CIPP- US- Chapter 4 Exam Questions with Complete Solutions (Graded A+)
Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 - Answers What does HITECH stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 - Answers What does HIPAA stand for?
No - Answers Do...
Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 - Answers What does
HITECH stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 - Answers What does HIPAA stand for?
No - Answers Does HIPAA preempt stricter state healthcare privacy laws?
Improving efficiency of healthcare delivery - Answers What was the initial reason for the creation of
HIPAA?
Protected Health Information (PHI) - Answers "Any individually identifiable health information
1)transmitted or maintained in any form or medium that is held by a covered entity or its business
associate; 2) identifies the individual or offers a reasonable basis for identification; 3) is created or
received by a covered entity or an employer, and relates to a past, present or future physical or mental
condition, provision of healthcare or payment for healthcare to that individual."
ePHI - Answers Any PHI that is transmitted or maintained in electronic media (such as computer hard
drives, magnetic tapes or disks, or digital memory cards, all of which are considered electronic storage
media.
HITECH - Answers Under what update are business associates now held under the HIPAA Privacuy and
Security protections under written contracts they sign with the business associates?
Business Associate - Answers Any person or organization, other than a member of a covered entity's
workforce, that performs services and activities for, or on behalf of, a covered entity, if such services or
activities involve the use or disclosure of PHI.
Transaction Rules - Answers In 2000, HHS promulgated these regulatins on standard electronic formats
for healthcare transactions.
Fair Information Privacy Practices - Answers Compared with other US laws, HIPAA provides perhaps the
most detailed implementation of what Privacy Practices, including the requirements concerning privacy
notices, authorizations for use and dislcosure of PHI, limits on use and disclosure to the minimum
necessary, individual access and accounting right, security safeguardsm and accountability through
administrative requirements and enforcement.
Indirect Treatment Relationship - Answers What exception is noted for not having to provide notice at
the date of first service delivery?
TPO (treatment, payment, operations) - Answers In what instances does HIPAA authorize the use and
disclosure of PHI for essential healthcare purposes?
Opt-In Authorization - Answers For uses and disclosures outside of TPO, what type of authorization is
required from individual for uses and disclosures?
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