HIM II: Final Exam. Part 1.

1.

1 point

Which of the following terms is also known as a living will or treatment directive? P. 346

Palliative care

Compassionate interference

Rights and mental competence

Advance directive

2.

1 point

Has a significant impact on what a person does to maintain good physical and psychological health. P. 14

HEALTH ILLNESS

HEALTH BEHAVIOUR

WELLNESS MODEL

HOLISTIC MODEL

3.

1 point

Which environment constructed by how individuals behave; their Relationships with others and their community. P. 40

Social environment

Physical environment

Working environment

Manufacturing environment

4.

1 point

An individual determines what they think would be the best results and makes their decisions accordingly would be an example of which ethical theory. P. 323

Teleological theory

Ethical theory

Deontological theory

Virtual theory

5.

1 point

What measures one's state of health between optimum health and poor health or death? P. 13

Compensation

Perception of Health

Health-illness continuum

Health Behavior

6.

1 point

Which evidence-based approach(es) utilizes the full range of data? P. 57

Analytic Research

Qualitative Research

Quantitative Research

Both B and C

All of the Above

7.

1 point

The Holistic approach to health was initially described as _________, which also means "impossible to achieve". P. 11

Ethiopian

Utopian

Idealistic

Unrealistic

8.

1 point

Which of the following is one of the conditions of the Canada Health Act? P. 90

Knowledge

Data

Recognition

Identification

9.

1 point

A total of _____ countries compose the membership of WHO. P. 135

190

191

192

193

10.

1 point

When the Medical Care Act was introduced? P. 86. (Note: Kim mentioned we don't have to remember specific dates, but I'm leaving these date questions up just in case she asks something similar but minus the dates).

July 1. 1968

December 1966

March 1969

January 1967

11.

1 point

Radiology Center is an example of: P. 154 (Note: I couldn't verify this answer in the textbook).

Primary care

Secondary care

Tertiary Care

Quaternary Care

12.

1 point

Which Health Model was initially described as "Utopian" (impossible to achieve)? P. 11

Transtheoretical Model

Social - Ecologic Model

Wellness Model

Holistic Model

13.

1 point

Which is not the stage of illness? P. 21

Preliminary phase

Action phase

Resolution phase

Healthy phase

14.

1 point

Which report or conference state that "health is determined by more than just biology"? P. 45. (Note: Kim mentioned we don't have to remember specific dates, but I'm leaving these date questions up just in case she asks something similar but minus the dates).

Alma-Ata conference 1978

The Epps report 1986

The Lalonde Report, 1974

None of the above

15.

1 point

Acceptable standards of human behavior- provide guidance for decision making and therefore form the basis of ethical study is called? P. 325

Beneficence

Ethical Principles

Virtue of ethics

Divine command

16.

1 point

Which is a strategy for improving Health of Canadians? P. 51

Encourage Life Long Learning

Foster Health Child Development

Ensure Healthy Working Conditions

All the Above

17.

1 point

Which is NOT a criteria of the Canada Health Act? P. 90

Public Administration

Universality

Recognition

Accessibility

18.

1 point

__________ is the impact of a health problem, measured by financial cost, mortality, morbidity or other indicators. P. 364

Disease Burden

Disease Rate

All the above

None of the above

19.

1 point

What is the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)? P. 131

A hazardous materials safety program that potential employees must complete before applying for a job in Canada

A health promotion in workplaces

A hazardous materials course and test undertaken only by health care workers

A combination of laws, regulations, and procedures that helps to reduce workplace injury and illness resulting from the use of hazardous chemicals

20.

1 point

Where and when was Canada's first medical school established? P. 74. (Note: Kim mentioned we don't have to remember specific dates, but I'm leaving these date questions up just in case she asks something similar but minus the dates).

In Montreal, in 1825

In England, in 1844

In Saskatchewan, in 1939

In Canada, in 1919

21.

1 point

What kind of relationship does a health care professional and their patients have? P. 326

Loyalty

Respect

Fiduciary

Fidelity

22.

1 point

Has a significant impact on what a person does to maintain good physical and psychological illness. P. 14

HEALTH ILLNESS

HEALTH BEHAVIOUR

WELLNESS MODEL

HOLISTIC MODEL

23.

1 point

Which of the following statements is correct? PP. 330-331

Patients have the right to their own medical records, to confidentiality & to uninformed consent.

Health care services offered within each province or territory must not go above & beyond the requirements of the Canada Health Act.

Currently no legislation guarantees a person's right to prompt medical care.

Continuity of care refers to health practitioners treating patients regardless of having all required information.

24.

1 point

Which of the following is false about the mental health? PP. 362-363

In Canada, mental health falls primarily under the jurisdiction of the federal government.

The number of mentally ill people in Canada is shrinking.

The Romanow Report refers to mental health as the "orphan child of health care".

Answers A & B

25.

1 point

What is the meaning of Sick Role Behaviour? P. 18

A sick person behaving in a very difficult manner

A healthy person pretending to be sick in order to get sympathy from others

A person pretending to be sick in order to stay home from work

A person's response to disease or illness

26.

1 point

Which of the following is the correct answer for the "natural" environment? P. 41

Home people live in

The building they attend school

Recreational parks

The food people eat

27.

1 point

What is the difference between brand-name drugs and generic drugs? P. 206

Brand-name drugs are priced the same as generic drugs

Brand-name drugs are more colourful when it comes to packaging and labels compare to generic drugs uses white packaging and plain labels

Brand-name drug names are always capitalized, while generic drug names are not

Brand-name drugs contains better active ingredients than generic drugs

28.

1 point

Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) are responsible for:
1. Hospitals
2. Ambulance Service
3. Mental Health and Addiction Agencies
4. Community Care Access Centres
5. Provincial Drug Programs
6. Community Support Service Organizations
P. 157

2,4,6

1,3,4,6

1,2,3,4,5,6

2,4,6,3

29.

1 point

Defines an action as right or wrong depending on the results it produces. Theoretically, the result must bring about the most benefit for the most people also unknown as consequence-based theory. PP. 323-324

Deontological Theory

Divine Command

Teleological theory

Ethical Theory

30.

1 point

It is a person's response to disease or illness. Removed from normal societal expectations and responsibilities, the sick person may respond to situations differently from when she/he is well. P. 18

Sick of Role Behaviour

Behaviour in Hospital Clients

Health Beliefs Model

Stages of Illness

31.

1 point

A record in the hospital setting may include all of the following except? P. 299

An admission sheet

Credit reports

Laboratory reports

Progress notes

32.

1 point

Optometric, dental and chiropractic services is the description of what type of benefits? P. 169

Supplementary benefits

Private benefits

Employment benefits

Health care benefits

33.

1 point

Which two provinces charges health care premiums for healthcare services? P. 161

Ontario and BC

Ontario and Alberta

Ontario and Saskatchewan

Ontario and Manitoba

34.

1 point

Which of the following principles does NOT provide the foundation for ethics in health care? PP. 326-328

Respect

Autonomy

Nonmalefience

Dignity

35.

1 point

The Aboriginal population in Canada is faced with which of the following health issues? PP. 395-396

High Morbidity Rate

Alcohol Abuse

High rate of mental health

All of the Above

36.

1 point

What is the top category of health care expenditure in Canada? P. 192

Physicians

Administration

Hospitals

Public Health

37.

1 point

How long is the waiting period for health care coverage for those who are new to a province or territory? P. 166

6 months

Immediately (no waiting period)

4 months

No longer than 3 months

38.

1 point

When did the Canada Health Act become law? P. 89. (Note: Kim mentioned we don't have to remember specific dates, but I'm leaving these date questions up just in case she asks something similar but minus the dates).

1984

1986

1977

1981

39.

1 point

Which is NOT considered a determinant of health? P. 36

Income

Education

Athletic Ability

Gender

40.

1 point

Which is/are a criterion of the Canada Health Act? P. 90

Portability

Universality

Accessibility

All of the above

41.

1 point

According to the Romanow Commission most Canadians share the same beliefs and concerns about health care. Which of these was NOT one of those beliefs or concerns? P. 350

Individual Canadians should not be bankrupted by the cost of acquiring needed health care.

The poorest in society should have access to health care.

Healthcare has an expanding definition.

A and B

42.

1 point

Family doctor, Home Care, Public Health, nurses, dentists, pharmacists and physiotherapists are all examples of which type of care? P. 154

Primary Care

Acute Care

Secondary Care

Ambulatory Care

43.

1 point

1984 - Governs and guides the delivery of equal, prepaid and accessible health care to Canadians. P. 89

Canadian Health Transfer

Canadian Health Act

Canada Assistance Program

Canada Assistance Plan

44.

1 point

1986 - To review and determine if any progress has been made... . P. 47

Towards a Healthy Future

National forum of Health

The Ottawa Charter of Health Promotion

Alma-Ata Conference

45.

1 point

The freedom to make one's own decisions. P. 320

Morality

Self-determination

Values

Morals

46.

1 point

Which of the following is not a criteria of The Canada Health Act? P. 90

Public Administration

Universality

Portability

Recognition

47.

1 point

The most important determinant of health is: P. 35

Health Services

Education and Literacy

Income and Social Status

Gender

48.

1 point

What is Medicare? P. 84

It is privately funded universal health insurance system.

It is a health insurance system for seniors.

It is a health insurance plan, which covers all the medical services.

It is informal name for Canada's national health insurance plan.