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1. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) provides individuals with certain rights regarding their protected health information. Which of the following statement does NOT apply?
2. True or False? Health information connected to a person (including their name, address and social security number) that includes past, present or future health conditions is considered Protected Health Information under the Act.
3. A covered entity is required to provide a patient with a copy of their privacy policy and patient rights in ALL of the following EXCEPT
4. What steps can a covered entity take to limit the use and disclosure of protected health information?
5. Under the Privacy Rule, there are some instances when obtaining written permission for release of information is not required. Which one of the following examples does NOT require written permission for release of information?
7. True or False? It would be appropriate for a nurse to inform a family member of their parent’s test results without first checking if the patient has provided written consent.
8. True or False? Covered entities are required to provide notice to all patients at their first visit regarding their rights under HIPAA.
6. True or False? When a patient is incapacitated or unable to provide consent, the caregiver is expected to use their personal judgment to determine what is in the best interest of the patient when disclosing Protected Health Information.
9. True or False? Patients who have questions or complaints about their protected health information should first seek clarification from the government.
10. Which of the following statements apply to a violation of HIPAA Privacy Laws?