Set 1 Flashcards

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Q1: John is wondering which wards in public hospitals receive subsidies from the Singapore Government. He needs to be aware that all wards of public hospitals receive subsidies from the Singapore Government apart from…
(A) Class A
(B) Class B1
(C) Class B2
(D) Class C

A

Class A

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Q2: Nicole needs to be admitted to a public hospital and has asked how much subsidy is available if she selects a B1 ward. Nicole should be told that the subsidy is …
(A) 10%
(B) 20%
(C) 40%
(D) 80%

A

(B) 20%

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Q3: Benefits under the Medical Expense Insurance are provided on a/an…
(A) benefit basis
(B) deductible basis
(C) agreed value basis
(D) reimbursement basis

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(D) reimbursement basis

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Q4: Mr Goh bought a family coverage plan of his medical Expense Insurance policy. The application was submitted at the same time. A family discount of 5% was given by the insurer. The premiums payable were as follows:
(i) Mr Goh: $150
(ii) Mr Goh’s spouse: $170
(iii) Mr Goh’s son: $120
(iv) Mr Goh’s daughter: $140
Calculate the total premium payable by Mr Goh

A

(C) S$551

Total gross premium = $150 +$170 +$120 +$140 = $580
Premium payable (include 5% discount) = 95% X $580 = $551

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Q5: Berty has a medical Expenses insurance policy which includes Specific Disease Insurance. The specific disease which Berty is covered for is cancer. If Berty is diagnosed to be suffering from cancer, the insurance policy will pay Berty…
(A) a fixed lump sum
(B) his funeral expenses when he dies.
(C) his usual monthly salary until he dies.
(D) the cost of medical treatment to cure him

A

(A) a fixed lump sum

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Q6: Joan is seeking reimbursement of hospital miscellaneous expense under a typical Medical Expense Insurance policy but is not sure which charges she can claim for. In respect of hospital miscellaneous expenses, Joan MOST likely can claim for…
(A) her costs of a short-stay ward.
(B) the charges of the operating room.
(C) her costs of being in an intensive care unit.
(D) the costs of surgical implant and prosthesis

A

(B) the charges of the operating room

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Q7: Alice has purchased a Medical Expenses insurance policy. Alice notes that certain items under Hospital Miscellaneous Expenses are covered including
(A) radiosurgery
(B) anesthetist’s fees
(C) ambulance services
(D) congenital anomalies

A

(C) ambulance services

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Q9: Andy is a Group Medical Expenses Underwriter and usually underwrites policies based on the claims history of the group to be insured. This method of underwriting by Andy is known as…
(A) master rating
(B) selective rating
(C) experience rating
(D) moratorium rating

A

(C) experience rating

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Q10: Beside the proposal form, the document which is required in the underwriting of a Disability Income Insurance application of a self-employed person is the…
(A) Computerized payslip
(B) certified letter from the company
(C) Notice of Assessment for the last 3 years
(D) Central Provident Fund Statement (6 months)

A

(C) Notice of Assessment for the last 3 years

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Q11: Nicole, a Disability Income underwriter, is assessing some risk proposals. Which is a factor for underwriting consideration by Nicole?
(A) Insured’s address
(B) Previous convictions
(C) Insured’s occupation
(D) Number of dependants.

A

(C) Insured’s occupation

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Q12: Mike is an underwriter working for a Health Insurer. Mike is reviewing policy wordings of Long-Term insurers and notes that it is usual for Long-Term Care insurers to usually pay benefits monthly or…
(A) daily
(B) weekly
(C) quarterly
(D) annually

A

(A) daily

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Q13: Joan has a Health Insurance policy. Under the Activities of Daily Living(ADLs) section of her policy, Joan’s ability to move from a bed to an upright chair or wheelchair, and vice versa is known as…
(A) feeding
(B) mobility
(C) toileting
(D) transferring.

A

(B) mobility

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Q14: Dread Disease Insurance is now commonly known as…
(A) Critical Illness Insurance
(B) Major Medical Insurance
(C) Severe Disease Insurance
(D) Permanent Health Insurance

A

(A) Critical Illness Insurance

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Q15: The waiting period of a Critical Illness Insurance policy for severe stage of major cancer is usually…
(A) 14 days.
(B) 30 days
(C) 90 days
(D) 120 days

A

(C) 90 days

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Q16: Under the terms of the Critical Illness Framework 2019, insurers must adopt a 90-day waiting period for the severe stage of…
(A) COVID-19
(B) Meningitis
(C) Depression
(D) Coronary Artery By-Pass Surgery

A

(D) Coronary Artery By-Pass Surgery

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Q17: Jane wishes to purchase Critical Illness insurance covering pregnancy related complications and congenital illness. In Singapore, it is possible for Jane to purchase such term insurance which is usually valid for
(A) 3-6 months.
(B) 6-12 months
(C) 2-3 years
(D) 3-6 years

A

(D) 3-6 years

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Q18: For a Group Dental Care Insurance, the Schedule of Allowances would usually states the…
(A) premium amts and frequency.
(B) detailed terms and conditions of the policy.
(C) benefits or procedures covered under the policy.
(D) policy inception date and validity period of the policy.

