Medical Law & Ethics — Free CCMA Practice Test | Set-2

1) A valid HIPAA authorization for release of records must include which elements?

2) Which is an example of prohibited information blocking under the 21st Century Cures Act (absent a valid exception)?

3) The HIPAA “minimum necessary” standard applies MOST directly to which disclosures?

4) Regarding the Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP), a clinic should:

5) Releasing PHI to a life insurance company for underwriting generally requires:

6) Which disclosure is generally PERMITTED without patient authorization?

7) Which BEST defines negligence in a medical context?

8) Correcting an entry in the EHR should be done by:

9) Emailing PHI is acceptable when the clinic:

10) Which patient can typically consent for their own care without a parent/guardian?

11) A durable power of attorney for health care (health-care proxy) authorizes the named agent to:

12) 42 CFR Part 2 (substance-use disorder records) generally requires that a written patient consent for disclosure must include:

13) Which item is considered a HIPAA identifier and therefore PHI when linked to health data?

14) After a suspected breach of unsecured ePHI, the clinic should FIRST:

15) Who owns the physical medical record, and what are the patient’s rights?

16) A subpoena from a patient’s attorney requests records without patient authorization or court order. The BEST action is to:

17) The ethical principle of justice MOST directly refers to:

18) Which scenario BEST illustrates false imprisonment?

19) Best practice for informed consent with a non-English-speaking patient is to:

20) A POLST/MOLST form differs from a living will because it is primarily a:

21) Who typically has the right to request a deceased patient’s records?

22) Which social media action MOST risks a HIPAA violation?

23) In public areas, the MOST appropriate way to verify identity is to:

24) Which situation MOST clearly triggers mandatory reporting by clinic staff?

25) A Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is required when a vendor will: