Which of the following statements about Medicare Part A are correct? Select all that apply
1. Medicare Part A has an annual deductible.
2. Medicare Part A covers immunizations.
3. Medicare Part A covers facility related expenses.
4. Medicare Part A covers medical supplies.
5. Medicare Part A is also called the Advantage Plan.
1,3
Rationale: Medicare Part A pays for the facility related expenses for inpatient, hospice, home health or nursing home residency care, etc. For the most part, individuals do not pay a premium for Medicare Part A coverage, but it does have an annual deductible that must be satisfied each year.
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1. Tibia. 2. Radius. 3. Femur. 4. Clavicle.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
When reviewing the studies that were included in a systematic review, a nurse is aware of the potential for publication bias. What is an implication of this phenomenon?
A) Studies with no demonstrated effect may not appear in the literature. B) Studies that challenge accepted practice are often rejected for publication. C) The fact that a study has been published constitutes a form of bias. D) Biased publications often form the basis of accepted practice.