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ARLKQ

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Dental care is available to qualifying veterans at Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers where they pay ___________________ ____________.
 A) monthly premiums for treatment (similar to a managed care program)
  B) low or no fees for treatment if obtained at the Veterans Affairs health care facility
  C) nothing because their health insurance plan reimburses the Veterans Affairs facility
  D) 100 of the fee because dental care is not covered by Veterans Affairs health benefits

Question 2

What is a program for the performance of elective surgical procedures on patients who are classified as outpatients and typically are released from the surgery center on the day of surgery, thus avoiding an overnight stay in the health care facility?
 A) ambulatory surgery
  B) partial hospitalization
  C) adult day care
  D) surgery clinic



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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