A

(C) benefits or procedures covered under the policy.

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Q19: Which circumstances will allow Mr Lim to claim for medical expense benefits under his Travel Insurance while he is overseas?
(A) Aesthetic surgery overseas
(B) Self-inflicted injury overseas
(C) Routine health check-up conducted overseas
(D) Emergency accidental dental treatment overseas

A

(D) Emergency accidental dental treatment overseas

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Q21: Which type of Health Maintenance Organization Model has the greatest cost control although its members have the lowest choice of providers?
(A) Staff.
(B) Group.
(C) Network.
(D) Independent Practitioners Association.

A

(A) Staff.

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Q22: There are several types of hospitalization and day surgery expenses that can be paid with MediSave. The inpatient daily hospital limit applies if the patient is admited to the hospital for at least ___ hours.
(A) 4
(B) 6
(C) 8
(D) 12

A

(C) 8

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Q20: A common payment method used by a Managed Healthcare Organization is…
(A) Premium
(B) Fee schedule
(C) Income insurance
(D) Medical expenses

A

(B) Fee schedule

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Q8: A Group Insurance has been issued to ABC Ltd. The policy is MOST likely to be issued under a single contract called
(A) Plan contract
(B) Master contract
(C) Employer contract
(D) Employee contract

A

(B) Master contract

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Q23: Peter, a Singapore Citizen, suffers from hypertension. If he wishes to use his Medisave to pay for his hypertension outpatient treatment under the Chronic Disease Management Programme (CDMP), the percentage of cash co-payment for such CDMP claim he has to make is…
(A) 5%
(B) 10%
(C) 15%
(D) 20%

A

(C) 15%

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Q24: Risk-Loading by private insurers on an Integrated Shield Plan would result in the premiums being…
(A) lower.
(B) higher.
(C) unchanged.
(D) on an escalating scale.

A

(B) higher.

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Q25: Samy, an adult Singapore citizen working as a carpenter in a furniture manufacturing company, was hospitalized for two weeks owing to an accidental work-site injury suffered, which was covered under the company’s group health and surgical insurance. Subsequently, he was hospitalized again for a week owing to injuries arising from his direct participation in a riot. 2 months later, he was hospitalized again, as he broke his leg while playing football with his friends after work.

His Medishield Life would cover his hospitalization treatment for his…

(A) ambulance fees to the hospital.
(B) accidental work-site injury suffered.
(C) injuries arising from his direct participation in the riot.
(D) broken leg while playing football with his friends.

A

(D) broken leg while playing football with his friends.

For the accidental injury suffered while at work
- this is excluded: see item (k) in 4.3.2, i.e : Work injury Compensation Insurance. For treatment of alcoholism - this is excluded: see for item(l). For injuries arising from the riot - this is excluded: see item (n).
Broken leg while playing football after work - not excluded under MediShield Life.

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Q26: Shirley wishes to know the coverage of the additional private insurance component of the Integrated Shield Plans, which is administered by approved private insurers. She should be advised that it is meant to cover…
(A) Class C wards of public hospitals or private hospitals.
(B) Class B2 wards of public hospitals or private hospitals.
(C) All ward classes of public hospitals or private hospitals.
(D) Class A/B1 wards of public hospitals or private hospitals.

A

(D) Class A/B1 wards of public hospitals or private hospitals.

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Q27: Simon wishes to claim under his MediSave account for the following Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment costs incurred as follows:
21 January 2020: S$100
13 February 2020: S$140
11 March 2020: S$210
16 April 2020: S$260

How much can Simon recover from his MediSave account?

