3. What distinguishes long-term care from other types of health care? oa. It strives to cure illnesses associated with late-life afflictions. ob. It is usually temporary. o c. It focuses on maintaining an individual's level of functionality. od. It does not include medical assistance or medical care delivered by licensed professionals. professionals. My IVOOGU 4. In which of the following kinds of long-term care settings will one find daily involvement of licensed physicians? O a. respite care facility o b. senior retirement community oc. assisted living residence od. skilled nursing facility 6. Who among the following has coverage for extended long-term care? o a. Anne, who is enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B o b. Sandra, who is enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan Oc. Kendra, who is enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B and who purchased a Medigap Plan K o d. Anne, Sandra, and Kendra are not covered for extended long-term care. 8. What does Medicaid's look-back rule pertain to? o a. the amount of Medicaid benefits paid on a recipient's behalf during the first six months of Medicaid eligibility ob. the amount of benefits Medicare paid for care received in a skilled nursing home facility o c. the income an applicant earned during the 36 months before applying for Medicaid od. the transfers of assets an applicant made during the 60 months before applying for Medicaid 10. All of the following are taken into consideration for Medicaid eligibility EXCEPT: o a. the level of the applicant's income b. the amount of assets the applicant owns oc. the transfer of any assets the applicant made before applying to Medicaid o d. the applicant's total contribution to Social Security through payment of FICA taxes Questions 11 - 20 >>