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WorksheetsLegal/Ethics Pt 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does HIPAA mean?
a)
Health Insurance Privacy Account Act
b)
Health Insurance Protecting Anonymously Act
c)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
d)
Health Insurance Protection and Anonymity
2.
Under HIPAA, what does TPO stand for?
a)
Total Pay Out
b)
Treatment Payment Operations
c)
Treat Patient Outake
d)
Treat Patients Orally
3.
True or False. You are not allowed to get an official copy of your health records under HIPAA.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
Under the code of ethics, what are the three obligations you have to?
a)
Public, self, and employer
b)
Patient, self, employer
c)
Patient, doctor, parents
d)
Public, employing organization, profession
5.
Which law allows you to perform CPR on someone who needs it without getting sued?
a)
Good Samaritan Law
b)
HIPAA
c)
Code of Ethics
d)
None of these
6.
What are the two types of consent?
a)
Head nod & Verbal
b)
Expressed & Implied
c)
Parents & Guardians
d)
Assumed & Implied
7.
Which two titles of HIPAA are the most important?
a)
I & II
b)
II & III
c)
I & III
d)
I & V
8.
Abandonment or Negligence: You leave a victim after having started CPR.
a)
Abandonment
b)
Negligence
9.
Abandonment or Negligence: You create further injury on the victim while performing CPR.
a)
Abandonment
b)
Negligence
10.
Which of these people does not have a duty to act in the event that someone is in distress?
a)
Good Samaritan
b)
Licensed Health Practitioner
c)
High School Athletic Trainer
d)
Victim's Mother
11.
What does PHI mean?
a)
Protected health information
b)
Physical health information
c)
Protected health insurance
d)
People's health insurance
12.
When was HIPAA passed?
a)
August 21, 1996
b)
April 21, 1996
c)
May 21, 1996
d)
June 21, 1997
13.
Two doctors are having a private lunch together in the physician dining room which is empty. As they eat they talk about the man with the terrible abscesses that they recently treated. They joke about how bad they smelled and about the fact that the juice that squirted out when they punctured one of the abscesses hit the nurse right in the face.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was not violated
14.
At the age of 35, Anna Garcia is diagnosed with the H1N1 flu (also known as the swine flu). She is hospitalized with severe symptoms but recovered with no problems. Her doctor reports her illness to the local department of public health.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was not violated
15.
A doctor emails a mother of a 6-year-old boy about his history of seizures.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was NOT violated
16.
A doctor discloses identifiable information to someone's girlfriend. She was not present during disclosure.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was NOT violated
17.
A woman visited her doctor for a routine check-up. The doctor called back a week later to report the lab results. The husband answered the phone, and the doctor shared the results with the husband.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was NOT violated
18.
A man tells his counselor that he is planning on murdering his ex-girlfriend. His counselor reports this to the authorities.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was NOT violated
19.
A 14-year-old girl is pregnant and visits her OB/GYN. Her father comes with her and comes into the doctor’s office for the visit. The doctor answers all of the father’s questions relating to the pregnancy.
a)
HIPAA was violated
b)
HIPAA was NOT violated
20.
Which of the following is NOT identifiable information?
a)
Name and Social Securtiy number
b)
Age and Birthdate
c)
Past medical history
d)
Favorite color
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