, like adult stem cells, are unspecialized | True |
True or False: Stem cells are used to help scientists understand human development and test new drugs for safety. | True |
True or False: Somatic or Adult Stem Cells are derived from very early embryos. | False |
True or False: Embryonic Stem Cells can become any other cell type. | True |
True or False: Adult Stem Cells can replace cells that die and restore tissue after injury. | True |
rue or False: After hearing about stem cell research, people often approve the idea of funding. | True |
True or False: President George W. Bush Vetoed the stem cell research bill three times. | True |
What is true about Embryonic Stem Cells? | They can become any other cell type |
What is a con of stem cell research? | Some people believe life begins at conception, and that destruction of this pre-born life is abortion. |
Which of the following is not a criterion that George W. Bush set regarding Stem Cell research on embryos that had already been destroyed? | All of the above are criteria |
1. Who started the first smoke free campus in 2003? | d. Ty Patterson |
2. What three things are required to flow together in favorable alignment in order for a window of opportunity to open? | b. Problems |
3. Which is NOT a potential advantage of the smoking ban? | d. Cigarette prices increasing |
4. T/F: A potential advantage of the smoking ban is making it easier for international students to adapt to our culture. | False |
5. T/F: Smoking has become less socially acceptable. | True |
6. T/F: Public salience is “A high actual or potential level of public interest.” | True |
7. T/F: Oregon State University will be hiring people to enforce the smoking ban policy. | False |
8. T/F: Oregon State’s Student Health Services is offering free patches and nicotine gum. | True |
9. T/F: An online survey found that 74% did NOT support the idea of a smoke-free campus. | False |
10. T/F: One of the issues during the policy making process on the smoke-free ban at Oregon State University was how to define smoking and what paraphernalia would be included in this ban. | True |
1. True or False: A preferred drug list is a list of drugs physician “prefer” based on personal preference. | False |
2. True or False: The Oregon Health Plan Preferred Drug List was largely driven by Senator Bev Clarno. | False |
3. True or False: The Preferred Drug List is reviewed annually and new drug classes are added periodically | True |
4. True or False: The American Association of Retired Persons is huge stakeholder in Senate Bill 819. | True |
5. True or False: The initial “voluntary PDL” reached it fiscal saving of $7 million in 2002. | False |
6. True or False: Evaluation reports and the PDL can be found on the OregonRx website. | True |
7. True or False: New prescriptions not listed on the physical health PDL require prior authorization. | True |
8. All the following are recommendations for cost containment by the Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services EXCEPT: | None of the above |
9. The Health Resource Commission (HRC) subcommittee is made up of the following individuals | Politicians |
10. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of the Oregon Health Plan’s PDL: | Clinical Review producing a more restrictive PDL |
1. There is one type of coverage. | False |
2. Out of pocket spending has been increasing since 2006. | True |
3.The bill was presented to Congress and passed almost instantly. | False |
4.Before the reform a beneficiary who is in the donut hole has to pay 75% of their prescription drug costs. | False |
5.If a beneficiary entered the donut hold in 2010 they would receive 50% off brand name drugs starting in 2011. | True |
6.Medicare Parts A & B were passed in 1985. | False in 1965 |
7.Once you spend $6154 on prescription drugs you enter what’s called Catastrophic Coverage. | True |
8. When was Medicare Part D passed? | 2003 |
9. What is a benefit for closing the donut hole? | Beneficiaries will save between $700 and $3000 in one year |
The DOnut hole is also called | Coverage Gap |
1. The Ryan White CARE Act was created to assist in funding programs for people with HIV/AIDS | True |
2. The Ryan White CARE Act was named after a 13 year-old injection drug girl | False |
3. The Ryan White CARE Act was created in response to the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1950s. | False |
4. President Obama refused to reauthorize the Ryan White CARE Act | False |
5. AIDS is no longer transmitted in the United States because of the Ryan White CARE Act | False |
6. The Ryan White CARE Act was the first policy to provide funding for a specific disease. | True |
7. The Ryan White CARE Act focuses specifically on providing care for stigmatized and underserved populations. | True |
8. Which of the following populations are not included in the 4H high-risk groups of the early AIDS epidemic? | Hipsters |
9. Which population does the Ryan White CARE Act primarily support? | People with HIV/AIDS |
10. What is the next year that the Ryan White CARE Act will be reauthorized? | 2013 |
True or False: The New Affordable Care Act legislation is taking steps towards increasing availability and affordability of insurance for individuals who are suffering from mental health of substance abuse disorders? | True |
Public Opinion has had a minimal impact on the policy making for mental health regulation. | False |
The public has become more compassionate for people with mental disorders and see their best interest a priority. | True |
President Franklin Roosevelt signed the National Mental Health Act of 1946. | False |
In 2014, substance abuse and mental illness can no longer be used by insurers to deny coverage as a “Pre-Existing Condition”. | True |
. Under the healthcare reform Insurers will be allowed to use mental illness and substance abuse to raise premiums | False |
A benefit to Deinstitutionalization has been a reduction in the cost of mental institutions . | False |
Which piece of legislation was the first to provide a significant amount of funding for mental Health education and research? | National Mental Health Act (1946) |
The implementation of Deinstitutionalization has shown to be correlated with a steep rise in what? | Homelessness |
10. Deinstitutionalization is the transfer of patients from institutionalized care into what type of care system? | Community-based mental health services |
. Selling your organs is legal in the U.S.? | False |
The supply for organs is greater than the demand? | False |
Each state has ratified the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act since 1968? | True |
The National Organ Transplant Act of 1984 established the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network? | True |
. The National Waiting List for organs is a first come, first serve method to avoid ethical issues | True |
There is not a mandatory uniform donor cord required by the states | False |
here is a law in the U.S. that defines ?death?. | True |
Which of the acts were involved organ donation policies? | National organ transplant act of 1984, Omnibus reconciliation act of 1986, uniform anatomical gift act of 1968, 1987, 2006 |
Which of the following is not an ethical concern in terms of organ donation? | saving someone’s life by donating an organ |
What is the main intended consequence of creating organ donation policies? | to address the national organ shortage |
1. Who sponsored FOCA? | a. Barbara boxer |
2. What was the bill #? | b. SB 1173 |
3. In which bill process did the bill die? | c. Committee assignment |
4. FOCA banned abortions? | False |
5. Barbara Boxer is a senator from California. | True |
6. Currently, Oregon's law on abortion includes: | Oregon does not have any major restrictions on abortion |
Laws regarding abortion are delegated: | State to state |
8. True/False Tom Nadler was the sponsor for the Representatives? | True |
9. What Supreme Court Case did FOCA protect? | Roe vs. Wade |
10. Which state completely banned abortions? | South Dakota |