An example of a government hospital is which facility?

• A. Riverside Medical Center
• B. City Clinic
• C. General Practice Clinic
• D. Ft. Bragg Army Hospital

Answer: (D)

Government hospitals are owned and operated by the government to provide public health services, with funding coming from public funds. A military hospital like Ft. Bragg Army Hospital fits this because it is operated by the U.S. Army and funded through the Department of Defense, serving military personnel and their families. The other options describe civilian or private facilities—Riverside Medical Center is typically a civilian hospital, while City Clinic and General Practice Clinic are outpatient clinics not run by the government. In short, the defining feature is government ownership and operation, which Ft. Bragg Army Hospital embodies.