HIMT1200 CH. 10/11/12/13/14/15 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Third parties have the right to access a person's information if _____.
a.
Previous access to records was granted
b.
The requesting parties are third-party payers
c.
Proper release of information is authorized
d.
The requestors are the patient's caregivers - ANS Proper release of information is authorized
When determining which entity's federal or state law concerning the control of health
information control is preemptive, the health information manager must understand that the
_____.
a.
Language in federal laws preempts state and local laws
b.
State mandates result from mandates determined to be federal
c.
Federal or state law that is more stringent is followed
d.
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,HIPAA privacy rules always preempts state and local laws - ANS Federal or state law that is
more stringent is followed
Which is an example of a valid reason for restricting access to a patient's medical record?
a.
Patient information obtained via court order would reveal criminal behavior.
b.
Access to information in the patient record is never restricted, regardless of reason.
c.
Information revealed during litigation would adversely impact a person's marriage.
d.
Releasing information might have a detrimental effect on the patient's mental health. -
ANS Releasing information might have a detrimental effect on the patient's mental health
T/F: A reasonable fee for the copying of health information is established by the state. -
ANS True
T/F:
Identity theft is guaranteed at all large health care facilities. - ANS False
The role of an Institutional Review Board involves:
a.
Maintaining the confidentiality of all of the subjects is optional when the results of research
benefit society as a whole.
b.
Approving an informed consent that accurately describes the risks and benefits to the subject
associated with any research to be conducted.
c.
Reviewing the research protocols to be sure that they comply with federal regulations only,
regardless of the facility's location.
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, d.
Developing means and methods of obtaining financial resources that positively impact
research, even if adversely impacting subjects. - ANS Approving an informed consent that
accurately describes the risks and benefits to the subject associated with any research to be
conducted
The Declaration of Helsinki applies to _____.
a.
Guidelines followed when conducting research involving human subjects
b.
Protection of human and non-human subjects involved in medical research
c.
Freedom of patient access to medical records relative to research
d.
Legal consequences of ethical violations occurring during research - ANS Guidelines followed
when conducting research involving human subjects
The HIPAA Privacy Rule _____.
a.
Authorizes the publication of protected health information (PHI) by having subjects sign
informed consents, even when a subject voluntarily participates in research
b.
Mandates that HIPAA regulations apply to whatever extent protected health information (PHI)
may be used during research, including publication of results
c.
States that maintaining the confidentiality of protected health information is not an issue
during research because all publications include the results of blinded data only
d.
Requires that an IRB review to etermine whether PHI can be used as the researcher suggests in
his protocol or whether a waiver of authorization is warranted - ANS Requires that an IRB
review to etermine whether PHI can be used as the researcher suggests in his protocol or
whether a waiver of authorization is warranted
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
Third parties have the right to access a person's information if _____.
a.
Previous access to records was granted
b.
The requesting parties are third-party payers
c.
Proper release of information is authorized
d.
The requestors are the patient's caregivers - ANS Proper release of information is authorized
When determining which entity's federal or state law concerning the control of health
information control is preemptive, the health information manager must understand that the
_____.
a.
Language in federal laws preempts state and local laws
b.
State mandates result from mandates determined to be federal
c.
Federal or state law that is more stringent is followed
d.
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,HIPAA privacy rules always preempts state and local laws - ANS Federal or state law that is
more stringent is followed
Which is an example of a valid reason for restricting access to a patient's medical record?
a.
Patient information obtained via court order would reveal criminal behavior.
b.
Access to information in the patient record is never restricted, regardless of reason.
c.
Information revealed during litigation would adversely impact a person's marriage.
d.
Releasing information might have a detrimental effect on the patient's mental health. -
ANS Releasing information might have a detrimental effect on the patient's mental health
T/F: A reasonable fee for the copying of health information is established by the state. -
ANS True
T/F:
Identity theft is guaranteed at all large health care facilities. - ANS False
The role of an Institutional Review Board involves:
a.
Maintaining the confidentiality of all of the subjects is optional when the results of research
benefit society as a whole.
b.
Approving an informed consent that accurately describes the risks and benefits to the subject
associated with any research to be conducted.
c.
Reviewing the research protocols to be sure that they comply with federal regulations only,
regardless of the facility's location.
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, d.
Developing means and methods of obtaining financial resources that positively impact
research, even if adversely impacting subjects. - ANS Approving an informed consent that
accurately describes the risks and benefits to the subject associated with any research to be
conducted
The Declaration of Helsinki applies to _____.
a.
Guidelines followed when conducting research involving human subjects
b.
Protection of human and non-human subjects involved in medical research
c.
Freedom of patient access to medical records relative to research
d.
Legal consequences of ethical violations occurring during research - ANS Guidelines followed
when conducting research involving human subjects
The HIPAA Privacy Rule _____.
a.
Authorizes the publication of protected health information (PHI) by having subjects sign
informed consents, even when a subject voluntarily participates in research
b.
Mandates that HIPAA regulations apply to whatever extent protected health information (PHI)
may be used during research, including publication of results
c.
States that maintaining the confidentiality of protected health information is not an issue
during research because all publications include the results of blinded data only
d.
Requires that an IRB review to etermine whether PHI can be used as the researcher suggests in
his protocol or whether a waiver of authorization is warranted - ANS Requires that an IRB
review to etermine whether PHI can be used as the researcher suggests in his protocol or
whether a waiver of authorization is warranted
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