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The Privacy Act of 1974 _____.


A) Does not apply to government records
B) Focuses on private sector records
C) Mandates disclosure of information
D) Presumes that information be kept confidential

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Which is an example of emancipation of a minor?


A) 14-year-old female who has an STD.
B) 17-year-old who enters the armed forces.
C) Mentally competent 10-year old child.
D) Minor who no longer lives with parents.

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Implied or tacit consent applies to _____.


A) Emergency situations involving a conscious adult
B) Good Samaritan elective procedures and treatment
C) Invasive procedures that require general anesthesia
D) Procedures involving little or no risk to the patient

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Which is considered an identifier of protected health information?


A) Admission date
B) Employer telephone number
C) Name of pastor
D) Next of kin

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Which statutes a category of confidentiality protection at the state level?


A) Common law liability
B) Mandated redisclosure
C) Professional disclosure
D) Physician-patient privilege

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When evaluating informed consent,expert testimony regarding disclosure of information to the patient is based on the _____ standard.


A) Common law
B) Professional disclosure
C) Reasonable man
D) Unauthorized treatment

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Prior to the development of the informed consent doctrine,which theory would have been used to hold a physician accountable for his actions?


A) Autonomy
B) Battery
C) Charitable immunity
D) Good Samaritan

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Confidentiality is the obligation of the health care provider to maintain patient information in a manner that will not permit dissemination beyond the health care provider.

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Describe the difference between a living will and durable power of attorney.

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Living Will- a document,exercised when a...

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Which of the below is part of informed consent?


A) Consent must be received from a competent adult for it to be valid
B) Explanations must be outlined in appropriate medical terms to be complete
C) Just benefits of intended treatment are necessary so as not to frighten the patient
D) Numerous clauses that relieve the provider of any liability for battery

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To determine if the information provided was sufficient to obtain informed consent,the element of _____ is required.


A) Costs associated with the procedure
B) Description of possible complications
C) Possible alternative payment plans
D) Treatment,payment,operations

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Name,address information,date,phone number,etc.are all considered individual identifiers under HIPAA.

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Records held by a state agency correspond with principles of FOIA and fall into the _____ category of confidentiality protection?


A) Common law
B) Open record
C) Physician-patient privilege
D) Privacy

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Good Samaritan laws provide legal protection for _____ treatment.


A) elective
B) healthcare
C) negligent
D) unauthorized

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Advance directives are written instructions recognized under state law,such as living wills or durable power of attorney for health care,that relate to the kind of health care the patient wishes to have or not have when incapacitated.

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The confidentiality of HIV information _____.


A) Does not require disclosure to the patient that re-release of such information was performed if in the best interest of the general public
B) Is protected in the same manner as any other type of protected health information,including inpatient stays and outpatient encounters
C) Means a positive test result can be disclosed without prior consent to protect the public if actions are taken to protect the patient's identity
D) Restricts identification of the patient tested and the reason for testing,but not results of the test,whether positive or negative

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A patient who is HIV positive passed away in a car accident.His physician made a comment to the patient's best friend that he couldn't believe the patient had HIV but ended up dying in a car accident instead.Since the patient is dead it doesn't matter that the physician mentioned his HIV status.

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Which recognizes the patient's right to bring a lawsuit for damages or relief against someone who obtains,releases,or uses protected health information (PHI) inappropriately?


A) AMA ethical guidelines
B) Common law basis
C) Freedom of Information Act
D) Informed consent

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Which of the following is a difference between confidentiality and privacy?


A) Confidentiality is the right that all patients have to completely control access to their health information.
B) Confidentiality is patients' ability to prevent access to all forms of health information from all entities.
C) Privacy is the right that patients have to be left alone and to control access to their health information.
D) Privacy is an institution's obligation to prevent unauthorized access to patients' health information.

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The Freedom of Information Act applies to _____,


A) Governmental record-keeping only
B) HIPAA-legislated P.H.I.
C) Private sector records
D) State and federal records

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