HIM CHIMA chapter 15 Exam
Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update 2026/2027
Question:
CHA(1984) -
Answer:
S sets out criteria that must be met by the provinces
and territories in establishing their provincial health insurance plans in order to qualify for
federal funding
Question:
health care -
Answer:
S is primarily a provincial responsibility
Question:
regulated health professionals -
Answer:
S are subject to general and/or
specific legislation
Question:
primary sources of law in Canada -
Answer:
S legislation or statutes passed
by the Parliament and by provincial/territorial legistatures
Question:
2 different legal systems -
Answer:
S 1.common law(judge-made law)
2.civil law-private law is set out in the Civil Code of Quebec.applies only in Quebec
Question:
2 bodies of law -
, Answer:
S 1.administrative law
2.health law
Question:
administrative law -
Answer:
S deals with the relationship between
government and its citizens
Question:
health law -
Answer:
S covers the broad range of issues that impact health
care in Canada(privacy,security,confidentiality of HR)
Question:
4 levels of court -
Answer:
S 1.Provincial/territorial courts(exept
Nunavut)=inferior court(family law issues,civil law matters).Small claim court
2. Federal courts and provincial/territorial superior courts.In NS is called Supreme
Court.Provincial: Deals with more serious creminal and civil cases.Federal:hears only matters
involving federal laws
3. Appellate courts of federal and provincial/territorial jurisdiction
4. Supreme Court(highest court).Is the final court of appeal for all Canadian courts.Has
jurisdiction over all areas of law.
Question:
Nunavut court of Justice -
Answer:
S has the powers of a superior trial court
and an inferior court
Question:
unified family courts -
Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update 2026/2027
Question:
CHA(1984) -
Answer:
S sets out criteria that must be met by the provinces
and territories in establishing their provincial health insurance plans in order to qualify for
federal funding
Question:
health care -
Answer:
S is primarily a provincial responsibility
Question:
regulated health professionals -
Answer:
S are subject to general and/or
specific legislation
Question:
primary sources of law in Canada -
Answer:
S legislation or statutes passed
by the Parliament and by provincial/territorial legistatures
Question:
2 different legal systems -
Answer:
S 1.common law(judge-made law)
2.civil law-private law is set out in the Civil Code of Quebec.applies only in Quebec
Question:
2 bodies of law -
, Answer:
S 1.administrative law
2.health law
Question:
administrative law -
Answer:
S deals with the relationship between
government and its citizens
Question:
health law -
Answer:
S covers the broad range of issues that impact health
care in Canada(privacy,security,confidentiality of HR)
Question:
4 levels of court -
Answer:
S 1.Provincial/territorial courts(exept
Nunavut)=inferior court(family law issues,civil law matters).Small claim court
2. Federal courts and provincial/territorial superior courts.In NS is called Supreme
Court.Provincial: Deals with more serious creminal and civil cases.Federal:hears only matters
involving federal laws
3. Appellate courts of federal and provincial/territorial jurisdiction
4. Supreme Court(highest court).Is the final court of appeal for all Canadian courts.Has
jurisdiction over all areas of law.
Question:
Nunavut court of Justice -
Answer:
S has the powers of a superior trial court
and an inferior court
Question:
unified family courts -
