Match each scenario with the type of prevention being described.  Answers may be used more than once or not at all.

(J) please answer asap...   Question 21 Medicare Part B covers A. in-patient costs B. out-patient costs C. specialty care costs D. prescription drug costs Question 22 Medicare Part B covers A. 100% of covered costs B. 60% of covered costs C. 80% of covered costs D. 50% of covered costs Question 23 Medicare Part D covers A. in-patient costs B. out-patient costs C. specialty care costs D. prescription drug costs Question 24 The 'donut hole' refers to A. in-patient costs B. out-patient costs C. specially care costs D. prescription drug costs Question 25 In the future of health care there will be more managed care to control costs A. TrueB. False

Who determines whether your application for a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE), allowing you to use a prohibited substance for medical necessity, is approved or denied?   Question 15Answer a.   A group of professionals working for the national/international sports federations.   b.   The president of the national or international sports federations   c. The doping control officer and his team d.   A committee of medical experts

QUESTION 7 Match the example with the type of decision-making: v A clinician explains the nature of the patient's illness, outlines the A. Shared-decision making. potential treatments, and explains the positive and negative feature of each potential treatment but does not make a recommendation. B. Informed decision making-informed consent c. Inform of decision v A clinician recommends surgery and discussed with the patient the steps that will occur as well as the potential harms and benefits. He then asks the patient to sign permission to perform surgery. v A clinician draws blood to determine whether or not a patient has diabetes but decides not to worry the patient with the results unless his or her blood sugar level is elevated.