Question

b. client of leg pain. The complains Blood pressure is 128/86 mm Hg. n sites are red but without drainage. e. The client tells the nurse that he feels warm. According to HIPAA, in which situations could a client's PHI be used or disclosed? Select all that apply. 2. a. For treatment purposes b. For any type of research c. For health care payment purposes d. To administer health care benefits e. To provide information to a family member at any time during the client's hospital stay f. For learning purposes for medical and nursing students if the client provides permission to do So A nurse is describing the situations that constitute invasion of client privacy to a group of staff members. The nurse is violating the client's privacy in which situations? Select all that apply. 3. a. Describing a treatment to a client in a secluded area Telling a family member about the client's condition c.Taking photographs of the client during the client's birthday party d. Asking the client for permission to allow a nursing student to observe a procedure e. Accessing a neighbor's medical record to find out about his or her health care status

Needing help on # 2 and # 3.

Answer 1

2.b, e, c, d

HIPAA describes how personal health information maybe used and how the client can obtain access to the information.

Personal health information can be disclosed for research purposes in limited circumstances, to a family member or significant other in s medical emergency.

3.b, c, e

In the health care system, confidentiality refers to the protection of privacy of the clients PHI. A special relationship exist between the client and the nurse, in which information discussed is not shared with a third party who is not directly involved in the clients care. Disclosure of confidential information exposes the nurse to liability for invasion of the clients privacy.