Question 1

When considering breaking confidentiality due to a duty to warn,it is highly recommended that a counselor should foremost

Accepted Answer

A) contact the police. 
B) seek consultation or supervision. 
C) get the contact information of the potential victim. 
D) determine the lethality of the threat. 
A) contact the police. 
B) seek consultation or supervision. 
C) get the contact information of the potential victim. 
D) determine the lethality of the threat. B

Question 2

Under HIPAA protected health information (PHI)is applicable to

Accepted Answer

A) information containing personal identification related to healthcare. 
B) paper-based medical information only. 
C) the electronic transmission of medical information not containing unique identifiers. 
D) all electronic correspondence from a clinic. 
A) information containing personal identification related to healthcare. 
B) paper-based medical information only. 
C) the electronic transmission of medical information not containing unique identifiers. 
D) all electronic correspondence from a clinic. A

Question 3

In disaster situations,marginalized populations will discover

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A) improved circumstances post-disaster. 
B) that pre-disaster norms will not dictate post-disaster reality. 
C) disaster is not a social leveler. 
D) All of the above. 
A) improved circumstances post-disaster. 
B) that pre-disaster norms will not dictate post-disaster reality. 
C) disaster is not a social leveler. 
D) All of the above. C

Question 4

According to FERPA,threatening remarks made by a student overheard by school personnel

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A) cannot be released from the medical record. 
B) should only be released with parent consent. 
C) may be released upon request from the board of education. 
D) are not considered part of an educational record. 
A) cannot be released from the medical record. 
B) should only be released with parent consent. 
C) may be released upon request from the board of education. 
D) are not considered part of an educational record.

Question 5

What circumstances brought about the HIPAA legislation?

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A) Public perception that healthcare information was not properly controlled. 
B) Public perception that healthcare information was not properly protected. 
C) Concerns that information was being used to negatively affect people. 
D) All of the above. 
A) Public perception that healthcare information was not properly controlled. 
B) Public perception that healthcare information was not properly protected. 
C) Concerns that information was being used to negatively affect people. 
D) All of the above.

Question 6

While many states have laws covering duty to warn,other states have

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A) laws giving only permission to warn. 
B) no such law at all. 
C) Both of the above. 
D) None of the above. 
A) laws giving only permission to warn. 
B) no such law at all. 
C) Both of the above. 
D) None of the above.

Question 7

__________ prompted the enactment of FERPA.

Accepted Answer

A) Motions of the national Parent Teachers Association 
B) Lax confidentiality of student records 
C) State board of education regulations 
D) None of the above. 
A) Motions of the national Parent Teachers Association 
B) Lax confidentiality of student records 
C) State board of education regulations 
D) None of the above.

Question 8

Providing for locked,secured,confidential file storage in crisis situations is

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A) not practical. 
B) to be addressed in crisis planning. 
C) not expected. 
D) the responsibility of FEMA. 
A) not practical. 
B) to be addressed in crisis planning. 
C) not expected. 
D) the responsibility of FEMA.

Question 9

Release of public health information to law enforcement is allowed only

Accepted Answer

A) with a subpoena from the office of the district attorney. 
B) when it is needed to identify or apprehend an escapee or violent criminal. 
C) when the client has been forcibly committed for mental illness. 
D) None of the above. 
A) with a subpoena from the office of the district attorney. 
B) when it is needed to identify or apprehend an escapee or violent criminal. 
C) when the client has been forcibly committed for mental illness. 
D) None of the above.

Question 10

HIPAA has adversely affected counseling practice through

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A) reliance on complicated consent forms. 
B) helping organizations to become more willing to host research. 
C) increasing research volunteers. 
D) All of the above. 
A) reliance on complicated consent forms. 
B) helping organizations to become more willing to host research. 
C) increasing research volunteers. 
D) All of the above.

Question 11

FERPA bestows all of the following rights EXCEPT

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A) privacy of student records at age 18 years. 
B) right to inspect and review the student records. 
C) right to amend the student records. 
D) right to obtain the original student record. 
A) privacy of student records at age 18 years. 
B) right to inspect and review the student records. 
C) right to amend the student records. 
D) right to obtain the original student record.

Question 12

FERPA ended the practice of

Accepted Answer

A) entering medical diagnoses in the student record. 
B) placing test results in the student record. 
C) untrained people entering mental diagnoses in the student record. 
D) entering disciplinary actions into the student record. 
A) entering medical diagnoses in the student record. 
B) placing test results in the student record. 
C) untrained people entering mental diagnoses in the student record. 
D) entering disciplinary actions into the student record.

Question 13

In order to avoid therapeutic abandonment in disaster circumstances the counselor should

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A) personally introduce the client to the local counselor he or she is being referred. 
B) provide the client with a referral to local counseling services. 
C) maintain periodic contact with the client to ensure care is being continued. 
D) All of the above. 
A) personally introduce the client to the local counselor he or she is being referred. 
B) provide the client with a referral to local counseling services. 
C) maintain periodic contact with the client to ensure care is being continued. 
D) All of the above.

Question 14

FERPA is also known as the

Accepted Answer

A) Buckley Amendment. 
B) Privacy Amendment. 
C) Bodine Act. 
D) Barkley Amendment. 
A) Buckley Amendment. 
B) Privacy Amendment. 
C) Bodine Act. 
D) Barkley Amendment.

