CRIS COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK MIDTERM EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS/ VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECTLY SOLVED) GRADED
A+ / NEWEST VERSION!!
when faxing PHI you should:
A. confirm the recipient
B. use a preprogrammed number if available
C. use a cover page with confidentiality notice
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
employees who report privacy and security concerns are
protected from retaliation through organizational policy and
federal law
A. True
B. False
A. True
,when leaving your desk unattended, you should:
A. turn off the monitor
B. lock your computer
C. let a co-worker know you're stepping away
D. all of the above
B. lock your computer
under HIPAA only electronic records are considered protected
health information
A. True
B. False
B. False
generally, HIPAA only electronic records are considered
protected health information.
A. 20 years
B. 50 years
C. whatever state law requires, regardless of how short the time
period
D. indefinitely
B. 50 years
,when does the time period for fulfillment of a request for
medical records begin as regulated by HIPAA?
A. on the date the authorization was signed
B. on the date the medical facility received the
request/authorization
C. upon receipt of the request/authorization by the ROI agency
D. upon receipt of payment for the records
B. on the date the medical facility received the
request/authorization
You receive a request and a valid authorization from an attorney. The
requester letter asks for any and all records from 6/1/17 to present.
When you review the authorization, you see that it authorized the
disclosure of accident records from 6/1/18 to present. You review
the MPI and you note that the patient was treated only once for
accident related injuries on 6/2/17, but has been seen several times
for unrelated illnesses from 6/1/18 to present. What should you do?
A. Disclose records from 6/1/17 to present, since the patient
probably just wrote down the wrong dates on the authorization
B. Disclose only the accident related records from 6/2/17
C. Disclose all records from 6/1/18 to present
D. Return the request because there are no accident records for the
dates specified on the authorization
D. Return the request because there are no accident records for the
dates specified on the authorization
, many health records are big digitized and can easily accessed
and shared. this is possible because of improvements in
technology and rules about how information is handled. in 2016, a
law called the 21st century cures act made it the standard practice
to _________. this law
allowed the secretary of health and human services to decide
what activities are acceptable and what is considered blocking
information
A. report potential workplace hazards
B. share health information electronically in healthcare
C. process medical records requests quickly
B. share health information electronically in healthcare
how can you determine whether to apply HIPAA or state laws
regarding PHI?
A. HIPAA will always pre-empt state laws
B. if the state law provides greater protection for PHI than
HIPAA, state law will apply
C. state laws should always preempt HIPAA
D. none of the above
B. if the state law provides greater protection for PHI than
HIPAA, state law will apply
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS/ VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECTLY SOLVED) GRADED
A+ / NEWEST VERSION!!
when faxing PHI you should:
A. confirm the recipient
B. use a preprogrammed number if available
C. use a cover page with confidentiality notice
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
employees who report privacy and security concerns are
protected from retaliation through organizational policy and
federal law
A. True
B. False
A. True
,when leaving your desk unattended, you should:
A. turn off the monitor
B. lock your computer
C. let a co-worker know you're stepping away
D. all of the above
B. lock your computer
under HIPAA only electronic records are considered protected
health information
A. True
B. False
B. False
generally, HIPAA only electronic records are considered
protected health information.
A. 20 years
B. 50 years
C. whatever state law requires, regardless of how short the time
period
D. indefinitely
B. 50 years
,when does the time period for fulfillment of a request for
medical records begin as regulated by HIPAA?
A. on the date the authorization was signed
B. on the date the medical facility received the
request/authorization
C. upon receipt of the request/authorization by the ROI agency
D. upon receipt of payment for the records
B. on the date the medical facility received the
request/authorization
You receive a request and a valid authorization from an attorney. The
requester letter asks for any and all records from 6/1/17 to present.
When you review the authorization, you see that it authorized the
disclosure of accident records from 6/1/18 to present. You review
the MPI and you note that the patient was treated only once for
accident related injuries on 6/2/17, but has been seen several times
for unrelated illnesses from 6/1/18 to present. What should you do?
A. Disclose records from 6/1/17 to present, since the patient
probably just wrote down the wrong dates on the authorization
B. Disclose only the accident related records from 6/2/17
C. Disclose all records from 6/1/18 to present
D. Return the request because there are no accident records for the
dates specified on the authorization
D. Return the request because there are no accident records for the
dates specified on the authorization
, many health records are big digitized and can easily accessed
and shared. this is possible because of improvements in
technology and rules about how information is handled. in 2016, a
law called the 21st century cures act made it the standard practice
to _________. this law
allowed the secretary of health and human services to decide
what activities are acceptable and what is considered blocking
information
A. report potential workplace hazards
B. share health information electronically in healthcare
C. process medical records requests quickly
B. share health information electronically in healthcare
how can you determine whether to apply HIPAA or state laws
regarding PHI?
A. HIPAA will always pre-empt state laws
B. if the state law provides greater protection for PHI than
HIPAA, state law will apply
C. state laws should always preempt HIPAA
D. none of the above
B. if the state law provides greater protection for PHI than
HIPAA, state law will apply
