Please help me with question 1 - 5

Directions: 1. Save this document as LastNameFirstName Health Care PublicHealth doc 2. Use the following information to respond to questions 1-5: a. Your health insurance policy contains the following specifics i. Premium: $400.00/month (You pay 50% and your employer pays 50% of the premium) ii. Annual Deductible: $1,500.00 iii. Co Insurance: 80/20 iv. Annual Out-of-Pocket Max: $7,200.00 3. Using the details of your insurance plan above, answer the first 5 items following questions. The questions are independent of one another and do not build on each other. 4. Use the Texas Department of State Health Service's Texas Health Data webpage to complete the last 5 items. All responses can be found in the Surveys and Profiles - Health Facts Profiles section. 5. All responses should be written in complete sentences using proper grammar and correct spelling. 6. For questions 6-9, provide in-text citations and references for information derived from the Texas Health Data web page and/or other sources. 7. Submit your complete document in the corresponding tab within the course website. Insurance Payment Function Questions: 1. How much do you pay annually for your premium? 2. You have a surgery to repair a broken bone. The surgeon fee is $1000.00, the hospital fee is $750.00, and the anesthesiologist fee is $800.00. This is your first medical expense of the calendar year. How much will you have to pay out-of-pocket (excluding the premium)? 3. You undergo multiple medical procedures in one year totaling $30,000.00. Including your premium, deductible, and co-insurance, how much will you pay out-of-pocket for the year? 4. Your doctor requests that you get an MRI. Since you have already met your annual deductible, your out-of-pocket cost for an MRI was $400.00. The total cost for the procedure was $2000.00. The $400.00 represents the: PH 2340 Health Care and Public Health Assignment 5. You go to the doctor in early January and your total bill $445. This is your first trip to the doctor in this calendar year. How much of the $445 are you responsible for paying