CHIMA NCE PRACTICE QUIZ V2 FREQUENTLY TESTED
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
"The number of ligatures, sutures, packs, drains, and sponges used and specimens removed would be
found in the:" a. operative report
b. anesthesia record
c. pathology report
d. recovery room report
ANSWER
a. operative report
Question 2.
"When wanting to improve performance, standards are used to assess areas of quality and workload.
The 4 broad types of standards used are:" "a. subjective, objective, administrative, clinical" "
"c. administrative, clinical, financial, clerical" "d. quantitative, qualitative, administrative, clinical"
ANSWER
b. quantitative, qualitative, time frame, cost"
Question 3.
"Under the Canada Health Act, insured services refer to:" a. all medical services b. all medically
necessary services c. all necessary medical but no dental services d. none of the above
ANSWER
b. all medically necessary services
Question 4.
Determinants of Health are: a. morbidity and mortality measures "b. factors, behaviors, & conditions
that interrelate to influence health" c. health status indicators "d. states of physical, mental, and social
well-being"
ANSWER
"b. factors, behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
,Question 5.
"Early detection, routine care and patient education are the main thrusts of _______________." a.
rehabilitative care b. palliative care c. disease and injury prevention d. primary care
ANSWER
d. primary care
Question 6.
Immunization programs would typically be conducted by local a. community health centres b. children
s treatment centres c. public health units d. district health councils
ANSWER
c. public health units
Question 7.
Examination for discovery: a. allows the claim put forward by the plaintiff and the plaintiff can enforce it
against the defendant b. is the witness testimony given under oath and recorded for use in court at a
later date "c. is a formal set of written questions propounded by one litigant and required to be
answered by an adversary, in order to clarify matters of evidence and help to determine in advance
what facts will be presented at any trial in the case" d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties
in an action access to the other s case material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
ANSWER
d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s case
material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
Question 8.
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to: a. remoteness of location b. user fees c.
extra billing d. all of the above
ANSWER
d. all of the above
Question 9.
Anti-smoking and fitness campaigns are examples of: a. health promotion b. disease and injury
prevention c. primary care d. restoration
ANSWER
a. health promotion
,Question 10.
"In negligence law, the plaintiff must prove 4 facts. Which of the following is not entirely correct?" a.
The defendant did not fulfill his/her duty of care. b. The defendant did not meet the standard of care. c.
The plaintiff has an injury. d. The extent of the damages that should be awarded.
ANSWER
c. The plaintiff has an injury.
Question 11.
Canada is considered a Welfare State because: a. The government provides services for the welfare of
its citizens in matters of health b. The government provides welfare to its citizens c. The government
cannot afford to provide health care services to all d. none of the above
ANSWER
a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of health
Question 12.
"The term ""Circle of Care"" refers to what?" a. all members of a healthcare team b. only the members
of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and treatment of a patient c. only the
physicians and nurses that are involved in the care and treatment of a patient "d. any member of a
healthcare team that is currently, or was previously involved in the care and treatment of a patient"
ANSWER
b. only the members of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and
treatment of a patient
Question 13.
Family Health Teams were established to: a. ensure that everyone has a GP b. deliver the very best
access to primary health care c. deliver care to those in only rural areas d. focus only on health
promotion and disease prevention
ANSWER
b. deliver the very best access to primary health care
, Question 14.
"According to the Canadian Charter of Rights, the right to life and the right to liberty and security are
what type of rights?" a. fundamental rights b. democratic rights c. legal rights d. none of the above
ANSWER
c. legal rights
Question 15.
Hospital Restructuring in Ontario took place within a. 2002-2010 b. 1996-2000 c. 1992-1996 d. 2004-
1010
ANSWER
b. 1996-2000
Question 16.
In Women s Health issues a Gender bias existed as was seen by: a. women being talked down to b. not
included in clinical trial c. not being taken seriously d. all of the above
ANSWER
d. all of the above
Question 17.
"To be admissible in court, the record must meet all of the following criteria except that it is:" a.
documented in the normal course of business b. kept in the regular course of business c. made at any
time up to a year after the matter occurred "d. made by the person with knowledge of the acts, events,
conditions, opinions, or diagnoses appearing in it"
ANSWER
c. made at any time up to a year after the matter occurred
Question 18.
