Introduction to Health Insurance Chapter 12 1-48 Flashcards
Kurt’s medical expense policy states that it will pay him a flat $50 a day for each day he is hospitalized. The policy pays benefits on which basis?
A. service
B. partial
C. indemnity
D. reimbursement
C
A health insurance plan may pay benefits for all the following except
A. nursing home care
B. over the counter drugs
C. a disabling injury or sickness
D. dental work
B
Limited plans are characterized by all of the following except
A. limited perils
B. very broad or open perils
C. limited benefits
D. notice to the insured
B
Which of the following is not a basic form of health insurance coverage?
A. accident only
B. limited pay health
C. medical expense
D. disability income
B
Marco’s medical expense policy states that it will pay a flat $75 per day for room and board for each day of hospitalization. The policy pays benefits on which basis?
A. reimbursement
B. service
C. indemnity
D. invoice
C
All of the following are examples of government insurance except
A. medicaid
B. medicare
C. blue cross and blue shield coverage
D. social security disability
C
Hearing aids might be covered under what type of health policy?
A. hospital indemnity
B. prescription drug
C. shore-term medical expense
D. hearing insurance
D
All of the following are types of limited benefit policies except
A. accident-only
B. umbrella
C. credit disability
D. vision
B
Which of the following entities would not be offered a blanket health insurance policy?
A. the employees of a factory
B. a soccer team
C. an airline
D. a college
A
Don just bought a new car. On the way home from the dealer, he had an accident and was disabled. Under the credit disability plan that he purchased at the time he picked up the car, the insurer will pay
A. benefits to Don to meet his living expenses
B. benefits to cover Don’s medical expenses
C. benefits directly to the lender to cover Don’s car payments while he is disabled
D. a lump sum to pay off the car loan
C
Which of the following falls under the definition of a limited policy?
A. a prescription drug plan
B. long-term care insurance
C. a flat-benefit disability policy
D. accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance
A
Which of the following is the best reason to purchase a vision care policy?
A. to obtain coverage that will pay 100% of routine vision care
B. to help pay the cost of medically necessary eye surgery
C. to obtain coverage that will pay for corrective surgery
D. to supplement existing major medical coverage
D
When compared to the premiums for major medical expense coverage policies, the premiums for dread disease policies are typically
A. about the same
B. higher
C. identical
D. lower
D
Dread disease policies generally cover diseases that
A. do not occur frequently, but involve significant costs when they do occur
B. occur frequently, and involve significant costs when they occur
C. do not occur frequently, and do not involve significant costs when they do occur
D. occur frequently, but do not involve significant costs when they occur
A
Which of the following is not a common health insurance exclusion?
A. cosmetic surgery to reduce wrinkles
B. medical care after the insured breaks her arm while at work
C. plastic surgery to repair scar tissue
D. treatment for burns sustained while the insured was committing arson
C
Which of the following policies pays a fixed hospital benefit directly to the insured, regardless of the actual hospital expenses incurred?
A. basic hospital
B. industrial health
C. supplementary major medical
D. hospital indemnity
D
Which of the following situations involves a loss that would typically not be excluded under a health insurance policy?
A. the insured is injured in combat while serving in the military
B. the insured is injured with a self-inflicted injury
C. the insured is injured while vacationing in a state that is not her state of residence
D. the insured intentionally injures himself while committing a felony
C
Vision coverage includes all of the following coverages except
A. loss of sight caused by disease
B. the cost of lenses and frames
C. contact lenses
D. eye examinations
A