HIM II: Final Exam. Part 2

What is morality? P. 319

The primary causes of hospitalization for mental illness include: P. 364

Which of the following is NOT a part of the stigma of mental illness? P. 365

In 2009, Canada's public safety minster estimated that, overall, ____% of federal, many incarcerated for nonviolent crimes, suffered from "significant" mental health problems. P. 366

If a medically necessary health care service is not within a reasonable distance from a remote community, which CHA principles apply? P. 90-93

A hospital refuses to provide medically necessary health care services to an insured citizen. Which CHA principle is being violated? P. 91

Which acts and Regulations apply to the provision of health care for Aboriginals living on reserves in Ontario? P. 89

___________ plays an authoritarian role in enforcing compliance with the Canada Health Act. P. 115

Which one of following is a responsibility of LHINs? P. 157

Which of the following is not an example of ethical principles for the health care profession? P. 325-328

Which one of the following is not the principle/criteria of Canada Health Act? P. 90

Passive euthanasia refers to: P. 343

Which one of the following provides care, medication, and some medical supplies for individuals dying at home: P. 177

This criteria states that all eligible residents of a province or territory are entitled, on uniform terms and conditions, to all of insured health services that are provided under the provincial or territorial health insurance plan. P. 91

Deviating from a profession's standards of practice or violating the professional boundaries is an example of: P. 272

This encompasses a person's values, beliefs, and sense of duty and responsibility. P. 319

In 2002, which report on health in Canada proposed a $4.5 billion government funding initiative for IT, advanced medical technology and EHRs, while stating that the existing health system funding model was already out of date? P. 101

Which of the following is adding to the burden on the Canadian health care system? P. 372, 375, 376

41 year old Kimm Fletcher diagnosed with brain cancer was given 2 months to live. A newer, expensive drug, Avastin, can prolong her life. The cost for 6 months of therapy is $48,000 and is not covered by OHIP. Given that ethically every life deserves equal consideration, what principle is compromised by OHIP? P. 328

Which of the 5 levels of health care funding involves the federal government giving more money to a province or territory to ensure similar service to those in richer jurisdictions? P. 186-188

Which term is often used interchangeably with Public Health? P. 35

Which Ethical Theory is defined as "an action as right or wrong depending on the results it produces"? P. 323

A scientific and an organized approach to health promotion and disease prevention that gathers information on lifestyles and living conditions affecting the health of the individuals. P. 35

The five criteria of the Canada Health Act(CHA) include the following: P. 90

A moral and honest action is taken regardless of the outcome. Explains the risks to the patients that allows them to make the decision. P.324

John is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and working in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) District Branch Office. Who is responsible for providing him healthcare services? P. 74

____________, this Act became law in 1984 that governs and guides the delivery of equal, prepaid, and accessible health care to Canadians. P. 89

_______________, a telephone helpline offers advise to the public from healthcare professionals (usually registered nurses) and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. P. 402-404

Who is known as the father of Canadian Medicare? P. 84

What is not a common element of Regulated Professions? P. 229

Which is not a criteria/condition of the Canada Health Act? P. 90

The benefits of establishing EHRs and EMRs will include: P. 401

The Controlled Drugs and Substance Act established different categories of drugs called? P. 278

The act of imposing treatment against the client's will when deemed in the best interests of the client refers to? P. 338

Behaviours, values, attitudes, geographic and political factors are associated with which determinant of health? P. 44

Disease, the occurrence of disease, or impairment resulting from accidents or environmental causes that adversely affects health, is the definition of: P. 3

Which of the following is NOT criteria for the delivery of health care set out by the Canada Health Act? P. 90

What is self-determination? P. 320

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

According to both the Kirby & Romanov Reports, what is the most significant issue facing the health care system? P. 363

Deontological theory develops from the word. P. 324

What percent of Canadian will experience mental illness at some point of their lives? P. 368

Teleological theory is defined as: P. 323

What was the first report that had Canadians looking at health differently, recognizing it as a resource that is influenced by a broad range, rather than by biology alone? P. 44

What year did the Canada Health Act become law under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's Liberal Government? 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).

Which G7 country has the lowest life expectancy at birth? P. 371

The term "Medically necessary" refers to a physician's ability to: P. 95

All of the following criteria must be met for a person to be eligible for provincial or territorial health insurance except: P. 164,165