(A) S$540
(B) S$640
(C) S$700
(D) S$710

A

(A) S$540

Since the withdrawal limit for inpatient psychiatric treatment of S$150 per day, subject to a maximum of S$5,000 per year

S$100 + S$140 + S$150 + S$150 = S$540

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Q28: Gloria is a Singapore Citizen with a household monthly income of S$1,500 and lives in a HDB flat with an annual value of S$15,000. She does not have sufficient Medisave savings to pay for her MediShield Life premiums in full. Assuming that she is eligible to receive premium subsidies under the MediShield Life Scheme, what is the % of the premium which can be subsidized under the Premium Subsidies for the lower to the middle income?
(A) 80%
(B) 50%
(C) 60%
(D) 75%

A

(B) 50%

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Q29: <All preliminary calculations shld be correct to 2 d.p (with rounding) and the final answer correct to the nearest unit (with rounding).

The total claimable amt for a hospital bill is S$10,000, and there is no pro-ration factor involved.

The co-insurance claimable amount is as follows:
First S$5,000 = 10%
Next S$5,000 = 5%
Above S$10,000 = 3%

Calculate the amount that MediShield Life will pay if the deductible is S$2,000, and that the respective co-insurance applies.
(A) S$7,350
(B) S$7,450

A

(B) S$7,450

After deductible = S$10,000 - S$2,000 = S$8,000
1st S$5,000 = 10% X S$3,000 = S$300
Next S$5,000 = 5% X S$5,000 = S$250
Total = S$8,000 - S$300 - S$250 = S$7,450

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Q30: MediShield Life covers all Singapore Citizens up till they…
(A) pass away.
(B) reach age 99 years.
(C) become permanently disabled.
(D) decide to seek treatment at a private hospital.

A

(A) pass away.

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Q31: Veronica, a 55 y/o professional, has been quoted the following for her MediShield Life, CareShield scheme and CareShield Life Supplement:
(1) MediShield Life component = S$600
(2) Risk Loading = S$180
(3) CareShield Life S$500
(4) CareShield Life Supplement = S$850

Annual withdrawal limit for Veronica is S$600.

All preliminary calculations shld be correct to 2 d.p with rounding and final answer correct to the nearest unit with rounding.

Calculate the amt that Veronica will have to pay in cash for the CareShield Life Supplement.
(A) S$180
(B) S$250
(C) S$600
(D) fig can’t be seen :”)

A

(B) S$250

Withdrawal limit for CareShield Life Supplement = S$600

Cash payment = S$850 - S$600 = S$250

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Q32: Jane is a Central Provident Fund member. She can use his MediSave for mammograms screening at approved medical centres if she is aged over…
(A) 45
(B) 50
(C) 35
(D) 40

A

(B) 50

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Q33: Subject to the specified withdrawal limits, David, a CPF member, can use his Medisave savings to pay for the premiums of…
(A) Covid-19 Insurance.
(B) Critical Illness Insurance.
(C) Hospital Cash Insurance
(D) CareShield Life Supplement.

A

(D) CareShield Life Supplement.

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Q34: John, who belongs to the Merdeka Generation, joined CareShield Life in April 2022. In this respect, which one of the following is CORRECT?
(A) He will receive annual MediSave top-ups for life.
(B) He would have received lifelong cash assistance of S$100 each month.
(C) He would have received CareShield Life Additional Participation Incentives.
(D) He would be entitled to free medical treatment at all Government Polyclinics

A

(C) He would have received CareShield Life Additional Participation Incentives.

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Q35: Which one of the following is NOT a feature of CareShield Life?
(A) There is a cash surrender value based on the total premium paid.
(B) It has a minimum entry age of 30y/o, but no maximum entry age.
(C) It offers lifetime cash payouts for as long as the individual is severely disabled.
(D) Regardless of the place of residence, policyholders will remain covered, and be able to make a claim and receive payouts.

A

(A) There is a cash surrender value based on the total premium paid.

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Q36: The Government is currently footing the full COVID-19 medical bills of eligible individuals. Which one of the following would have to pay for the COVID-19 medical bills themselves?
(A) Those who are unvaccinated by choices.
(B) Those who are medically ineligible for vaccination.
(C) Those who contract COVID-19 and their medical bills exceed S$500.
(D) Those who contract COVID-19 and have been hospitalized for at least 3 days

A

(A) Those who are unvaccinated by choices.

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Q37: The insurer has the right to refuse to renew a health insurance policy on certain dates as specified in the policy issued under the…
(A) optionally renewable basis.
(B) guaranteed renewable basis.
(C) compulsory renewable basis.
(D) conditionally renewable basis.

A

(A) optionally renewable basis.

