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When a healthcare organization allows an unsafe condition to exist 



1.	Dependence on government funding and related programs (e.g., Medicare, Medicaid, and Blue Cross) and the continuous shrinkage occurring in such revenues have forced hospitals to:
a.	market services to non-insured patients
b.	seek tax-exemption in gift shops
c.	conduct an annual fund-raising activity
d.	seek alternative sources of revenue

2.	Income earned by tax-exempt organizations from non-exempt activities is:
a.	treated differently than those paid by profit-making organizations.
b.	not subject to unrelated business income taxes under the Internal Revenue Code
c.	subject to unrelated business income taxes under the Internal Revenue Code 
d.	subject to only state taxes

3.	When a healthcare organization allows an unsafe condition to exist on its property and does nothing to address it and a visitor gets injured, the organization will be held out liable because:
a.	they were lazy
b.	ignorance is no excuse
c.	they didn't take even the simplest steps to avoid an accident
d.	the injury was foreseeable and the organization had a duty to care

4.	Assuming the existence of a single not-for-profit tax-exempt hospital, any restructuring undertaken normally involves the creation of at least one additional not-for-profit tax-exempt entity. This entity may be referred to as a:
a.	medical staff foundation
b.	 parent or holding company
c.	volunteer entity
d.	capital financing corporation

5.	In order to be exempt from prosecution by the Department of Justice and the FCC these financial arrangements structures that were developed for healthcare providers are called:
a.	Safe Harbor regulations
b.	Clayton act amendments
c.	Antitrust safety zone
d.	CON regulations




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