"Daily, round the clock emergency care provided to patients arriving by ambulance and other means of
transport is typically provided in a/an:" a. urgent care centre b. emergency department c. community
care access centre d. intensive care unit
ANSWER
b. emergency department
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
"The number of ligatures, sutures, packs, drains, and sponges used and specimens removed would be
found in the:" a. operative report
b. anesthesia record
c. pathology report
d. recovery room report
ANSWER
a. operative report
Question 2.
"When wanting to improve performance, standards are used to assess areas of quality and workload.
The 4 broad types of standards used are:" "a. subjective, objective, administrative, clinical" "
"c. administrative, clinical, financial, clerical" "d. quantitative, qualitative, administrative, clinical"
ANSWER
b. quantitative, qualitative, time frame, cost"
Question 3.
"Under the Canada Health Act, insured services refer to:" a. all medical services b. all medically
necessary services c. all necessary medical but no dental services d. none of the above
ANSWER
b. all medically necessary services
Question 4.
Determinants of Health are: a. morbidity and mortality measures "b. factors, behaviors, & conditions
that interrelate to influence health" c. health status indicators "d. states of physical, mental, and social
well-being"
ANSWER
"b. factors, behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
,Question 5.
"Early detection, routine care and patient education are the main thrusts of _______________." a.
rehabilitative care b. palliative care c. disease and injury prevention d. primary care
ANSWER
d. primary care
Question 6.
Immunization programs would typically be conducted by local a. community health centres b. children
s treatment centres c. public health units d. district health councils
ANSWER
c. public health units
Question 7.
Examination for discovery: a. allows the claim put forward by the plaintiff and the plaintiff can enforce it
against the defendant b. is the witness testimony given under oath and recorded for use in court at a
later date "c. is a formal set of written questions propounded by one litigant and required to be
answered by an adversary, in order to clarify matters of evidence and help to determine in advance
what facts will be presented at any trial in the case" d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties
in an action access to the other s case material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
ANSWER
d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s case
material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
Question 8.
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to: a. remoteness of location b. user fees c.
extra billing d. all of the above
ANSWER
d. all of the above
Question 9.
Anti-smoking and fitness campaigns are examples of: a. health promotion b. disease and injury
prevention c. primary care d. restoration
ANSWER
a. health promotion
,Question 10.
"In negligence law, the plaintiff must prove 4 facts. Which of the following is not entirely correct?" a.
The defendant did not fulfill his/her duty of care. b. The defendant did not meet the standard of care. c.
The plaintiff has an injury. d. The extent of the damages that should be awarded.
ANSWER
c. The plaintiff has an injury.
Question 11.
Canada is considered a Welfare State because: a. The government provides services for the welfare of
its citizens in matters of health b. The government provides welfare to its citizens c. The government
cannot afford to provide health care services to all d. none of the above
ANSWER
a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of health
Question 12.
"The term ""Circle of Care"" refers to what?" a. all members of a healthcare team b. only the members
of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and treatment of a patient c. only the
physicians and nurses that are involved in the care and treatment of a patient "d. any member of a
healthcare team that is currently, or was previously involved in the care and treatment of a patient"
ANSWER
b. only the members of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and
treatment of a patient
Question 13.
Family Health Teams were established to: a. ensure that everyone has a GP b. deliver the very best
access to primary health care c. deliver care to those in only rural areas d. focus only on health
promotion and disease prevention
ANSWER
b. deliver the very best access to primary health care
, Question 14.
"According to the Canadian Charter of Rights, the right to life and the right to liberty and security are
what type of rights?" a. fundamental rights b. democratic rights c. legal rights d. none of the above
ANSWER
c. legal rights
Question 15.
Hospital Restructuring in Ontario took place within a. 2002-2010 b. 1996-2000 c. 1992-1996 d. 2004-
1010
ANSWER
b. 1996-2000
Question 16.
In Women s Health issues a Gender bias existed as was seen by: a. women being talked down to b. not
included in clinical trial c. not being taken seriously d. all of the above
ANSWER
d. all of the above
Question 17.
"To be admissible in court, the record must meet all of the following criteria except that it is:" a.
documented in the normal course of business b. kept in the regular course of business c. made at any
time up to a year after the matter occurred "d. made by the person with knowledge of the acts, events,
conditions, opinions, or diagnoses appearing in it"
ANSWER
c. made at any time up to a year after the matter occurred
Question 18.
"Daily, round the clock emergency care provided to patients arriving by ambulance and other means of
transport is typically provided in a/an:" a. urgent care centre b. emergency department c. community
care access centre d. intensive care unit
ANSWER
b. emergency department
