WorksheetsLegal/Ethical
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Client privacy rights include the right to know who their personal health information is being shared with.
True
False
A PHR is an electronic record of health and medical information, which can be maintained by the client.
True
False
PHR stands for_____.
Personal Health Reveal
Personal Health Record
Personal Healthcare Register
Personal Healthcare Record
HIPAA includes standards that specifically protect both the privacy and security of ______.
EMT
EHR
PHI
EMR
The Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) outline how a client's information can be ____.
used in a facility
used or disclosed
recorded
protected
HIPAA's Privacy Rule protects all individually identifiable health information by protecting _____.
client health information to ensure it is not used or disclosed improperly
a client's right to access and make changes to their information
a client's right to know who is accessing their medical information
All of the above
Is a client's social security number considered PHI?
No
Yes
Is a client's photo considered PHI?
No
Yes
Is a client's eye color considered PHI?
No
Yes
Which of the following is not a standard of the Meaningful Use Program?
allows patients to participate in their own healthcare by accessing their PHR
Transmission of prescriptions directly to the pharmacy
allows collaboration with other providers to coordinate care
All of the are standards
A EHR and EMR is the same thing.
True
False
Incidental HIPAA violations include accessing the medical records of friends or coworkers.
True
False
Documents addressing requests of a patient in writing for the doctor and family to follow in end of life circumstances.
(a)
Each of the follow are required to prove negligence in the court of law except:
direct cause
dereliction
damage
defamation
All of the above are required
Non-malfeasance means:
promoting patient's health and well being
performing a unlawful act
failure to provide care
healthcare workers refrain from harming patients
The difference between a living will and DNR is that a living will explains life saving measures in relation to cardiac arrest and a DNR describes all life saving measures the patient wishes to have.
True
False
The following are all examples of intentional torts except:
battery
defamation
negligence
invasion of privacy
Which of the following means performing a unlawful act and causing harm to a patient?
negligence
malfeasance
nonfeasance
misfeasance
A tort is an action that wrongly causes harm to a person and is a violation of which type of law?
Administrative
Civil
Criminal
Both B and C
