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Georgette Module 5 Exam Questions And
Answers 2025 Update.
Scope of practice is determined by who? - Answer✔STATE BON
what identifies competencies assumed to be held by all NPs who function in a particular role
and defines NP roles/actions? - Answer✔SCOPE of practice
who is the standard of practice determined by? - Answer✔ANA
when you think standard of practice you should really think... - Answer✔QUALITY
what is required by law for the PMHNP to carry out care in accordance with what other
reasonably prudent nurses would do in the same/similar circumstance? - Answer✔standard of
practice
what is used to provide a way to judge the nature of care provided? - Answer✔standard of care
what is a process by which an agency of the state government grants permission to persons to
engage in practice of that profession? - Answer✔licensure
what prohibits others from legally doing protected practice? - Answer✔licensure
what is the process used to protect the public by ensuring a minimum level of professional
competence? - Answer✔credentialing
what determines scope of practice? - Answer✔certification
what is a credential that provides title protection? - Answer✔certification
what is the process by which a professional organization or association certifies that a person
licensed to practice as a professional has met certain predetermined standards specified by
that profession for specialty practice? - Answer✔certification
what is a clients right to assume that info given to the provider will not be disclosed? -
Answer✔confidentiality
HIPAA guarantees what 4 things - Answer✔1. Education about HIPAA
2. Access to medical records
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3. Request amendment of health info to which they object
4. Require permission for disclosure of personal info.
Health Info Tech for Economic & Clinical Health Act (HITECH) of 2009 stated what 4 things -
Answer✔1. Incentive payments for sharing EHR data
2. Meaningful use incentives
3. EHR can improve individ. + pop. health outcome
4. EHR can improve quality/safety/efficiency/effectiveness/outcomes
what must happen if a patient has a chemical + psych diagnosis in relation to 3rd parties? and
why? - Answer✔**Must have 2 SEPARATE releases of info**
Chemical d/o aka SUD= protected by CRF42
Psych d/o= protected by HIPAA
What are the 7 exceptions to confidentiality? - Answer✔1. Person/org. deems need to release
info. > principle of confidentiality
2. State requirements for mandatory reporting
3. Harm to self/others
4. Child/Elder abuse
5. Attorneys in litigation
6. Court subpoenas/order/summonses
7. Insurance
what is the Tarasoff Principle? - Answer✔**duty to warn potential victims of imminent danger
of homicidal clients**
-**does NOT apply in every state**
**if on test question--> choose answer that says to check with state/BON--> not available then
notify person
what is a communication process between provider & client that results in client's acceptance
or rejection of proposed treatment? - Answer✔informed consent
what is an emancipated minor? - Answer✔<18 years of age that is...
-married
-parent
-self-sufficient & living away from parents
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Georgette Module 5 Exam Questions And
Answers 2025 Update.
Scope of practice is determined by who? - Answer✔STATE BON
what identifies competencies assumed to be held by all NPs who function in a particular role
and defines NP roles/actions? - Answer✔SCOPE of practice
who is the standard of practice determined by? - Answer✔ANA
when you think standard of practice you should really think... - Answer✔QUALITY
what is required by law for the PMHNP to carry out care in accordance with what other
reasonably prudent nurses would do in the same/similar circumstance? - Answer✔standard of
practice
what is used to provide a way to judge the nature of care provided? - Answer✔standard of care
what is a process by which an agency of the state government grants permission to persons to
engage in practice of that profession? - Answer✔licensure
what prohibits others from legally doing protected practice? - Answer✔licensure
what is the process used to protect the public by ensuring a minimum level of professional
competence? - Answer✔credentialing
what determines scope of practice? - Answer✔certification
what is a credential that provides title protection? - Answer✔certification
what is the process by which a professional organization or association certifies that a person
licensed to practice as a professional has met certain predetermined standards specified by
that profession for specialty practice? - Answer✔certification
what is a clients right to assume that info given to the provider will not be disclosed? -
Answer✔confidentiality
HIPAA guarantees what 4 things - Answer✔1. Education about HIPAA
2. Access to medical records
1
, ©THESTAR 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 12:54PM.
3. Request amendment of health info to which they object
4. Require permission for disclosure of personal info.
Health Info Tech for Economic & Clinical Health Act (HITECH) of 2009 stated what 4 things -
Answer✔1. Incentive payments for sharing EHR data
2. Meaningful use incentives
3. EHR can improve individ. + pop. health outcome
4. EHR can improve quality/safety/efficiency/effectiveness/outcomes
what must happen if a patient has a chemical + psych diagnosis in relation to 3rd parties? and
why? - Answer✔**Must have 2 SEPARATE releases of info**
Chemical d/o aka SUD= protected by CRF42
Psych d/o= protected by HIPAA
What are the 7 exceptions to confidentiality? - Answer✔1. Person/org. deems need to release
info. > principle of confidentiality
2. State requirements for mandatory reporting
3. Harm to self/others
4. Child/Elder abuse
5. Attorneys in litigation
6. Court subpoenas/order/summonses
7. Insurance
what is the Tarasoff Principle? - Answer✔**duty to warn potential victims of imminent danger
of homicidal clients**
-**does NOT apply in every state**
**if on test question--> choose answer that says to check with state/BON--> not available then
notify person
what is a communication process between provider & client that results in client's acceptance
or rejection of proposed treatment? - Answer✔informed consent
what is an emancipated minor? - Answer✔<18 years of age that is...
-married
-parent
-self-sufficient & living away from parents
2
