chapter 4 Flashcards
Low frequency diseases can be exclusively covered by what kind of health insurance
policies?
✔️✔️-Limited policies
Respite care is able to provide:
✔️✔️-temporary relief to the patient’s
primary caregiver
Which of the following is NOT an example of utilization review?
✔️✔️-
Ongoing inspection of accident prone individuals
What makes an insurance policy a unilateral contract?
✔️✔️-Only the
insurer is legally bound
A producer who knowingly submits a FALSE statement in support of a claim may be
found guilty of:
✔️✔️-Fraud
The type of policy where the insurer can send a notice to the insured that the policy has
been cancelled in the middle of the term is called:
✔️✔️-Cancelable
All of the following plans allow for employee contributions to be taken on pre-tax basis
EXCEPT:
✔️✔️-Health Reimbursement Arrangement Plan
All of these are typically sources of underwriting information for life or health insurance
EXCEPT:
✔️✔️-Disclosure authorization response
Which would evidence ownership in a participating health insurance contract?
✔️✔️-Policy ownership
Kathy pays a monthly premium on her health insurance policy. How long is her grace
period?
✔️✔️-10 days
An individual can enroll in a Part C Medicare Advantage Plan at what time?
✔️✔️-When becoming eligible for Medicaid
Under a contract of adhesion:
✔️✔️-the terms must be accepted or
rejected in full
Richard owns an insurance policy that is renewable only at the option of the insurance
company. His policy is considered to be:
✔️✔️-Optionally renewable
_______ is NOT an element of a valid contract:
✔️✔️-Countersignature
What amount will be paid under a policy where the insured misstated his/her age?
✔️✔️-An amount the premium would have purchased at the correct age
How are premiums paid by the insured for personally owned disability income insurance
treated for tax purposes?
✔️✔️-Not tax deductible
How many employees must an employer have for a terminated employee to be eligible
for COBRA?
✔️✔️-20
Frank is shopping for a disability income policy. Which of the following would have the
HIGHEST premium? -
✔️✔️-14 day waiting period / 10 year benefit
period
Major Medical expense plans provide coverage for each of the following EXCEPT:
✔️✔️-Work-related injuries
Medicare Part A covers
✔️✔️-Inpatient hospital stay
What is not a function of an insuring clause?
✔️✔️-Primarily describes
the free-look period
An example of rebating would be:
✔️✔️-returning a portion of a
premium as inducement to purchase insurance
The term which describes the fact that both parties of a contract may NOT receive the
same value is referred to as:
✔️✔️-Aleatory
Which is an organization that only sells insurance among its members?
✔️✔️-Fraternal benefit society
When comparing an HMO to a PPO, the PPO:
✔️✔️-Provides a greater
choice of providers
Who is a mutual insurance company owned by?
✔️✔️-Policyholders
The Contestable Period for a health insurance policy remains in effect for a MAXIMUM
period of:
✔️✔️-Two years
Which of these will typically authorize treatment from a specialist?
✔️✔️-Gatekeeper
A producer who sells insurance in Arkansas but resides in another state is called a(n):
✔️✔️-Nonresident producer