HIPAA Test Questions with Verified
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Incidental uses and disclosures, reasonable safeguards, minimum necessary, and
verification of the identity and authority of person - ANSWER-When discussing
protected health information with others who are involved in their care you should
consider:
Yes, I stated his name and medical procedure - ANSWER-I called a patient's phone
number and left a voicemail for Mr. John Smith to contact Huntsville Hospital health
system regarding his scheduled thyroid surgery. What is this A privacy breach?
The information on my portable device is encrypted, or use a complex password, and I
physically secure the device when leaving it unattended - ANSWER-As part of my job,
are used a HH issued laptop for my work at various health system sites. I have patient
emails, addresses, and medical information on the laptop. What is the best way to
protect this device?
Greater penalties, including larger fines and potential litigation, termination, sued, loss
of your license, and be reported to the office of civil rights - ANSWER-Sanctions for
violating the data privacy and security policies include:
Unique individual passwords, audits of the individuals who access PHI, and virus
protection software - ANSWER-Technical safeguards used at Huntsville Hospital
include:
They work force members access to PHI is limited to only what is needed to perform
his/her responsibilities and request for an disclosures of PHI are limited to what is
needed to perform the task - ANSWER-What does minimum necessary mean?
A federal law which focuses on patient privacy and confidentiality - ANSWER-H IPAA is:
Avoid leaving PHI on your desk, unattended, double check when handing PHI2 patients,
check boxes, printers, and copiers to make sure PHI is not left unattended, and use the
approved organization fax sheet, that has a confidentiality statement when faxing PHI -
ANSWER-The following are ways to protect PHR that is printed includes:
Cannot - ANSWER-You _______ share your password with anyone
Explain to the patient that you need to discuss their medications with them, and that the
information is confidential. If they say the relatives may stay in the room, go ahead and
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Incidental uses and disclosures, reasonable safeguards, minimum necessary, and
verification of the identity and authority of person - ANSWER-When discussing
protected health information with others who are involved in their care you should
consider:
Yes, I stated his name and medical procedure - ANSWER-I called a patient's phone
number and left a voicemail for Mr. John Smith to contact Huntsville Hospital health
system regarding his scheduled thyroid surgery. What is this A privacy breach?
The information on my portable device is encrypted, or use a complex password, and I
physically secure the device when leaving it unattended - ANSWER-As part of my job,
are used a HH issued laptop for my work at various health system sites. I have patient
emails, addresses, and medical information on the laptop. What is the best way to
protect this device?
Greater penalties, including larger fines and potential litigation, termination, sued, loss
of your license, and be reported to the office of civil rights - ANSWER-Sanctions for
violating the data privacy and security policies include:
Unique individual passwords, audits of the individuals who access PHI, and virus
protection software - ANSWER-Technical safeguards used at Huntsville Hospital
include:
They work force members access to PHI is limited to only what is needed to perform
his/her responsibilities and request for an disclosures of PHI are limited to what is
needed to perform the task - ANSWER-What does minimum necessary mean?
A federal law which focuses on patient privacy and confidentiality - ANSWER-H IPAA is:
Avoid leaving PHI on your desk, unattended, double check when handing PHI2 patients,
check boxes, printers, and copiers to make sure PHI is not left unattended, and use the
approved organization fax sheet, that has a confidentiality statement when faxing PHI -
ANSWER-The following are ways to protect PHR that is printed includes:
Cannot - ANSWER-You _______ share your password with anyone
Explain to the patient that you need to discuss their medications with them, and that the
information is confidential. If they say the relatives may stay in the room, go ahead and
