MC There is common confusion about the differences between Medicare and Medicaid to those who are not recipients. What are the differences?
A. Medicare provides partial coverage for health services when eligible for Social Security benefits and Medicaid provides health services to the indigent.
B. Medicare funding is solely on the federal level and Medicaid has no federal funding.
C. Medicare only covers health care services for people over age 65.
D. Medicare does not cover preventive services, but Medicaid provides such coverage.
Question 2
MC As a factor, income inequity has been linked to poorer health status due to
A. The changeover from Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (ANF).
B. Increased incidence and prevalence of acute and chronic diseases.
C. Numbers of public health clinics.
D. Receiving governmental assistance.
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