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Question 1 of 5

What became effective in 1966 by an act of legislation that revolutionized home care?

A. Life insurance

B. Medicare

C. Private insurance

D. Social Security

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Question 2 of 5

A major change to Medicare reimbursement was implemented in 1983. The new system paid a set rate according to diagnosis. What was the new payment system based upon?

A. Interim payment systems

B. Diagnosis-related groups

C. Title XVIII

D. Title XIX

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Question 3 of 5

How often must the home care treatment plan be recertified in order for the patient to continue to receive services?

A. Every 3 days

B. Every 60 days

C. Every 10 days

D. Every 2 weeks

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Question 4 of 5

Nurses who work in home settings rather than a hospital setting require a different level of ability to be technically proficient, self-motivated, and innovative. This requires a higher level of what quality?

A. Knowledge

B. Performance

C. Independence

D. Cooperation

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Question 5 of 5

The LPN/LVN may provide many services to the patient in the home including high-level skills. Under whose supervision should these high-level skills be directed and performed?

A. Health care provider

B. Family

C. Facility supervisor

D. RN

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