CHIMA NCE PRACTICE QUIZ V2
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
"The number of ligatures, sutures, packs, drains, and sponges used and specimens
removed would be found in the:"
a. operative report
b. anesthesia record
c. pathology report
d. recovery room report - ANSWER-a. operative report
"When wanting to improve performance, standards are used to assess areas of
quality and workload. The 4 broad types of standards used are:"
"a. subjective, objective, administrative, clinical"
"
"c. administrative, clinical, financial, clerical"
"d. quantitative, qualitative, administrative, clinical" - ANSWER-b. quantitative,
qualitative, time frame, cost"
"Under the Canada Health Act, insured services refer to:"
a. all medical services
b. all medically necessary services
c. all necessary medical but no dental services
d. none of the above - ANSWER-b. all medically necessary services
Determinants of Health are:
a. morbidity and mortality measures
"b. factors, behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
c. health status indicators
"d. states of physical, mental, and social well-being" - ANSWER-"b. factors,
behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
"Early detection, routine care and patient education are the main thrusts of
_______________."
a. rehabilitative care
b. palliative care
c. disease and injury prevention
d. primary care - ANSWER-d. primary care
"In negligence law, the plaintiff must prove 4 facts. Which of the following is not
entirely correct?"
a. The defendant did not fulfill his/her duty of care.
b. The defendant did not meet the standard of care.
c. The plaintiff has an injury.
d. The extent of the damages that should be awarded. - ANSWER-c. The plaintiff
has an injury.
Canada is considered a Welfare State because:
,a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of
health
b. The government provides welfare to its citizens
c. The government cannot afford to provide health care services to all
d. none of the above - ANSWER-a. The government provides services for the
welfare of its citizens in matters of health
"The term ""Circle of Care"" refers to what?"
a. all members of a healthcare team
b. only the members of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and
treatment of a patient
c. only the physicians and nurses that are involved in the care and treatment of a
patient
"d. any member of a healthcare team that is currently, or was previously involved in
the care and treatment of a patient" - ANSWER-b. only the members of the
healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and treatment of a patient
Immunization programs would typically be conducted by local
a. community health centres
b. children s treatment centres
c. public health units
d. district health councils - ANSWER-c. public health units
Examination for discovery:
a. allows the claim put forward by the plaintiff and the plaintiff can enforce it against
the defendant
b. is the witness testimony given under oath and recorded for use in court at a later
date
"c. is a formal set of written questions propounded by one litigant and required to be
answered by an adversary, in order to clarify matters of evidence and help to
determine in advance what facts will be presented at any trial in the case"
d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s
case material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process - ANSWER-d. is
a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s case
material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to:
a. remoteness of location
b. user fees
c. extra billing
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
Anti-smoking and fitness campaigns are examples of:
a. health promotion
b. disease and injury prevention
c. primary care
d. restoration - ANSWER-a. health promotion
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to:
a. remoteness of location
,b. user fees
c. extra billing
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
Family Health Teams were established to:
a. ensure that everyone has a GP
b. deliver the very best access to primary health care
c. deliver care to those in only rural areas
d. focus only on health promotion and disease prevention - ANSWER-b. deliver the
very best access to primary health care
"According to the Canadian Charter of Rights, the right to life and the right to liberty
and security are what type of rights?"
a. fundamental rights
b. democratic rights
c. legal rights
d. none of the above - ANSWER-c. legal rights
Hospital Restructuring in Ontario took place within
a. 2002-2010
b. 1996-2000
c. 1992-1996
d. 2004-1010 - ANSWER-b. 1996-2000
In Women s Health issues a Gender bias existed as was seen by:
a. women being talked down to
b. not included in clinical trial
c. not being taken seriously
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
"To be admissible in court, the record must meet all of the following criteria except
that it is:"
a. documented in the normal course of business
b. kept in the regular course of business
c. made at any time up to a year after the matter occurred
"d. made by the person with knowledge of the acts, events, conditions, opinions, or
diagnoses appearing in it" - ANSWER-c. made at any time up to a year after the
matter occurred
"Daily, round the clock emergency care provided to patients arriving by ambulance
and other means of transport is typically provided in a/an:"
a. urgent care centre
b. emergency department
c. community care access centre
d. intensive care unit - ANSWER-b. emergency department
"During the registration process at a local hospital, an out-of-province patient gives
the registration clerk their provincial insurance coverage and certificate number. After
discharge of the patient, the hospital must provide the insurance company with
, length of stay, diagnoses and procedures performed during the patient s stay for
reimbursement of costs. Which of the following statements is true?"
