SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Distinguish activities of daily living (ADLs) from instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs). Provide two examples of each, and explain why the ADL/IADL distinction has practical consequences for long-term care insurance and Medicaid benefit eligibility. 

The Supreme Court’s Olmstead decision (1999) is most directly responsible for which shift in long-term care?

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Define the three forms of patient cost sharing (copayment, coinsurance, deductible). Then, using the evidence discussed in the chapter, explain how even small cost-sharing amounts can affect the use of preventive services, and how the ACA responded. 

A 79-year-old patient is hospitalized for five days following a hip fracture and is admitted to a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility 10 days after discharge to receive physical therapy. Under Medicare rules, the skilled nursing facility stay will be:

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Define posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and explain why it occurs. Identify two populations with documented elevated PTSD risk and support each with a specific statistic from the assigned material.

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Compare the HIPAA Privacy Rule (1996) with the HITECH Security Rule (2009), including breach-notification requirements and the penalty structure after HITECH. Why are the stakes of a breach particularly high for behavioral health records? 

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Explain Mental Health America’s B4Stage4 model, including its four stages, and analyze how the NIH Clinical Pathway model for youth suicide risk screening operationalizes B4Stage4 thinking in medical settings.

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Identify two documented benefits and two documented barriers to EHR implementation. Then, citing chapter data on documentation burden, explain one implication of EHR workload for clinician burnout and for behavioral health integration in primary care. 

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Distinguish voluntary from involuntary commitment, including the due-process protections involuntary commitment requires. Illustrate your answer with Florida’s Baker Act.

SHORT ANSWER: Responses should be precise and substantive — typically 3 to 6 sentences or a clearly organized list with brief explanations. Use accurate terminology from course materials. Compare Massachusetts’s 2006 reform with Healthy San Francisco (2007): describe each program’s core structural features, identify one documented achievement of each, and explain the limitation both share.