Before 1965 most consumers and health care providers were not concerned about health care costs because
A. Insurance companies were losing money but had not yet organized.
B. Many employees had such low co-pays and deductibles that they felt they were receiving a real bargain.
C. Medical and hospital bills were paid by insurance reimbursement for employees who received insurance as a fringe benefit.
D. Physicians were having their reimbursements cut, but increased numbers of health care seekers insulated the physicians from financial loss.
Question 2
How do nurses differ from most other professional health care providers?
A. Nurses are committed to caring for others.
B. Nurses are heavily involved in ongoing research programs.
C. Nurses are primarily employees of an organization.
D. Nurses do not expect a fair salary because nurses are primarily women.
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