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luvbio

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If the insurance family deductible is nonaggregate, all individual deductibles:
 
  a. are mute.
  b. must be met prior to the family deductible.
  c. are considered met when the family deductible is met.
  d. are the same amount.

Question 2

A coinsurance limit is synonymous with:
 
  a. an out-of-pocket limit.
  b. a copayment limit.
  c. a stop-loss gap.
  d. deductible.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a





 

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