You are a patient going to the doctor for a pre-scheduled annual exam. Your text would call this:

Answer:

The correct answer is choice "C".

Explanation:

If he were truly afraid of cats, he would dash out of the door quickly, similar to how I would react to seeing a spider. This eliminates options d and e. Furthermore, considering obsessive compulsive disorder, he would faint at the mere sight of a cat, leading to the elimination of option a as well. Lastly, option b does not fit because a fear of cats encompasses two kinds of phobias, so we can discard that as well, leaving option c as the correct answer.

Some prescription drug plans may incur higher

operating expenses and/or might provide enhanced coverage in exchange for a higher

premium cost. He could evaluate plan options to see if an enhanced plan could better meet his needs compared to a standard design plan.

Part D participants have three methods for settling their Part D premium.

(1) Electronic automatic monthly payment methods, such as direct withdrawal from a checking or savings account or automatic deductions from credit or debit cards;

(2) Monthly bills sent directly from the plan; or

(3) Automatic deductions from their Social Security Administration (SSA) benefit checks each month.

• Usually, it takes 2-3 months for SSA withholding to start or finish.

• When withholding initiates, it will cover the 2-3 months of owed premiums.

• If a beneficiary considers this payment option, they should first contact the plan.

Typically, the beneficiary is required to maintain the same payment option for the entire year.