Which of the following statements is false;

Question 27 options:

a)

The Patient Self-Determination Act requires that facility staff be educated on advance directives issues;

b)

Clinical Research is a standard practice which is intended to test a hypothesis or development new knowledge;

c)

Innovative Therapy is designed to enhance the well being of the patient and is reasonably expected to be successful;

d)

The Uniform Determination of Death Act requires for an individual to be brain dead there must be an irreversible cessation of the entire brain including the brain stem;

e)

The conventional wisdom is that if a surgeon encounters unanticipated conditions during surgery that unless it is an emergency condition, the original condition is the only one that should be addressed at that time;

Examples of healthcare fraud include(s);

Question 28 options:

a)

Billing for services said to have been "incident to" a physician's services but that were not provided under the physician's direct supervision;

b)

Filing claims for services not rendered or not medically necessary;

c)

Unbundling a battery of services;

d)

Upcoding a procedure or diagnosis for a higher payment ;

e)

Misrepresenting the time, location, frequency, duration, or provider of services.

f)

All of the above.

g)

None of the above.

All of the following statements are false except for:

Question 29 options:

a)

Federal property is not exempt from state and local property;

b)

Private healthcare institutions' exemption from personal property and real estate taxation depends on use for a charitable purpose but not its qualification as a charity;

c)

Healthcare institutions do not have to own each parcel of land they want to exempt and parcels can be grouped for exemption purposes;

d)

Ad Valorem taxes are taxes imposed disproportionally on the entire value of the property being assessed;

e)

For profit healthcare institutions' property is subject to taxes;