Complete Test Bank Operational Finance Chapter.3 - Final Test Bank | Health Care Operations 3e by Langabeer by James R. Langabeer. DOCX document preview.
Chapter 3: Operational Finance
True or False Questions
- True or False? An understanding of finance is important in managing operations in a healthcare organization.
- True
- False
- Dealing with insurers is a minor concern to healthcare provider organizations, since the patient is ultimately responsible for paying the bill.
- True
- False
- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act includes fee reductions to healthcare providers.
- True
- False
- Discounting fees in healthcare services is not a common practice, since the Charge Description Master price determines the realizable revenue for an account.
- True
- False
- More than one-third of hospitals in the United States have a negative operating margin.
- True
- False
- The income statement and the balance sheet are the most common financial statements used in healthcare organizations.
- True
- False
- Benchmarking hospital financial performance using audited financial statements is fairly easy since all hospitals operate under the same financial disclosure rules.
- True
- False
Multiple Choice Questions
- Which of the following is not a financial statement used in management of healthcare organizations?
- Income statement
- Working capital ledger
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow statement
- Which of the following describes the amount that a healthcare provider will actually realize from billings for services?
- Gross patient revenues
- Charge description master fees
- Contractual adjustments
- Net patient revenues
- Non-patient related financial activities include:
- Contractual adjustments
- Fundraising and donations
- Depreciation
- Employee benefits
- Supply ratios include all of the following except:
- Supply expense per discharge
- Supply expense per bed
- Supply expense per adjusted discharge
- Supply expense per employee
- Which of the following describes the accounting equation?
- Revenues – expenses = income
- Assets + income = fund balance
- Assets = liabilities + equity
- Net Assets = income - expenses
- Working capital is represented by:
- Net patient receivables
- Levels of inventory, cash, and accounts receivable on the books at any point in time, net of any current liabilities that will consume cash
- Fixed assets, net of depreciation
- Net assets minus long term liabilities
- Which of the following is not a form of debt used by health care organizations?
- Bonds
- Leases
- Lines of credit
- Discounts on patient accounts
- Many hospitals are currently experiencing losses from operations. Describe ways that a hospital can improve financial performance outside of its routine operations.
- Describe how ratio analysis can be useful to operations management
- Describe the common organization of a balance sheet.
- Describe the relationship between operations and working capital management.
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