Use the following information to answer the questions Kristen has a health insurance plan that includes: Deductible - $2,000 Co-insurance - 20% Out-of-pocket maximum - $5,000 Cap: No annual/lifetime cap 1. Kristen has already paid $1,500 on health related expenses so far this year. Kristen goes to the hospital for some services and the bill is $1,500. How much of the bill will Kristen's insurance pay? 2. How much of the bill will Kristen pay? 3. Kristen has already paid $5,000 on health related expenses so far this year. Kristen goes to the hospital for some services and the bill is $2,000. How much of the bill will Kristen's insurance pay? 4. How much of the bill will Kristen pay? 5. Kristen has not used her health insurance yet this year. Kristen goes to the hospital for some services and the bill is $1,000. How much of the bill will Kristen's insurance pay? 6. How much of the bill will Kristen pay? 7. Kristen has not used her health insurance yet this year. Kristen goes to the hospital for some services and her portion of the bill is $5,000. How much did Kristen's insurance pay for their portion of the bill? Use ESU plan information to answer the following: 8. Mason has an accident and goes to the hospital. All the procedures necessary to put Mason back together again add up to $25,000. Which plan would have been the best for Mason? 9. Ethan has an accident and goes to the hospital. All the procedures necessary to put Ethan back together again add up to $250,000. Which plan would have been the best for Ethan? 10. If you have not used your medical benefits yet this year and go get a physical from an in- network provider with a total cost of $850, how much will you end up paying of the $850 for each plan