HAS 103 Uniform Business Office TRICARE Practice Exam

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• Which TRICARE Online feature would you use to download your personal health information?
• Which role is appointed by the MTF to establish and oversee coordinated medical management activities?
• What is epidemiology?
• What is the foundation of population health?
• Which action best supports installation-level population health?
• Population Health Management starts gathering information with four questions. Which of the following is one of those questions?
• Which enrollees can book appointments via TRICARE Online without a booking clerk?
• During processing, which topic is essential when informing members about healthcare access away from home?
• Population health is defined as which of the following?
• Medicare Part A covers which services?
• What is the overall purpose of Population Health Management?
• Which statement reflects the foundation of population health?
• Which health plan requires a fixed enrollment fee and aims to coordinate care to eliminate unnecessary costs?
• What is the primary focus of the BCAC?
• Who is automatically enrolled in TRICARE for Life?
• What is the fixed amount TRICARE PRIME enrollees pay in the civilian provider network?
• What is the monthly amount paid for an insurance policy called?
• TRICARE for Life enrollment is automatic for 65+ who are enrolled in Medicare Part A and B, and it makes TRICARE what?
• Which statement accurately describes the TRICARE Young Adult (TYA) options?
• The 'Feedback' component involves:
• Which tool is used to find out what a patient’s needs are?
• TRICARE Prime (TYA Prime) cost element is which of the following?
• What does Secure Messaging in TRICARE Online enable a patient to do?
• Which objective relates to guiding primary care clinics?
• What is the role of a BCAC (Benefits Counseling Assistance Coordinator) in TRICARE Online?
• What describes a patient's ability to obtain medical care in a military treatment facility?
• TRICARE Prime is best described as?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed AFMS challenge?
• Which payment represents the remainder of an expense after TRICARE has paid its portion and depends on sponsor status?
• Who are listed as Users of TRICARE Online?
• What are the best ways to address the needs? (How)
• Which role is described as appointing an individual to establish and oversee coordinated medical management activities?
• Can contractors and medical support staff use TRICARE Online?
• Who is the provider that coordinates and manages TRICARE beneficiaries' care, often referred to as the gatekeeper?
• What is the purpose of the Nurse Advice Line in TRICARE Online?
• Which option best captures the foundation of population health?
• 'What are their needs? (what)' What is the objective?
• Medicare Part B covers which services?
• Which term refers to the health plan that coordinates care and has a fixed enrollment fee?
• What term refers to the annual fee charged to enroll in TRICARE Prime, not applied to active duty and family members?
• Which role ensures public health management initiatives and escorts are evaluated?
• What type of information does the Service Separation feature provide in TRICARE Online?
• Which TRICARE access category is associated with 24-hour availability?
• Which TRICARE plan requires enrollment and uses a primary care manager?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five main goals of population health?
• Which of the following is an explicit goal of population health?
• In order for a claim to qualify as a confirmed debt collection, which item is required?
• Enrollment fee exemption applies to which group?
• TRICARE Select features include which of the following?
• In TRICARE terminology, what term describes the PCM's role in authorizing referrals to specialists?
• BCAC assisting with eligibility issues is part of which role?
• The cost share amount depends on which factor?
• Which statement best describes a TRICARE Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)?
• BCAC providing information is part of which role?
• Which item is NOT a Critical Success Factor in Population Health Management?
• Which statement describes a Participating Non-Network provider?
• Who is overall responsible for population health at the installation level?
• Which Medicare Part covers doctor services and outpatient hospital care?
• What can you do with the Pharmacy (RX) Refill feature in TRICARE Online?
• Which statement is NOT one of the four population health management questions?
• Which role is directly connected to ensuring public health initiatives are evaluated?
• Which statement best explains the purpose of asking 'what are their needs?'
• What are the three main roles of BCAC in TRICARE Online?
• Which group is not required to pay the TRICARE Prime enrollment fee?
• Who can be a TRICARE authorized provider?
• Which action describes maintaining an active and effective MTF-level population health working group?
• Which statement best describes the three main roles of BCAC?
• Which statement is true about TRICARE Prime and TRICARE Select?
• The DCAOs help beneficiaries with which type of collections?
• Which category provides a 28-day specialty/wellness access window?
• Which TRICARE Online feature would you use to check a refill status at the MTF or clinic?
• What defines a Non Participating Network provider?
• What does DEERS stand for?
• If a beneficiary wants guidance on benefits and how to use their health care coverage, which role would assist?
• What is TRICARE Online (TOL) used for?
• Which TRICARE access category has a routine access window of 7 days?
• TRICARE for Life is best described as what?
• TRICARE Plus operates at which facilities?
• TRICARE Plus is described as what?
• Which statement about the population health group is true?
• Population Health is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement about knowing our population is FALSE?
• What can the DCAO not provide to beneficiaries?
• Which statement reflects one objective related to stakeholder involvement in the process?
• Which tool is used to identify a patient’s needs according to population health practice?
• DEERS is used to verify eligibility of beneficiaries.
• Which statement best describes the platform used during medical in/out processing?
• Which TRICARE plan provides no-cost health care through civilian providers for remote assignments and requires distance from the nearest MTF?
• What is a TRICARE network?
• For TRICARE Young Adult, the cost difference between plan options is based on which factors?
• Which objective supports a defined collaborative process for medical in/out processing?
• TRICARE is divided into how many regions and what are they called?
• TRICARE Young Adult (TYA) is available to certain young adult children of TRICARE beneficiaries or active duty members. What are the general eligibility criteria?
• What is the TRICARE allowable charge?
• During medical in and out processing, members must be informed about which of the following?
• In TRICARE Online, what does the Health Record feature allow beneficiaries to do?
• How many days prior to a patient’s out-processing appointment must lab and radiology results be printed and filed into the health records?
• Who is typically eligible for TRICARE Prime Remote?
• Which question best captures the initial step in population health planning?
• TRICARE Select is best described as?
• What term describes a system that controls costs by closely supervising and reviewing the delivery of care?
• Which statement best describes the foundation of population health?
• Which option pertains to evaluating PHM initiatives?
• Which TRICARE option allows non-emergency services outside the network without a referral?
• A person who is eligible for care in a military treatment facility is called what?