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Q38: Danielle works for a health insurer in the underwriting dept. Danielle issues policies to policyholders. Danielle notices that health insurance policies contain a `Mis-statement of Age or Gender’ provision which states that, in the case of an insured person misstating his age or gender, the insurer will…
(A) terminate the policy and keep the premium.
(B) terminate the policy and refund the premium.
(C) adjust the premium based on his correct age and gender.
(D) ignore the correct age and gender during the policy period and rectify the error at renewable.

A

(C) adjust the premium based on his correct age and gender.

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Q39: A policy owner who has just bought a Critical Illness Insurance policy, with built-in depth benefits payable, wishes to make a nomination of beneficiaries, such that he still retains the policy ownership and is free to change, add or remove them without their consent. Which nominations should he make?
(A) Trust Nomination
(B) Revocable Nomination
(C) Irrevocable Nomination
(D) Recoverable Nomination

A

(B) Revocable Nomination

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Q40: What will likely help to reduce the amount of premium that insurers charge for their Health Insurance policies if the insurer expects market conditions to be favorable?
Increase in…
(A) medical inflation
(B) investment income
(C) operating expenses
(D) mortality experience.

A

(B) investment income

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Q41: In respect of Health Insurance, who will evaluate the risk by considering the probable influence of previous medical history and current impairment on any possible future claim?
(A) Broker.
(B) Actuary.
(C) Underwriter.
(D) Claims manager.

A

(C) Underwriter.

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Q42: One of the key factors in underwriting Long-Term Care Insurance is the…
(A) level of education.
(B) status of citizenship.
(C) size and stability of the proposer’s earnings.
(D) detection of any early cognitive impairment.

A

(D) detection of any early cognitive impairment.

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Q43: If Mr Tan states in his Critical Illness Insurance proposal form that he is receiving treatment for high blood pressure, the underwriter will MOST LIKELY require a/an…
(A) financial report.
(B) blood profile analysis.
(C) attending physician’s statement.
(D) supplementary lifestyle questionnaire.

A

(C) attending physician’s statement.

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Q44: Terry wishes to purchase Health Insurance, but he is not interested in considering moratorium underwriting. Terry should be told that an advantage of moratorium underwriting in Health Insurance is that the proposer will…
(A) not need to answer any questions about himself.
(B) need to fill in only a health declaration in his proposal.
(C) be asked to provide only basic information about himself.
(D) be automatically covered for all pre-existing medical conditions from the inception date of the policy.

A

(C) be asked to provide only basic information about himself.

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Q45: Dobby is an accident and health insurance intermediary. In the case of a personal accident policy, by virtue of Notice No.: MAS 120, Dobby must ensure that the policy owner is aware that policy monies shall be paid as a result of…
(A) accident only.
(B) accident or illness only.
(C) accident, death or illness only.
(D) accident, death, illness or assault only.

A

(A) accident only.

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Q46: Elliot is the compliance director of a life insurer called MNB insurance(MNB). Elliot should know that MNB may not use the word “Shield’’ when naming an accident and health policy, unless that policy is a _____ policy.
(A) Group
(B) Critical Illness
(C) Income protection
(D) Medisave approved

A

(D) Medisave approved

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Q47: Notice No.: MAS 120 comprises both mandatory requirements and best practice standards on the disclosure of information and provision of advice to policy owners for…
(A) life policies only.
(B) accident and health (A&H) policies only.
(C) A&H policies and life policies that provide A&H benefits.
(D) A&H policies, Investment-Linked policies, and Universal Life policies

A

(C) A&H policies and life policies that provide A&H benefits.

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Q48: Elliot is the compliance director of a life insurer called MNB insurance (MNB). Elliot should know that MNB may not use the word “Shield’’ when naming an accident and health policy, unless that policy is a ____ policy.
(A) Group
(B) Critical Illness
(C) Income protection
(D) Medisave approved

A

(D) Medisave approved

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Q49: Notice No.: MAS 120 comprises both mandatory requirements and best practice standards on the disclosure of information and provision of advice to policy owners for…
(A) life policies only.
(B) accident and health (A&H) policies only.
(C) A&H policies and life policies that provide A&H benefits.
(D) A&H policies, Investment-Linked policies and Universal Life policies.

A

(C) A&H policies and life policies that provide A&H benefits.

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Q50: Needs selling would involve the Financial Advisor Representative…
(A) developing a relationship with a prospective client.
(B) assuming that the prospective client needs a product.
(C) putting the prospective client under pressure to purchase an unsuitable product.
(D) helping the prospective client to uncover his needs and recommend suitable solutions.

A

(D) helping the prospective client to uncover his needs and recommend suitable solutions.