UC Course Portal SP1 BS in Health Sciences HSCI320 Medical Sociology 001, SP1_Week 5 Quiz 5. Grade 29 out of 30_97%

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UC Course Portal ▶︎ SP(1) 2017 ▶︎ BS in Health Sciences ▶︎ HSCI320 Med Sociology (001) SP1 2017 ▶︎ Week 5 ▶︎ Quiz 5 Nelisa DeLeon 8 Started on State Completed on Time ta... ken Grade Tuesday, February 7, 2017, 10:46 PM Finished Tuesday, February 7, 2017, 11:09 PM 23 mins 56 secs 29 out of 30 (97%) Millman contended that a “gentlemen’s agreement” existed among the hospital agreement allow for? Select one: a. Overlooking each other’s mistakes. b. Not to discuss personal issues with physician’s partners. c. Assisting in negotiating the highest pay possible for physicians. d. Doctors to be unreliable. e. Irresponsibility to patients. Page: 274 Overlooking each other’s mistakes. Which is NOT an important feature of a positive relationship for patients with the Select one: a. High levels of trust. b. General satisfaction. c. Participation in decision-making. d. Gender matching. e. None of the above. Page: 273 Gender matching. QUIZ NAVIGATION Show one page at a time Finish review 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Etiquette was a more important _______________ than accountability in under evaluation of physicians by physicians. Select one: a. Value. b. Belief. c. Norm. d. Opinion. e. All of the above. Page: 273 Norm. The decline in the status of physicians is largely due to greater: Select one: a. Government regulation b. Corporations in the health care market c. Changes in the physician-patient relationship d. All of the above e. None of the above Page: 283 All of the above The ____________ was founded in Philadelphia in 1847. Select one: a. American Medical Association. b. American College of Physicians. c. Health Care Workers, USA Chapter. d. Alliance of Physicians. e. All of the above. Page: 253 American Medical Association. Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 What is a double agent? Select one: a. Physicians who look out for the interests of the patient and the interests o b. Insurance agents who seem to be offering a great financial package, but for insurance companies. c. A physician who is also a patient. d. A nurse who reports on the mistakes of a physician who he/she works for e. None of the above. Page: 279 Physicians who look out for the interests of the patient an organization. Support through planning grants and loan guarantees was provided to encourag _______________; a form of prepaid group practice emphasizing preventive ca Select one: a. PSROs. b. DRGs. c. HMOs. d. SCHIPs. e. AMAs. Page: 278 HMOs. The Flexner Report reviewed the state of: Select one: a. Medical education. b. The AMA. c. The professionalization of physicians. d. Infectious disease. e. None of the above. Page: 256 Medical education. Question 9 Question 10 In Mark 0 out of 1 Question 11 President Bill Clinton referred to the AMA as just another __________________ Select one: a. Special interest group. b. Lobbyist organization. c. Powerful force trying to shape American policy. d. Civil society group. e. None of the above. Page: 254 Special interest group. Which is NOT a feature of professionalism? Select one: a. The profession determines its own standards of education and training. b. The student professional goes through a more stringent socialization exp occupations. c. Professional practice is often legally recognized by some form of licensur d. Licensing and admission boards are staffed by members of the professio e. All of the above are features. Page: 250-251 All of the above are features. A major defect in the professional autonomy argument arises from the fact that medical profession is granted _____________, on the assumption that it will res the public interest. Select one: a. Partially. b. Completely. c. Conditionally. d. Unconditionally. e. None of the above. Page: 276 Conditionally. Question 12 Question 13 Question 14 ____________ refers to health care organizations that control the cost of health treat specific illnesses, limit referrals to specialists, and require authorization pri measures. Select one: a. Health savings companies. b. Medicare and Medicaid. c. Health insurance. d. Managed care. e. None of the above. Page: 279 Managed care. One of the most significant guiding principles of the AMA has been its view of th ___________________________. Select one: a. Academic force for change. b. Articulate, charismatic healer. c. Societal leader. d. Independent practitioner. e. All of the above. Page: 254 Independent practitioner. Medical students shift from __________ to _____________ as part of a function physician’s role of maintaining an objective perspective of health