NURS1014 Final Exam
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Which Act replaced the federal hospital and medical insurance acts in 1984 and
established criteria and conditions? - Answer Canada Health Act
What did the Indian Act of 1876 do? - Answer 1. It allowed the federal government to
manage Indigenous lands, resources, and money
2. Promote assimilation
3. Residential Schools
What type of legal system does Quebec have? - Answer Quebec has a legal system built
on civil law
What is liberal democracy? - Answer A democratic system of government in which
individual rights and freedoms are officially recognized and protected, and the exercise
of political power is limited by the rule of law.
Responsibilities of the federal govt. - Answer Public debt & property
Regulation of trade and commerce
Taxation
Postal service (Canada Post)
Census & Statistics
Military/defense Quarantine & marine hospitals
Coast guard
Fisheries
Banks
Currency
Aboriginal peoples and their land
Old age pension and benefits
Criminal law
Features of parliamentary system - Answer The law is supreme authority (not individual
, people)
We elect people to represent us
What happens to the leader of the political party that wins the most seats in a federal
election? - Answer They become Prime Minister
What are some key provincial responsibilities? - Answer Direct Taxation
Healthcare and Hospitals
Education
Prisons
Shop, Saloon, Tavern, and other licenses
Property and civil rights within the province.
Administration of justice within the province.
What are the principles of the Canada health Act? - Answer Public Administration
Comprehensiveness
Universality
Portability
Accessibility
What does the principle of public administration ensure? (Canada Health Act) - Answer
Public authority and Nonprofit (cannot be governed by for profit businesses)
What does the principle of comprehensive coverage ensure? (canada health act) -
Answer >Prepaid medically necessary services by physicians and hospitals
>Dental surgery performed in hospital would be covered
>Services must be equally available to all insured residents within a province or
territory.
>No barriers to healthcare
What does the principle of universality ensure? CHA - Answer >All eligible residents are
entitled to all insured health services under the provincial/territorial health plan.
>Provinces/territories decide about charging premiums
>Where premiums are charged, individuals cannot be denied access to healthcare
services
Latest Update
Which Act replaced the federal hospital and medical insurance acts in 1984 and
established criteria and conditions? - Answer Canada Health Act
What did the Indian Act of 1876 do? - Answer 1. It allowed the federal government to
manage Indigenous lands, resources, and money
2. Promote assimilation
3. Residential Schools
What type of legal system does Quebec have? - Answer Quebec has a legal system built
on civil law
What is liberal democracy? - Answer A democratic system of government in which
individual rights and freedoms are officially recognized and protected, and the exercise
of political power is limited by the rule of law.
Responsibilities of the federal govt. - Answer Public debt & property
Regulation of trade and commerce
Taxation
Postal service (Canada Post)
Census & Statistics
Military/defense Quarantine & marine hospitals
Coast guard
Fisheries
Banks
Currency
Aboriginal peoples and their land
Old age pension and benefits
Criminal law
Features of parliamentary system - Answer The law is supreme authority (not individual
, people)
We elect people to represent us
What happens to the leader of the political party that wins the most seats in a federal
election? - Answer They become Prime Minister
What are some key provincial responsibilities? - Answer Direct Taxation
Healthcare and Hospitals
Education
Prisons
Shop, Saloon, Tavern, and other licenses
Property and civil rights within the province.
Administration of justice within the province.
What are the principles of the Canada health Act? - Answer Public Administration
Comprehensiveness
Universality
Portability
Accessibility
What does the principle of public administration ensure? (Canada Health Act) - Answer
Public authority and Nonprofit (cannot be governed by for profit businesses)
What does the principle of comprehensive coverage ensure? (canada health act) -
Answer >Prepaid medically necessary services by physicians and hospitals
>Dental surgery performed in hospital would be covered
>Services must be equally available to all insured residents within a province or
territory.
>No barriers to healthcare
What does the principle of universality ensure? CHA - Answer >All eligible residents are
entitled to all insured health services under the provincial/territorial health plan.
>Provinces/territories decide about charging premiums
>Where premiums are charged, individuals cannot be denied access to healthcare
services
