Exam 17: Privacy in the Physicians Office

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The best method of patient identification is a:

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A complainant is the person about whom a complaint is registered.

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The patient's own information that pertains to his or her health is called __________ health information.

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Both covered entities and business associates can discuss a patient's bill with a person other than the patient to obtain reimbursement.

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Patients' rights are the heart of the HIPAA Privacy Rule.

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The __________ of the record owns it, not the patient.

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A notice of privacy practices is not required in a(n) __________ situation.

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Patients have a right to notification of a facility's privacy practices.

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Individuals or organizations that perform or assist a covered entity in the performance of a function related to individually identifiable health information are called:

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Patients do not have the right to restrict any part of their PHI.

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The division of the federal government that enforces privacy standards is the Office for __________.

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Which of these is not true about an incidental exposure?

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How often are patients entitled to receive an accounting of disclosures of their PHI without charge?

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Transmissions of information between two parties to carry out financial or administrative activities related to healthcare are called __________.

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The second part of the administrative simplification provision deals with privacy and confidentiality.

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Individuals who lose their jobs are automatically eligible for COBRA, no matter what their employment situation.

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Some medical offices require patients to sign a(n) __________ annually that proves patients were notified of the privacy policy.

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An incidental disclosure is a primary use of health information that could have been prevented.

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