BOG FACHE EXAM NEWEST

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BOG FACHE EXAM NEWEST 2025/2026

COMPLETE 230 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

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The effective cost of debt is roughly the same for both not-for-profit and

investor-owned organizations because:

• Both types of organizations can issue tax-exempt debt.
• The interest rate is the same on both tax-exempt and regular debt.
• Neither type of organization can issue tax-exempt debt.
• The tax deductibility of interest for investor-owned firms offsets the

lower coupon rate on tax-exempt debt. - ANSWER-d. The tax deductibility of interest for investor-owned firms offsets the lower coupon rate on tax-exempt debt.

The master site plan (or master facility plan) for a healthcare

organization:

• Describes future facility needs (either renovation or new

construction) necessary to meet strategic and operational needs.

• Provides detailed design documents for all construction programs

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• Must be prepared by an outside planning or architectural firm to

ensure sufficient objectivity.

• Is necessary to ensure that the organization complies with certificate

of need and other regulatory requirements. - ANSWER-a. Describes future facility needs (either renovation or new construction) necessary to meet strategic and operational needs

Which of the following statements best describes the statistics budget?

• It combines volume and expense rates to forecast costs.
• It is a profit forecast for the coming year.
• It combines volume and reimbursement data to forecast revenues.
• It provides input date for other budgets. - ANSWER-d. It provides

input date for other budgets.

All areas of healthcare facilities are subject to safety, convenience and other regulatory requirements as dictated by the state life safety codes, JCAHO, OSHA, state fire marshal, etc. Which area of the facility typically has the highest standards?

• The energy plant.
• Highly used public areas.
• Areas under construction.
• Patient care areas. - ANSWER-d. Patient care areas.
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The best way to reduce/contain the costs of distributing supplies

throughout an organization is to:

• Purchase the most modern supply distribution system for your

organization.

• Minimize the number of times an item is handled from the time it is

received by the organization to the time it is used.

• Utilize a computerized materials management system that allows the

organization to minimize inventory levels.

• Negotiate a contract with an outside vendor who specializes in supply

distribution to provide these services. - ANSWER-b. Minimize the number of times an item is handled from the time it is received by the organization to the time it is used.

The objective of maintenance and repair services is to keep the facility and its equipment operating like new. This goal is best achieved by

emphasizing:

• Prevention.
• Efficiency.
• Productivity.
• Safety. - ANSWER-a. Prevention.

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renovation or new construction, energy requirements, acquisition of new property, financing options, etc. However, the facility plan begins

with an estimate of each service or department's:

• Operational needs.
• Parking needs.
• Staffing needs.
• Equipment needs. - ANSWER-a. Operational needs.

An important management principle that should guide the

development of information systems in healthcare organizations is to:

• Treat information as an essential organizational resource.
• Delegate all decisions about information technology to technical

specialists.

• Employ consultants to set priorities for systems to be developed.
• Always buy the newest system available to avoid technical

obsolescence - ANSWER-a. Treat information as an essential organizational resource.

Which of the following is a major priority for system development in the managed care environment?

• Development of enterprise-wide computer networks.
• Development of repositories of computerized patient records.
• Development of operational inpatient systems.
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