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1. Indirect Medical Education payments provided under TEFRA:
   1. Are paid because the DRG case classification system does not fully account for costs of care provided in teaching institutions
   2. Help address the additional costs associated with teaching resident physicians
   3. Both A and B
   4. None of the above
2. True or False: The Department of Labor has federal oversight of health insurance coverage under the ERISA and COBRA laws.
3. True or False: The McCarran Ferguson Act complicates the offering of insurance products across state lines by allowing insurance to be regulated federally instead of on a state by state basis.
4. True or False: Medicare Part A covers hospital expenses for every U.S. citizen over the age of fifty, those who are totally disabled, and for individuals who require kidney dialysis for end-stage renal disease.
5. True or False: The Hill Burton Act is the first federal law passed that provided healthcare financing focused on private providers.

Answer 1

1.Option c is correct. Indirect Medical Education Payments provided under TEFRA are paid because the DRG case classification system does not full account for costs of care provided in the teaching institution and it help to address the additional costs associated with teaching resident physicians.
2. True. The Department of Labor has federal oversight of health insurance coverage under the ERISMA and COBRA laws. Because both laws are federal laws which offer healthcare insurance to employees.
3 True. The Mc Carran Ferguson Act complicates the offering of insurance products accross state lines by allowing insurances to be regulated federal instead of on a state by state basis.
4.False. Medicare Part A covers inpatient care, including care recieved while in a hospital, a skilled nursing facility, and in limited circumstances at home.
5. False The Hill Burton Act is the first federal law passed that provided healthcare financing focused on public and non profit organisation . It was intended to stimulate public and non profit hospital contruction and modernisation