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JMatthes

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Congress established Medicare to pay for
 
  a. most of the medical expenses due to long term, chronic conditions.
  b. all of the cost of preventive health care checkups.
  c. a portion of medical expenses due to the most serious illnesses.
  d. all medical expenses of the elderly, blind, and disabled.

Question 2

Part A of Medicare is insurance.
 
  a. acute medical care
  b. hospital
  c. long-term care
  d. emergency medical care



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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