HIPAA

HIPPA was created only to protect patients rights (true/false)

• True

• False

What year was HIPPA created

• 1994

• 1776

• 2000

• 1996

What does PHI stand for?

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^{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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Patient Pharmacy Profile

• Yes

• No

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Student notes taken during pre-clinical conference

• Yes

• No

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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

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What does the HIPAA privacy rule do?

• Gives the patient more control over their health information.

• It sets boundaries on use and release of health records

• Allows safeguards that health care providers and others must use to Protect Privacy

• All of the above

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Protected Health Information includes any written, oral, or electronically transmitted information that connects a patient with his/her health information.

• True

• False

You come across a list of patients in the hospital while working with files and records. It's OK to check any list and see if you know anyone who may be in the hospital.

• True

• False