VA Training Exam |Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update)

VA Training Exam |Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Q: What is an HPT's supervising practitioner ultimately responsible for? Answer: The care of the patient Q: HPT education programs operate under standard guidance or policies from the Office of Academic Affiliations. These can be found in written VA Handbooks available online and/or in your VA service or departmental office. Answer: true Q: Which of the following statements is true concerning medical or dental student supervision? Answer: All medical and dental student notes must be accompanied by an addendum or accompanying independent note by the attending or appropriately supervised resident. Q: Which of the following must you know as an HPT at a VA facility? Answer: A. Your supervising practitioner's name B. Your limitations or level of responsibility in patient care C. That there are mandated supervision requirements and where to find them D. All of the above Q: When is it permissible to access non-VA websites for personal use using VA computers? Answer: It is done only during your break time or after your duty hours for a brief time and it is legal and ethical Q: What should you do if you leave your computer to go to another area? Answer: Log-off or lock the computer and remove your PIV card before leaving to maintain security Q: Which of the following statements is true regarding patient information? Answer: When sending a fax, you must confirm that the fax was received at its destination Q: From the choices below, which is the only permissible option if you need to electronically save the names, SSNs and/or other data regarding your patients? Answer: Store it on a VA system in a file that is restricted to only people who are authorized to view the information. Q: Part of computer or information security is the use of individual access codes. In an emergency it is permissible to do which of the following? Answer: Ask someone to sign off so that you can sign on using