HIPAA Privacy Rules

^{Identify the following data sets are to be considered Protected Health Information (PHI). Mark "Yes" or "No" on the line preceding the data set.}

Patient Chart

• Yes

• No

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Admission Data Sheet

• Yes

• No

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Patient Pharmacy Profile

• Yes

• No

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Student notes taken during pre-clinical conference

• Yes

• No

^{Identify the following data sets are to be considered Protected Health Information (PHI). Mark "Yes" or "No" on the line preceding the data set.}

Your shift report

• Yes

• No

^{Identify the following data sets are to be considered Protected Health Information (PHI). Mark "Yes" or "No" on the line preceding the data set.}

The HIPAA privacy rule allows parents the rule to see their child's medical record.

• Yes

• No

^{Multiple Choice: Choose the response that best completes the statement.}

To ensure privacy for PHI, your shift report must be conducted

• In each patient's room

• In the hallways outside each patient's room

• In the patient's lounge

• In an area out of earshot of bystanders

^{Multiple Choice: Choose the response that best completes the statement.}

As a student, you can protect your patient's PHI by

• Speaking quietly to others about your patient in the elevator

• Using only patient initials on care plans and pre-clinical conference notes

• Keeping pre-clinical conference notes on a clipboard at the station

• Discussing patient care with your peers on the bus

^{Multiple Choice: Choose the response that best completes the statement.}

When viewing your patient's laboratory results on the computer, the housekeeper approaches to speak to you. you will...

• Shut down the computer

• Log off the computer

• Obscure the housekeeper's view of the screen

• Allow the house keeper to view the screen as he/she is an employee

^{Multiple Choice: Choose the response that best completes the statement.}

You need to obtain consent for surgery from a patient in a semi-private room. You will:

• Draw the curtain and speak quietly with the patient before getting written consent.

• bring the patient to the work station to sign the written consent.

• Speak with the patient freely about the procedure in the room.

• Avoid speaking to the patient before obtaining written consent.