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Patient Privacy Practices YES or NO Quiz


Patient Privacy Practices YES or NO QuizVersion en ligne Privacy in action par Joel Almonacid 1 A collector discusses a patient’s condition in a crowded waiting room. a Yes b Not sure c No d Maybe 2 A staff member accesses patient records without being involved in their care. a Yes b No c Only if authorized d Depends on the system 3 A collector logs out of the system after finishing their shift. a Yes b No c Only if prompted d Sometimes 4 A worker shares patient details with a colleague who is directly involved in treatment. a Not allowed b Yes c Only partial details d No 5 A staff member leaves printed pathology results unattended on a desk. a No b Only overnight c If secured d Yes 6 A collector verifies patient details quietly at the collection desk. a Yes b After hours c Only with supervisor d No 7 A worker takes a photo of a patient’s report on their personal phone. a If report is public b No c Yes d Only with consent 8 A staff member emails patient information using a secure work system. a No b Only if anonymized c If copied to personal email d Yes 9 A collector talks about a “difficult patient” with friends at home. a Only if anonymized b Not applicable c Yes d No 10 A worker stores patient files in a locked cabinet. a Yes b If lock is broken c No d Only if digital 11 A staff member discusses patient information in a staff-only area. a Only in public areas b Yes c If it’s generic d No 12 A collector leaves a computer unlocked with patient records visible. a No b Yes c Only if away briefly d If screen is locked after 13 A worker shares login credentials with another staff member. a No b If urgent c Yes d Only with supervisor 14 A staff member uses initials instead of full names when discussing cases for training. a Only in notes b Yes c If allowed by policy d No 15 A collector confirms test details with a referring doctor. a No b Only with patients present c If emailed d Yes 16 A worker prints extra copies of patient reports and forgets to dispose of them securely. a No b Only if encrypted c If printer is secure d Yes 17 A staff member shreds confidential documents before disposal. a Only if burned b If archived c Yes d No 18 A collector speaks quietly when confirming sensitive patient information. a No b If in public c Only if staff present d Yes 19 A worker posts about a patient experience on social media (without naming them). a Yes b If anonymized c No d Only if approved 20 A staff member accesses records out of curiosity. a If supervised b Yes c No d Only if necessary 21 A collector hands patient results directly to the correct patient. a Yes b Only via mail c If phoned d No 22 A worker discusses patient information over the phone in a public place. a Yes b No c Only if caller is patient d If using initials 23 A staff member follows workplace policy when releasing information. a If unsure b No c Only if urgent d Yes 24 A collector leaves voicemail messages with detailed patient results. a Only if secure b No c Yes d If anonymized 25 A worker checks identity before giving out any patient information. a Only if they know them b No c Yes

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Patient Privacy Practices YES or NO QuizVersion en ligne

par Joel Almonacid

A collector discusses a patient’s condition in a crowded waiting room.

A staff member accesses patient records without being involved in their care.

A collector logs out of the system after finishing their shift.

A worker shares patient details with a colleague who is directly involved in treatment.

A staff member leaves printed pathology results unattended on a desk.

A collector verifies patient details quietly at the collection desk.

A worker takes a photo of a patient’s report on their personal phone.

A staff member emails patient information using a secure work system.

A collector talks about a “difficult patient” with friends at home.

A worker stores patient files in a locked cabinet.

A staff member discusses patient information in a staff-only area.

A collector leaves a computer unlocked with patient records visible.

A worker shares login credentials with another staff member.

A staff member uses initials instead of full names when discussing cases for training.

A collector confirms test details with a referring doctor.

A worker prints extra copies of patient reports and forgets to dispose of them securely.

A staff member shreds confidential documents before disposal.

A collector speaks quietly when confirming sensitive patient information.

A worker posts about a patient experience on social media (without naming them).

A staff member accesses records out of curiosity.

A collector hands patient results directly to the correct patient.

A worker discusses patient information over the phone in a public place.

A staff member follows workplace policy when releasing information.

A collector leaves voicemail messages with detailed patient results.

A worker checks identity before giving out any patient information.