[Vaughn, Ch. 13] When did the idea of race begin to be formed?

In the section “Theories of justice,” Vaughn lists these ways of allocating healthcare: systems that give equal access to all legitimate forms of health care, [ones] that offer a guaranteed minimal level of health care for everyone, or [ones] that provide care only to those most in need. This is part of his description of which theory of justice?

According to which theory of justice does the government not have a responsibility to ensure that citizens have health care?

In “Death and Dignity,” Quill describes a patient of his named Diane. Diane died by which method?

Which one of the following is correct about the second full paragraph in col. 1 on p. 557? (The one that begins “A common response.”)

In the section “Theories of justice,” Vaughn lists these ways of allocating healthcare: systems that give equal access to all legitimate forms of health care, [ones] that offer a guaranteed minimal level of health care for everyone, or [ones] that provide care only to those most in need. This is part of his description of which theory of justice?

[Vaughn, Ch. 13] According to Blum, which one of the following is most closely linked to the original concept of racism?

Gawande explains that, as part of the Affordable Care Act, groups of physicians can set up accountable-care organizations. Which one of the following best describes accountable-care organizations?

The Global Lung Function Initiative 2012 spirometry reference equations classify individuals into which of the following races? Select all of the correct answers.

After Gawande’s first article about health care in McAllen, TX, health care costs (or, at least, cost per Medicare recipient)