Medicaid program is not an excellent example of how the federal structure of government

QUESTION 6 Medicaid program is not an excellent example of how the federal structure of government O Allows states to act as laboratories for innovation and experimentation with the program O Creates duplications and overlapping jurisdictions between different levels of governments O Helps create a unified system of healthcare throughout the country O Creates problems of inefficiencies and inequities since the program eligibility ands services vary considerably across states QUESTION 7 The Affordable Care Act of 2010 provided states with financial incentives to O Dramatically reduce their spending on the Medicaid program O Expand their Medicaid programs to cover more individuals O Eliminate Children’s Health Insurance Programs (CHIP) O Significantly tighten their eligibility requirements to reduce the number of people eligible for the program QUESTION 8 In order to participate in Medicaid, the federal government requires states to cover certain population groups called "mandatory eligibility groups." The "mandatory eligibility groups" include all of the following groups except one. Which is the exception? O Pregnant women with income below 138 percent of the Federal Poverty Level O Children through age 18 in families with income below 138 percent of FPL O All single parents with children O Most elderly and persons with disabilities who receive cash assistance through the Supplemental Security Income ($51) program QUESTION 9 The Affordable Care Act of 2010 established a new methodology to determine income eligibility for the Medicaid and CHIP programs. It is called O Modified Adjusted Gross Income O Modified Adjusted Net Income O Total Gross Family Income O All of the above QUESTION 10 Those individuals who are qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid programs because of their age and income are referred to as O Double dippers O Duplicates O Over lappers O Dual eligible