Test Bank for Health and Health Care Delivery in Canada Questions AND
Correct Answers
1996 report recognizing determinants of health - ✔✔ Report on the Health
of Canadians.
A health care professional performs an act that is within their scope of
practice - ✔✔ An example of a professional acting within their authorized
capabilities.
A person trained in a long-term care centre calls themselves a health care
aide - ✔✔ An example of following legal restrictions around the use of a
professional title.
A rabbi circumcises a male child - ✔✔ An act performed by a religious leader,
not a health care provider.
Access to a multidisciplinary team of health care specialists - ✔✔
Collaboration among various health care professionals to provide
comprehensive care.
Access to free medications - ✔✔ Provision of medications without cost to
the patient.
Access to immediate radiological tests - ✔✔ Availability of radiological
examinations without delay.
Access to public health care under the Canada Health Act - ✔✔ Access to
public health care is not guaranteed as the Canada Health Act is federal
legislation that a province or territory could choose to ignore.
,Accountability in health care - ✔✔ The criterion of accountability should be
added.
Acknowledgement stage of illness - ✔✔ The individual is unable to ignore his
or her symptoms and seeks help.
Action after health management system hack - ✔✔ Notify everyone believed
to have been compromised.
Action for hospital in financial status 'in the red' - ✔✔ d. Find ways to reduce
costs or to be approved for extra funding
Action taken to manage the opioid crisis - ✔✔ Narcan kits made widely
available.
Adherence to the principles of the Canada Health Act - ✔✔ The commitment
to follow the guidelines set forth by the Canada Health Act.
Advantages of virtual mental health support services - ✔✔ Shorter wait
times, not having to go to a clinic, and access to services in preferred
language.
Age Requirement for MAID - ✔✔ At least 18 years of age.
Another prevalent method of hospital funding - ✔✔ Block funding.
Attributes of culture - ✔✔ Behaviours, values, attitudes.
, Autonomy - ✔✔ An ethical principle that recognizes the right of an individual
to make independent decisions without coercion.
Barrier to national electronic health record (EHR) system - ✔✔ The current
systems operate in isolation and do not have the ability to 'talk' to each
other.
Behaviour during the transitional phase stage of illness - ✔✔ The individual
receives a diagnosis and seeks a second opinion.
Beneficence - ✔✔ An ethical principle that refers to the obligation to act for
the benefit of others.
beneficence - ✔✔ An important ethical theory in health care that
encompasses the act of doing good.
Benefit for a long-term care facility with accreditation - ✔✔ Demonstration
to the public that the facility meets national standards of care and operation.
Benefit of primary health care reform for health care professionals - ✔✔ A
supportive team environment
biologic drugs - ✔✔ Drugs made from living sources such as plants,
microorganisms, or animals.
blood products regulation - ✔✔ Regulated by the Therapeutic Products
Directorate in Canada.
Correct Answers
1996 report recognizing determinants of health - ✔✔ Report on the Health
of Canadians.
A health care professional performs an act that is within their scope of
practice - ✔✔ An example of a professional acting within their authorized
capabilities.
A person trained in a long-term care centre calls themselves a health care
aide - ✔✔ An example of following legal restrictions around the use of a
professional title.
A rabbi circumcises a male child - ✔✔ An act performed by a religious leader,
not a health care provider.
Access to a multidisciplinary team of health care specialists - ✔✔
Collaboration among various health care professionals to provide
comprehensive care.
Access to free medications - ✔✔ Provision of medications without cost to
the patient.
Access to immediate radiological tests - ✔✔ Availability of radiological
examinations without delay.
Access to public health care under the Canada Health Act - ✔✔ Access to
public health care is not guaranteed as the Canada Health Act is federal
legislation that a province or territory could choose to ignore.
,Accountability in health care - ✔✔ The criterion of accountability should be
added.
Acknowledgement stage of illness - ✔✔ The individual is unable to ignore his
or her symptoms and seeks help.
Action after health management system hack - ✔✔ Notify everyone believed
to have been compromised.
Action for hospital in financial status 'in the red' - ✔✔ d. Find ways to reduce
costs or to be approved for extra funding
Action taken to manage the opioid crisis - ✔✔ Narcan kits made widely
available.
Adherence to the principles of the Canada Health Act - ✔✔ The commitment
to follow the guidelines set forth by the Canada Health Act.
Advantages of virtual mental health support services - ✔✔ Shorter wait
times, not having to go to a clinic, and access to services in preferred
language.
Age Requirement for MAID - ✔✔ At least 18 years of age.
Another prevalent method of hospital funding - ✔✔ Block funding.
Attributes of culture - ✔✔ Behaviours, values, attitudes.
, Autonomy - ✔✔ An ethical principle that recognizes the right of an individual
to make independent decisions without coercion.
Barrier to national electronic health record (EHR) system - ✔✔ The current
systems operate in isolation and do not have the ability to 'talk' to each
other.
Behaviour during the transitional phase stage of illness - ✔✔ The individual
receives a diagnosis and seeks a second opinion.
Beneficence - ✔✔ An ethical principle that refers to the obligation to act for
the benefit of others.
beneficence - ✔✔ An important ethical theory in health care that
encompasses the act of doing good.
Benefit for a long-term care facility with accreditation - ✔✔ Demonstration
to the public that the facility meets national standards of care and operation.
Benefit of primary health care reform for health care professionals - ✔✔ A
supportive team environment
biologic drugs - ✔✔ Drugs made from living sources such as plants,
microorganisms, or animals.
blood products regulation - ✔✔ Regulated by the Therapeutic Products
Directorate in Canada.
