California Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Exam

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Which statement best defines Medicare?

State Medical Welfare Funding
Medical funding for persons under 65 years old
Medical funding for children only
Medical benefits for persons age 65 and over

The correct answer is: Medical benefits for persons age 65 and over

Medicare is primarily a federal health insurance program that provides medical benefits to individuals who are 65 years of age and older. It is designed to assist older adults with healthcare costs, covering a variety of services such as hospital care, outpatient care, and some home health services. While it is true that Medicare also offers certain coverage options for some individuals with disabilities, those under 65 years of age are not the primary focus of the program. The program's main aim is to support senior citizens in accessing necessary medical care as they age, which is why the statement regarding medical benefits for persons aged 65 and over accurately defines Medicare. Other options do not correctly characterize Medicare's purpose or the population it serves, as they either focus on younger demographics or suggest associations with state funding, which aligns more closely with Medicaid, a different program designed for various low-income individuals and families.