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A Chain of Trust Agreement involves:
A. Everyone in the health care office
B. Patient data that is shared for business reasons
C. PHI that is accessable by the receptionist
D. None of the above
Does your office have a records privacy policy posted where patients can easily read it?
A. Yes
B. No
C. I have no idea
Who is NOT affected by the changes caused by HIPAA?
A. The banking system
B. Health Care Clearing Houses
C. Medical Clinics
D. Colleges
E. A and D
Security provisions include:
A. Contingency Planning for a major loss at the health care firm
B. Data backup provisions
C. Disaster Recovery
D. Testing of the Contingency
E. Any and all of the above
Who is responsible to pay any civil fines relating to a HIPAA violation?
A. Any employee that misused any PHI
B. The primary medical professional(s)
C. Business Associates
D. All of the above
Which of the following ARE NOT among the 19 Identifiable Health Information fields specified in HIPAA regulations?
A. Social Security Number
B. Fax Number
C. Address
D. Spouse's name
E. All of the above
F. They are all IHI
After an employee leaves the business, amicably or not, what should you do?
A. Nothing- we trust them
B. Get their keys, keycards, etc.
C. Change the passwords on any common computer accounts
D. Change lock combinations on the doors
E. B, C, and D
The security portion of the HIPAA law involves:
A. The security of the practice
B. Protecting the paper files and computer data files of the practice
C. Protection of patient information for unauthorized disclosure
D. Protection of patient information from unauthorized access
E. B and D
PHI is defined as:
A. Any information that can be used to identify the medical provider
B. Information that has been de-identified
C. 19 identifiers that can be used to identify a patient
D. The social security number and email address of a patient
The Privacy Notice must:
A. Be posted in a plainly visible location in the office
B. Explain the patient's rights
C. Provide contact information for the Office of Civil Rights
D. A, B, and C
E. None of the above
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