a. the hospital must get signed consent from the patient before disclosure to the
insurer
b. the disclosure of the information is allowed without consent according to PHIPA
"c. the hospital can release only demographic and non-medical information such as
length of stay, ward, and bed type"
d. none of the above - ANSWER-b. the disclosure of the information is allowed
without consent according to PHIPA
A health record compiled about an individual from birth to death is called a(n):
a. source-oriented medical record
b. family record
c. longitudinal health record
d. integrated medical record - ANSWER-c. longitudinal health record
"The term ""Credentialing"" refers to the:"
a. monitoring of physician performance
b. review and implementation of quality assurance activities
c. medical staff by-laws
d. process for renewal and appointment of medical staff privileges - ANSWER-d.
process for renewal and appointment of medical staff privileges
Canada is considered a Welfare State because:
a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of
health
b. The government provides welfare to its citizens
c. The government cannot afford to provide health care services to all
d. none of the above - ANSWER-a. The government provides services for the
welfare of its citizens in matters of health
"PHIPA and PIPEDA are similar pieces of legislation; therefore, which of the
following statements is the most accurate?"
"a. PHIPA regulates the public sector, and PIPEDA the private sector"
b. both PHIPA and PIPEDA are Federal pieces of legislation
"c. PHIPA is used by Hospitals, whereas, PIPEDA regulates other healthcare
agencies"
"d. PIPEDA is a Provincial piece of legislation, whereas PHIPA is Federal" -
ANSWER-"a. PHIPA regulates the public sector, and PIPEDA the private sector"
"Risk management, outcome analysis and quality improvement are classified as
what type of use of health information?"
a. primary use
b. secondary use
c. legal use
d. tertiary use - ANSWER-b. secondary use
A criterion against which performance can be measured is characteristic of:
a. schedules
b. procedures
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
"The number of ligatures, sutures, packs, drains, and sponges used and specimens
removed would be found in the:"
a. operative report
b. anesthesia record
c. pathology report
d. recovery room report - ANSWER-a. operative report
"When wanting to improve performance, standards are used to assess areas of
quality and workload. The 4 broad types of standards used are:"
"a. subjective, objective, administrative, clinical"
"
"c. administrative, clinical, financial, clerical"
"d. quantitative, qualitative, administrative, clinical" - ANSWER-b. quantitative,
qualitative, time frame, cost"
"Under the Canada Health Act, insured services refer to:"
a. all medical services
b. all medically necessary services
c. all necessary medical but no dental services
d. none of the above - ANSWER-b. all medically necessary services
Determinants of Health are:
a. morbidity and mortality measures
"b. factors, behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
c. health status indicators
"d. states of physical, mental, and social well-being" - ANSWER-"b. factors,
behaviors, & conditions that interrelate to influence health"
"Early detection, routine care and patient education are the main thrusts of
_______________."
a. rehabilitative care
b. palliative care
c. disease and injury prevention
d. primary care - ANSWER-d. primary care
"In negligence law, the plaintiff must prove 4 facts. Which of the following is not
entirely correct?"
a. The defendant did not fulfill his/her duty of care.
b. The defendant did not meet the standard of care.
c. The plaintiff has an injury.
d. The extent of the damages that should be awarded. - ANSWER-c. The plaintiff
has an injury.
Canada is considered a Welfare State because:
,a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of
health
b. The government provides welfare to its citizens
c. The government cannot afford to provide health care services to all
d. none of the above - ANSWER-a. The government provides services for the
welfare of its citizens in matters of health
"The term ""Circle of Care"" refers to what?"