Question 15

FERPA stands for

Accepted Answer

A) Family Education Rights and Privacy Act. 
B) Family Educational Regulation of Privacy Act. 
C) Federal Education Regulation and Protective Act. 
D) Fiscal Education Regulatory Provision Act. 
A) Family Education Rights and Privacy Act. 
B) Family Educational Regulation of Privacy Act. 
C) Federal Education Regulation and Protective Act. 
D) Fiscal Education Regulatory Provision Act.

Question 16

__________ is not one of the "4Ds" of malpractice.

Accepted Answer

A) Dereliction 
B) Duty 
C) Distress 
D) Directly 
A) Dereliction 
B) Duty 
C) Distress 
D) Directly

Question 17

__________ is NOT required of counselors by HIPAA.

Accepted Answer

A) A privacy officer 
B) Procedural practices 
C) Deadbolt locks on medical records 
D) A written declaration of client rights 
A) A privacy officer 
B) Procedural practices 
C) Deadbolt locks on medical records 
D) A written declaration of client rights

Question 18

Duty to protect

Accepted Answer

A) involves taking action to actually reduce the danger to a person. 
B) was established by the U.S.Armed Services and Family Resources Division. 
C) exists only in educational systems. 
D) None of the above. 
A) involves taking action to actually reduce the danger to a person. 
B) was established by the U.S.Armed Services and Family Resources Division. 
C) exists only in educational systems. 
D) None of the above.

Question 19

The federal government may waive HIPAA penalties

Accepted Answer

A) when requested by public health officials. 
B) as long as the privacy rule has not been violated. 
C) even in cases where a public emergency is not declared. 
D) only when ordered by the President. 
A) when requested by public health officials. 
B) as long as the privacy rule has not been violated. 
C) even in cases where a public emergency is not declared. 
D) only when ordered by the President.

Question 20

In disaster circumstances,counselors are expected to obtain consent through each of the following steps EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) introduce themselves and explain their role. 
B) describe the general limitations of confidentiality. 
C) ask permission to speak with the person. 
D) obtain written consent. 
A) introduce themselves and explain their role. 
B) describe the general limitations of confidentiality. 
C) ask permission to speak with the person. 
D) obtain written consent.

When considering breaking confidentiality due to a duty to warn,it is highly recommended that a counselor should foremost

Under HIPAA protected health information (PHI)is applicable to

In disaster situations,marginalized populations will discover

According to FERPA,threatening remarks made by a student overheard by school personnel

What circumstances brought about the HIPAA legislation?

While many states have laws covering duty to warn,other states have

__________ prompted the enactment of FERPA.

Providing for locked,secured,confidential file storage in crisis situations is

Release of public health information to law enforcement is allowed only

HIPAA has adversely affected counseling practice through

FERPA bestows all of the following rights EXCEPT

FERPA ended the practice of

In order to avoid therapeutic abandonment in disaster circumstances the counselor should

FERPA is also known as the

FERPA stands for

__________ is not one of the "4Ds" of malpractice.

__________ is NOT required of counselors by HIPAA.

Duty to protect

The federal government may waive HIPAA penalties

In disaster circumstances,counselors are expected to obtain consent through each of the following steps EXCEPT:

Overview of Crisis Intervention

Safety and Self-Care in Crisis Situations

Essential Crisis Intervention Skills

Risk Assessment and Intervention: Suicide and Homicide

Understanding and Treating Substance Use Disorders With Clients in Crisis

Intimate Partner Violence

Sexual Assault

Sexual Abuse

Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Schools and Universities

Grief and Loss

Military Deployment and Reintegration Issues

Death Notification

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Exam 3: Ethical and Legal Considerations in Crisis Counseling

When considering breaking confidentiality due to a duty to warn,it is highly recommended that a counselor should foremost

Under HIPAA protected health information (PHI)is applicable to

In disaster situations,marginalized populations will discover

According to FERPA,threatening remarks made by a student overheard by school personnel

What circumstances brought about the HIPAA legislation?

While many states have laws covering duty to warn,other states have

__________ prompted the enactment of FERPA.

Providing for locked,secured,confidential file storage in crisis situations is

Release of public health information to law enforcement is allowed only

HIPAA has adversely affected counseling practice through

FERPA bestows all of the following rights EXCEPT

FERPA ended the practice of

In order to avoid therapeutic abandonment in disaster circumstances the counselor should

FERPA is also known as the

FERPA stands for

__________ is not one of the "4Ds" of malpractice.

__________ is NOT required of counselors by HIPAA.

Duty to protect

The federal government may waive HIPAA penalties

In disaster circumstances,counselors are expected to obtain consent through each of the following steps EXCEPT:

Overview of Crisis Intervention

Safety and Self-Care in Crisis Situations

Essential Crisis Intervention Skills

Risk Assessment and Intervention: Suicide and Homicide

Understanding and Treating Substance Use Disorders With Clients in Crisis

Intimate Partner Violence

Sexual Assault

Sexual Abuse

Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Schools and Universities

Grief and Loss

Military Deployment and Reintegration Issues

Death Notification

Filters