Limited accident and health policies normally cover

• A. Comprehensive health coverage
• B. A broad range of medical services
• C. A specific illness or event
• D. General medical care

Answer: (C)

Limited accident and health policies are designed to cover only a narrowly defined risk, such as a specific illness or a single accident. They’re not meant to provide broad health protection or a wide range of medical services. Instead, they pay a fixed benefit when that particular event occurs or the specified illness is diagnosed, often as a lump-sum or limited daily amount. Because of that focused purpose, they don’t offer comprehensive health coverage, a broad scope of medical services, or general medical care. So they’re described as covering a specific illness or event.