a. all members of a healthcare team
b. only the members of the healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and
treatment of a patient
c. only the physicians and nurses that are involved in the care and treatment of a
patient
"d. any member of a healthcare team that is currently, or was previously involved in
the care and treatment of a patient" - ANSWER-b. only the members of the
healthcare team that are actually involved in the care and treatment of a patient
Immunization programs would typically be conducted by local
a. community health centres
b. children s treatment centres
c. public health units
d. district health councils - ANSWER-c. public health units
Examination for discovery:
a. allows the claim put forward by the plaintiff and the plaintiff can enforce it against
the defendant
b. is the witness testimony given under oath and recorded for use in court at a later
date
"c. is a formal set of written questions propounded by one litigant and required to be
answered by an adversary, in order to clarify matters of evidence and help to
determine in advance what facts will be presented at any trial in the case"
d. is a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s
case material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process - ANSWER-d. is
a pre-trial process intended to permit parties in an action access to the other s case
material in order to aid settlement or shorten the trial process
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to:
a. remoteness of location
b. user fees
c. extra billing
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
Anti-smoking and fitness campaigns are examples of:
a. health promotion
b. disease and injury prevention
c. primary care
d. restoration - ANSWER-a. health promotion
Accessibility of health care might be compromised due to:
a. remoteness of location
,b. user fees
c. extra billing
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
Family Health Teams were established to:
a. ensure that everyone has a GP
b. deliver the very best access to primary health care
c. deliver care to those in only rural areas
d. focus only on health promotion and disease prevention - ANSWER-b. deliver the
very best access to primary health care
"According to the Canadian Charter of Rights, the right to life and the right to liberty
and security are what type of rights?"
a. fundamental rights
b. democratic rights
c. legal rights
d. none of the above - ANSWER-c. legal rights
Hospital Restructuring in Ontario took place within
a. 2002-2010
b. 1996-2000
c. 1992-1996
d. 2004-1010 - ANSWER-b. 1996-2000
In Women s Health issues a Gender bias existed as was seen by:
a. women being talked down to
b. not included in clinical trial
c. not being taken seriously
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above
"To be admissible in court, the record must meet all of the following criteria except
that it is:"
a. documented in the normal course of business
b. kept in the regular course of business
c. made at any time up to a year after the matter occurred
"d. made by the person with knowledge of the acts, events, conditions, opinions, or
diagnoses appearing in it" - ANSWER-c. made at any time up to a year after the
matter occurred
"Daily, round the clock emergency care provided to patients arriving by ambulance
and other means of transport is typically provided in a/an:"
a. urgent care centre
b. emergency department
c. community care access centre
d. intensive care unit - ANSWER-b. emergency department
"During the registration process at a local hospital, an out-of-province patient gives
the registration clerk their provincial insurance coverage and certificate number. After
discharge of the patient, the hospital must provide the insurance company with
, length of stay, diagnoses and procedures performed during the patient s stay for
reimbursement of costs. Which of the following statements is true?"
a. the hospital must get signed consent from the patient before disclosure to the
insurer
b. the disclosure of the information is allowed without consent according to PHIPA
"c. the hospital can release only demographic and non-medical information such as
length of stay, ward, and bed type"
d. none of the above - ANSWER-b. the disclosure of the information is allowed
without consent according to PHIPA
A health record compiled about an individual from birth to death is called a(n):
a. source-oriented medical record
b. family record
c. longitudinal health record
d. integrated medical record - ANSWER-c. longitudinal health record
"The term ""Credentialing"" refers to the:"
a. monitoring of physician performance
b. review and implementation of quality assurance activities
c. medical staff by-laws
d. process for renewal and appointment of medical staff privileges - ANSWER-d.
process for renewal and appointment of medical staff privileges
Canada is considered a Welfare State because:
a. The government provides services for the welfare of its citizens in matters of
health
b. The government provides welfare to its citizens
c. The government cannot afford to provide health care services to all
d. none of the above - ANSWER-a. The government provides services for the
welfare of its citizens in matters of health
"PHIPA and PIPEDA are similar pieces of legislation; therefore, which of the
following statements is the most accurate?"
"a. PHIPA regulates the public sector, and PIPEDA the private sector"
b. both PHIPA and PIPEDA are Federal pieces of legislation
"c. PHIPA is used by Hospitals, whereas, PIPEDA regulates other healthcare
agencies"
"d. PIPEDA is a Provincial piece of legislation, whereas PHIPA is Federal" -
ANSWER-"a. PHIPA regulates the public sector, and PIPEDA the private sector"
"Risk management, outcome analysis and quality improvement are classified as
what type of use of health information?"
a. primary use
b. secondary use
c. legal use
d. tertiary use - ANSWER-b. secondary use
A criterion against which performance can be measured is characteristic of:
a. schedules
b. procedures
