The process of a provider insuring his or her employees in case they commit fraud is called:

You are caring for a 22-year-old amateur boxer who complained of a sudden obstruction of part of his visual field. This complaint is most consistent with which of the following conditions?

A) Extrusion of the eyeball B) Subconjunctival hemorrhage C) Hyphema D) Retinal detachment

Which is a type of single-payer system in which the government owns and operates health care facilities and providers (e.g., physicians) receive salaries?

a. government health plan b. managed care c. socialized medicine d. universal health insurance