Questions: Choose the penalty that IS NOT a consequence of deficiencies in the Emergency Preparedness Rule set by the CMS which are not corrected. A. Fines B. Imprisonment C. Loss of funding D. Denial of application

Choose the penalty that IS NOT a consequence of deficiencies in the Emergency Preparedness Rule set by the CMS which are not corrected.
A. Fines
B. Imprisonment
C. Loss of funding
D. Denial of application
Transcript text: Choose the penalty that IS NOT a consequence of deficiencies in the Emergency Preparedness Rule set by the CMS which are not corrected. A. Fines B. Imprisonment C. Loss of funding D. Denial of application
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The answer is B: Imprisonment.

Explanation for each option:

A. Fines - This is a common penalty for non-compliance with regulations, including those set by the CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services). Organizations may face financial penalties if they fail to meet the requirements.

B. Imprisonment - This is not typically a consequence for deficiencies in the Emergency Preparedness Rule set by the CMS. The CMS usually imposes administrative penalties rather than criminal ones.

C. Loss of funding - Non-compliance with CMS regulations can lead to a loss of funding, as CMS may withhold payments or terminate agreements with non-compliant organizations.

D. Denial of application - If an organization fails to meet the CMS requirements, their application for participation in CMS programs can be denied.

In summary, imprisonment is not a typical penalty for non-compliance with the CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule, making it the correct answer to the question.

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