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Understanding HIPAA: Test Your Knowledge

Welcome to the "Understanding HIPAA" quiz! This interactive quiz provides an opportunity to enhance your knowledge about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, an essential federal law that protects sensitive patient health information. Whether you are a healthcare professional or simply want to learn more, this quiz is designed for you.

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HIPAA stands for?

Health Portability Act.

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Who must abide by HIPAA rules and regulations?

Both business associates and covered entities

Covered Entities only

Business Associates only

Either business associates or covered entities

What are the three Safeguards Standard?

Financial, Medical and juridical

Administrative, Physical and Technical

Outpatient Facility, Inpatient Facility and Nursing Home

Which is a true statement about HIPAA's Privacy Rule?

The Privacy Rule lets providers share health information with any other provider for any reason.

The Privacy Rule holds violators accountable with civil and criminal penalties.

The Privacy Rule gives patients less control over their health information.

What are the Three Rule of HIPAA?

Privacy Rule, Security Rule, Comformity Rule

Privacy Rule, Security Rule, Breach Notification

Security Rule, Confidentiality Rule, Breach Notification Rule

If a Major Security Incident Is Determined To Be a Breach To Who The a Covered Entity Must Provide Notice.

Affected Individuals

Department of Health and Human Services

Prominent Media Organizations

All Above

What is the Penalty When A Professional Medical Office Associate Deliberately Sells Protected Health Information (PHI) to a Pharmaceutical Company?

The penalty may be as much as $50 and zero year in prison for the employee.

There is no penalty.

The penalty may be as much as $25 and up to one (1) year in prison for the employee.

The penalty may be as much as $250,000 and up to ten (10) years in prison for the employee.

True or False The Privacy Rule states that protected health information can be data that is written, spoken or in electronic format.

True

False

In general, information about a patient can be shared

Only with other medical personnel

Only when the patient authorizes it specifically

When it is directly related to treatment

Only when it is not related to treatment

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