Confientiality For The Pharmacy Technician

a) 

should adhere to certain basic health mandates.

b) 

should pursue goals of occupational safety.

c) 

have the right to choose their healthcare providers.

d) 

have the right to be protected from foreseeable injury and death.

a) 

A positive HIV test result doesn't require follow-up tests due to the high accuracy of the testing.

b) 

Some HIV tests can provide results in as little as 20 minutes.

c) 

HIV testing is now conducted routinely as part of a standard general check-up for most patients.

d) 

Testing isn't normally necessary as HIV symptoms manifest early and are distinctive.

a) 

mandated by insurance.

b) 

controlled by state law.

c) 

federally mandated.

d) 

voluntary.

a) 

A drug rehab center releases details of a celebrity's struggle with addiction as part of a public service advertisement against drugs.

b) 

An employer releases details of an employee's disabling accident to OSHA.

c) 

A hospital releases details of an Ebola patient's illness and treatment to the CDC.

d) 

Doctors in California release details of patient diagnoses of food poisoning linked to tainted orange juice to the FDA.

a) 

develop and implement privacy policies and procedures.

b) 

determine what information is private and what can be disclosed.

c) 

monitor the use of passwords and other types of security measures.

d) 

conduct risk management procedures related to privacy issues.

a) 

accident

b) 

disability

c) 

health

d) 

life

a) 

Department of Health and Human Services

b) 

HIPAA

c) 

JCAHO

d) 

Healthcare facility

a) 

biometrics.

b) 

latent identification.

c) 

psychometrics.

d) 

genetic testing.

a) 

The patient's mother has breast cancer, but the patient doesn't.

b) 

Health insurers can never discriminate based on genetic information in this way.

c) 

The patient's sister has breast cancer, but the patient doesn't.

d) 

The patient has breast cancer.

a) 

For meeting prescription quotas established by pharmaceutical companies

b) 

For research, under certain conditions

c) 

For certain public health purposes

d) 

For certain funeral home and organ transplant purposes

a) 

Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

b) 

World Health Organization (WHO)

c) 

Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

d) 

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

e) 

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

a) 

Signature of the individual or a representative and the date

b) 

Statement of the individual's right to revoke the authorization

c) 

Description of the purpose of the disclosure

d) 

Description of the information to be used

a) 

The destruction of the record

b) 

The purpose of the record

c) 

The content of the record

d) 

Retaining the record securely

a) 

Employers

b) 

Media

c) 

Insurance companies

d) 

Colleges and universities

a) 

insurance providers must pay any cost associated with the requested change to a medical record.

b) 

healthcare providers must correct any medical record change a patient requests.

c) 

the process developed by HIPAA must be followed when requesting a correction in medical records.

d) 

patients have the right to have errors in their medical records corrected.

e) 

the patient has the right to pursue legal action if a healthcare provider doesn't follow the rules HIPAA established.

a) 

required by law or for compliance with HIPAA rules.

b) 

authorized by the patient.

c) 

related to treatment.

d) 

authorized by insurance providers.

a) 

The private organization providing financial assistance

b) 

The peer review organization

c) 

The medical provider

d) 

The third-party payer

e) 

The employer

Hearsay

1.

Evidence that tends to prove or disprove an issue significant to a case

2.

Evidence that refers to the evidence the court should accept as proof

3.

Secondhand evidence where witnesses are reporting what others have said to them

a) 

Treatment results

b) 

Health insurance information

c) 

Condition

d) 

Patient's history

e) 

Diagnostic and therapeutic treatment