HSA 515 Midterm Exam Part II - 100% correct

HSA-515 Midterm The Office of Inspector General, established in the Department of Health and Human Services in 1976, investigates cases of
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 	Conditioning the award of a contract on an under-the-table percentage payback to a public official who has the ability to influence who will be awarded the contract

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 	Conferencing a case in an attempt to avoid a trial and reach an acceptable conclusion to the parties
			
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 	The elderly are especially vulnerable to abuse and neglect in a health care setting. In light of witnessing a dramatic increase in the numbers of abuse cases, especially in nursing homes, this Act was passed.
			
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 	When members of a hospital council governing body solicit and receive money from architects on a building project, they would be convicted of
	
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 	Offense generally punishable by less than one year in jail and/or a fine
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 	Each party to a contract must give up something of value in exchange for something of value. This is known as

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 	A special kind of agreement, either written or oral, that involves legally binding obligations between two or more parties is a
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 	A mistake in law permits

			
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 	If a contract is to be considered valid, an offer must be
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 	When a party to a contract has breached the contract and refuses to or cannot perform, the general rule is that the law will attempt to
			
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 	A contract with a firm of anesthesiologists that requires that all anesthesia services for a hospital- patients be performed by that firm
  			
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 	Knowing that a danger exists and voluntarily accepting the risk by taking a chance and exposing oneself to it
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assumption of a risk
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assumption of a risk
			
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 	A formal objection by one of the parties of a lawsuit that the evidence presented by the other party is insufficient to support a suit

			
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 	Evidence what another person has said

			
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 	A motion that asks a court to rule that there are no facts in dispute and that the rights of the parties can be determined as a matter of law, on the basis of submitted documents, without the need for a trial

			
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 	The sworn statement made by a witness before a trial that can be used as evidence in court
			
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 	Individual whose testimony is required because he or she is a specialist in a particular field of knowledge

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 	A committee of the governing body responsible for reviewing and overseeing the financial affairs of the organization

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 	Not-for-profit health care facilities are usually exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the

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 	Corporate authority that is derived from statutes

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 	The 1965 benchmark case in the health care field that had a major impact on the liability of hospitals and physicians
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 	As far as a duty to care is concerned, a corporation is treated
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 	A committee of the governing body responsible for overseeing the preparation of capital budgets for future years, expansion programs, and acquisition of major equipment

			
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 	Describe how healthcare providers should structure financial arrangements in order to be exempt from prosecution by the Department of Justice and the FTC.