Cost accounting is defined as the
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method of allocating costs for Medicare beneficiaries |
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analysis of costs |
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analysis of charges |
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method of allocating costs among integrated delivery systems |
Question 2
The purpose of cost accounting is to
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provide management with cost information |
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keep costs for services |
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separate costs from charges |
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track specific costs in a healthcare organization |
Question 3
Methods of classifying costs include classification
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management function |
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traceability |
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accounting function |
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all of the above |
Question 4
Direct apportionment
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a onetime allocation of all costs from |
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
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a two-step allocation of costs involving multiple, simultaneous |
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simultaneous allocations from all non-revenue-generating |
2.4 points
Question 5
Step-down apportionment involves
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
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simultaneous allocations from all non-revenue-generating |
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a two-step allocation of costs involving multiple, simultaneous |
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a two-step allocation of costs involving multiple, simultaneous |
2.4 points
Question 6
Double apportionment involves
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a two-step allocation of costs involving multiple, simultaneous
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
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simultaneous allocations from all non-revenue-generating
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2.4 points
Question 7
Multiple apportionment involves
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simultaneous allocations from all non-revenue-generating |
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
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a two-step allocation of costs involving multiple, simultaneous |
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a onetime allocation of all costs from non-revenue-generating |
2.4 points
Question 8





