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WorksheetsDx Med Unit 1 Test Fall 25
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does HIPAA stand for?
a)
Health Information Privacy and Authorization Act
b)
Health Insurance Portablility and Accountability Act
c)
Healthcare Information Protection and Accountability Act
d)
Health Insurance Privacy and Authorization Act
2.
What is the purpose of HIPAA?
a)
To protect the privacy and security of individuals' health information
b)
To regulate the cost of healthcare services
c)
To provide universal healthcare coverage
d)
To promote medical research and innovation
3.
When was HIPAA signed into law?
a)
1991
b)
1992
c)
1994
d)
1996
4.
HIPAA is beneficial in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
a)
Ensures employees would not lose their health insurance if they changed jobs.
b)
Increases the efficiency and effectiveness of the healthcare industry as a whole.
c)
Ensures PHI is eliminated 1 year after a person dies.
d)
Improving the flow of information
5.
Which of the following is NOT an example of PHI?
a)
Address
b)
Driver's License
c)
High school transcripts
d)
Social Security Number
6.
Employment history of a patient is not considered PHI.
a)
True
b)
False
7.
How long is PHI protected after a person dies?
a)
1 year
b)
10 years
c)
25 years
d)
50 years
8.
Which rule protects the personal health information and medical records of individuals?
a)
The security rule
b)
The privacy rule
c)
The transaction rule
d)
The enforcement rule
9.
Which of the following states that protected health information should not be used or disclosed when it is not necessary to satisfy a particular purpose or carry out a function?
a)
The Transaction Rule
b)
The Identifiers Rule
c)
The Need to Know Principle
d)
The Security Rule
10.
Which of the following best explains why HITECH was created as an amendment to HIPAA?
a)
To address new privacy concerns related to electronic health records and identity theft
b)
To eliminate all criminal penalties for HIPAA violations
c)
To reduce healthcare costs for patients
d)
To allow unlimited sharing of patient information between hospitals
11.
When can PHI be disclosed without patient authorization according to HIPAA?
a)
Whenever a healthcare worker thinks it's necessary
b)
Only when the patient is unconscious
c)
For public health data, reporting abuse, or averting serious threats to safety
d)
Never, authorization is always required
12.
The patient has the right to receive a copy of the agency's privacy practices.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
The patient has the right to have access to psychotherapy notes as part of their medical record.
a)
True
b)
False
14.
The patient has the right to control the use and disclosure of their PHI.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Honoring the patients rights to make their own decisions is termed
a)
Beneficence
b)
Autonomy
c)
Nonmaleficence
d)
Justice
16.
Written permission is always required, for a doctor to be able to talk to a patient’s family members regarding their health.
a)
True
b)
False
17.
With advancement in technology, computers have made patient confidentiality easier to protect.
a)
True
b)
False
18.
The Privacy Rule permits a doctor to disclose necessary information about a patient to law
enforcement or family members when the doctor believes the patient might hurt themselves or someone else.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
All healthcare workers including individuals, employers, healthcare entities, health plans and healthcare providers are required to have a unique 10-digit NPI number. This is part of which HIPAA rule?
a)
The transaction rule
b)
The identifiers rule
c)
The enforcement rule
d)
The security rule
20.
Personnel responsible for accurately positioning patients and ensuring quality diagnostic images are produced.
a)
Radiologic Technologist
b)
Radiology
c)
Medical Lab technologist
d)
Robotics engineer
21.
What degree is required for a radiology technologist?
a)
Associates
b)
Bachelors
c)
Masters
d)
Doctorate
22.
What degree is required for Medical Laboratory technologists?
a)
associates degree
b)
bachelor's degree
c)
masters degree
d)
doctorate degree
23.
Which job usually requires on the job training?
a)
Ophthalmology technician
b)
Cardiovascular technologist
c)
Medical Lab technologist
d)
Radiology technologist
24.
Medical devices that are intended for use outside of a medical facility.
a)
At home testing kit
b)
Portable diagnostic equipment
25.
What is the primary advantage of portable diagnostic equipment for patients?
a)
It eliminates the need for doctors
b)
It's always more accurate than hospital equipment
c)
It's significantly cheaper than all medical tests
d)
It allows monitoring of health conditions at home between medical visits
26.
Select all the answer choices that are examples of a portable diagnostic device.
a)
Pulse Oximeter
b)
Thermometer
c)
Pregnancy test
d)
Glucometer
27.
What is the most common cause of inaccurate results when using portable diagnostic equipment?
a)
Batteries are dead
b)
User error
c)
Device is broken
d)
Device is expired
28.
Allows patients to test for disease or conditions at home.
a)
Portable diagnostic equipment
b)
At home testing kit
29.
What would be an example of an at home testing kit being used for early prevention?
a)
pregnancy test
b)
DNA test
c)
Cholesterol screening
d)
Covid test
30.
Which would be an example of testing to detect a condition when there are no signs?
a)
Pregnancy test
b)
Covid test
c)
UTI test
d)
Cholesterol screening
31.
Why is the 13% false positive rate for Cologuard particularly concerning?
a)
False positives can cause unnecessary anxiety and lead to invasive follow-up procedures
b)
It means the test is completely worthless
c)
False positives are better than false negatives
d)
It indicates the test is too sensitive
32.
Why is FDA approval important when selecting home diagnostic tests?
a)
FDA approval guarantees 100% accuracy
b)
FDA approved tests are always covered by insurance
c)
It means the test is the cheapest option available
d)
It ensures the test has met safety and effectiveness standards
33.
What was da Vinci's contribution to diagnostic medicine?
a)
Invention of the microscope
b)
Studying metablism
c)
Understanding of human anatomy through illustrations
d)
Invention of the stethoscope
34.
Who was the father of medicine?
a)
Hippocrates
b)
da Vinci
c)
Santori
d)
Hooke
35.
When was CPR invented?
a)
1947
b)
1953
c)
1958
d)
1960
36.
What has replaced invasive exploratory surgeries?
a)
PET scans
b)
Advanced diagnostic imaging
c)
Robotics
d)
CT angiography
37.
Who studied metabolism and developed a tool to measure pulse?
a)
Robert Hooke
b)
Hippocrates
c)
Santorio Santori
d)
Joseph Lister
38.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of telemedicine?
a)
Provides remote care to underserved areas
b)
Flexible scheduling
c)
May require follow up visits for physical exams or tests
d)
Cost effective
39.
All of the following are limitations of telemedicine EXCEPT
a)
Technical difficulties
b)
Concerns about HIPAA compliance
c)
Reduced travel time for patients
d)
May not be covered by insurance
40.
Who discovered x-rays for medical use in 1895 ?
a)
Rene Laennec
b)
Willem Einthoven
c)
Wilhelm Roentgen
d)
Frederick Hopkins
41.
What type of surgery was performed using the PUMA 560 robot?
a)
Heart Catheterization
b)
Brain biopsy
c)
Skull reconstruction
d)
LASIK eye surgery
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