and disease. Select one: a. Excitement; dejection. b. Defeatism; hopefulness. c. Optimism; to pessimism. d. Idealism; cynicism. e. None of the above. Page: 259 Idealism; cynicism. Question 15 Question 16 Question 17 _______________ are composed of licensed physicians and osteopaths who d are medically necessary, meet professional standards of quality, and are provid possible. Select one: a. PSROs. b. DRGs. c. HMOs. d. PPOs. e. AMAs. Page: 276 PSROs. What situation has reduced public confidence in medicine more than any other Select one: a. Refusal to be regulated by an external body. b. Resistance to cost controls. c. Acceptance of HMOs and PPOs. d. Adoption of medical technology which does the doctor’s work “for them.” e. None of the above. Page: 276 Resistance to cost controls. Millman contended that _______________ errors resulted in unfavorable letters seeking jobs and social isolation from other physicians in the hospital. Select one: a. Moral. b. Technical. c. Accidental. d. Real. e. Personal. Page: 274 Moral. Question 18 Question 19 Question 20 What attracted corporations to health care delivery is the potential for: Select one: a. Improving health care. b. Helping people. c. Financial profit. d. All of the above. e. None of the above. Page: 280-281 Financial profit. American medical schools in the 1800s were known to have: Select one: a. Low standards. b. Poor facilities. c. Incentive programs (e.g., trips to Europe). d. Financially strong students. e. All of the above. Page: 255 All of the above. Which is a sociologically relevant characteristic noted by Goode in explaining pr Select one: a. Professional titles and prestige. b. Prolonged training in a body of specialized knowledge. c. Entrance screening to only admit the most qualified. d. Being male dominated. e. All of the above. Page: 250 Prolonged training in a body of specialized knowledge. Question 21 Question 22 Question 23 Most American medical practitioners in the period before the American Revoluti Select one: a. Ship’s surgeons. b. Apothecaries. c. Clergy. d. Trained in Europe. e. All of the above. Page: 251 All of the above. Who defined the guidelines for analyzing the development of the medical profes Select one: a. Goode. b. Koch. c. Durkheim. d. Brown. e. Grant. Page: 250 Goode. __________________ considerations have become a primary motivation amon private health insurance companies. Select one: a. Economic. b. Social. c. Governmental. d. Insurance. e. All of the above. Page: 271 Economic. Question 24 Question 25 Question 26 What is medicalization? Select one: a. Path by which a student becomes a medical professional. b. Process of turning commonly regarded normal human conditions into me c. Process where a traditionally non-medical professional/occupational sphe (e.g. insurance companies). d. None of the above. e. All of the above. Page: 272 Process of turning commonly regarded normal human co Physicians in the United States used to lack: Select one: a. A service orientation. b. Lengthy training in specialized knowledge. c. Male dominance. d. The desire to help patients. e. All of the above. Page: 251 Lengthy training in specialized knowledge. AMA local societies have the power to enforce conformity at their level because Select one: a. Dues. b. Membership qualifications. c. Participation in events. d. Membership size (maximum size of the AMA). e. None of the above. Page: 253 Membership qualifications. Question 27 Question 28 Question 29 Public dissatisfaction with the medical profession in the United States is genera ______________ and ________________ origins. Select one: a. Educational; economic b. Educational; social c. Economic; social d. Economic; ethnic. e. None of the above. Page: 271 Economic; social Medical education is adjusting to new realities in medical practice. Changes inc health care delivery from: Select one: a. A system run by doctors to one shaped by the purchasers of care and the b. A decline in the public’s trust in doctors to greater questioning and even d c. A change in emphasis on specialization and subspecialization to primary d. Less hospital care to more outpatient care in homes and doctors’ offices. e. All of the above. Page: 263 All of the above. With the founding of the American Medical Association (AMA) in Philadelphia, _ beginning of a new era in medicine. Select one: a. Nurses. b. Physicians. c. The government. d. Hospitals. e. None of the above. Page: 253 Physicians. Question 30 The Flexner Report was sponsored by the: Select one: a. American government. b. European government. c. Carnegie Foundation. d. National Institutes of Health. e. All of the above. Page: 255 Carnegie Foundation. [Show More]

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