NR 661 HIPAA QUIZ AND
ANSWERS
1. Each healthcare agency and provider must have policies
and procedures for maintaining the privacy of Protected
Health Information (PHI).
True False
2. Under the HIPAA privacy rule,
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NR 661 HIPAA QUIZ AND
ANSWERS
1. Each healthcare agency and provider must have policies
and procedures for maintaining the privacy of Protected
Health Information (PHI).
True False
2. Under the HIPAA privacy rule, it is illegal to: a. Obtain information from a patient
during treatment
b. Share information obtained from a
patient with the patient's physican
c. Fail to adequately protect health
information from relase
3. Healthcare agencies must have policies that provide
guidelines for:
a. Training requirements
b. Penalties for not complying with
the privacy requirements
c. a and b
d. None of the above
4. Patients have a right to: a. Restrict access to their protected
health information (PHI)
b. Amend their protected health
information (PHI)
c. Request an accounting for
disclosures of their protected health
information (PHI)
d. All of the above
5. Health care operations are defined as activities
considered in support of treatment and payment for which
protected health information could be used or disclosed
without individual authorizations.
True False
6. "Minimum Necessary" means, when protected health
information is used, disclosed, or requested, reasonable
efforts must be taken to determine how much information
will be sufficient to serve the intended purpose.
True False
7. Privacy regulations cover use of disclosure of personal
health information in the following format:
a. Oral communication
b. Written communication
c. Electronic communication
d. All of the above
NR 661 HIPAA QUIZ AND
ANSWERS
8. It is important to remember that you should never
discuss patient information with anyone unless it is for an
approved purpose.
True False
9. It is important that patients understand how their
healthcare providers and insurer protect their information. True False
10. Which of the following is a prodedure that protects the
confidentiality of patient information?
a. Medical record file cabinets and file
room doors are kept locked
b. Passwords to access computerized
medical records are not shared
c. There are rules that prohibit
employees from looking at records
unless they have a need to know the
information
d. All of the above
11. It is the duty of every healthcare provider and agency
to protect the confidentiality and privacy of patient
healthcare information.
True False
12. If you suspect a fellow employee of violating privacy
policies, you should:
a. Try to ignore the violation if it
doesn't directly concern you
b. Watch the individual until you have
gathered solid evidence
c. Report your suspicions to your
supervisor
13. The Notice of Privacy Practices informs patients of
their right to:
a. Inspect their medical records
b. Request amendments to their
medical records
c. View a list of disclosures of their
medical information
d. All of the above
14. Knowingly releasing patient information can result in
civil and/or criminal sanctions including fines and jail time. True False
15. Health Care Operations are described in the Notice of
Private Practices (NPP). True False
16. "Minimum necessary" means, when PHI is used,
disclosed, or requested, reasonable efforts must be taken
to determine how much information will be sufficient to
serve the intended purpose.
True False
NR 661 HIPAA QUIZ AND
ANSWERS
17. It is the duty of every healthcare provider to protect
the confidentiality and privacy of patient health
information.
True False
18. While visiting his mother, Mrs. Jones' son, a laboratory
technician, notices that the hospital has an electronic
health record system. He recognizes the software program
and wants to see how it works. He sits down at an open
computer and begins to look at the program. The nurse
should:
a. Ask him if any additional
assistance is needed
b. Ask him to close the program
c. Provide him a private location to
review the program
19. An individual who wishes to file a complaint concerning
a violation of privacy may:
a. File the complaint with the Federal
Government
b. File the complaint with the
individual employee
c. File the complaint with the
healthcare agency
d. a and c
20. Mrs. White's daughter is assisting her mother in
maintaining a personal health record. She asks the record
department of the hospital for copies of important
documents from her mother's medical records. Is the
hospital allowed to release this information to Mrs. White's
daughter?
a. No, because PHI may be released
only to the individual
b. No, because the daughter may not
understand the results of the
diagnostics test
c. Yes, but only if the physician
agrees to the request
d. Yes, but only if Mrs. White signs an
authorization
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